Interview with former WWE Superstar: Chris Masters

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From Wrestling 101:

 

Chris Masters is one of the most talented young wrestlers in the business today and has enjoyed two successful spells with the WWE. His first stint with the company was between 2005-07. Master the rejoined the company again 2009 before departing again just before the SumerSlam PPV in August 2011.

 

Masters has the total package with his in ring performances as well as great skills on the mic and a great character who knows how to carry himself for comedy sketch segments as well as serious roles.

 

We caught up with Masters for an exclusive chat about this time in the WWE and what his future plans are.

 

> Interview with former WWE Superstar: Chris Masters

[Guest Jimmy Redman]

What I like about him post-release is that he comes off as though he has a decent head on his shoulders. You can tell he was really blindsided by being fired after the 18 months he had, but he's not taking wild swings at the company and being bitter about it, by future endeavouree standards.

 

He's still really young so that gives me hope that he'll eventually find his way back. The guy has become incredibly good, and considering who he was the first time, and the worker he's become, its still pretty staggering to me.

[dsrchris 190]

Yeah good interview. Got to echo Master's with the whole "JTG gets to stay but Masters doesn't?" thing.

[Guest BratSan]

Really can't blame him for wondering how guys like JTG still have a job when he doesn't. I am bewildered too.

But yeah, I am pretty sure he will end up in WWE again. He is a nice bloke and his hard work will eventually pay off.

[Guest Jamster26]

Wonder if he'll make an "Impact" elsewhere.

 

Shame for him, should have done so much more.

[Guest BratSan]

Wonder if he'll make an "Impact" elsewhere.

 

TNA can't even properly handle the talents who are on their roster currently, I don't know what Masters gonna gain by joining them. TNA booking right now is a mess. Terrible times, I tell you.

[Guest Ciaran The King]

Masters should try Japan for a while

[Guest Jimmy Redman]

I hope Masters gets into Japan. He'd do great there.

 

The only upside to him hypothetically joining TNA is that I'd be able to follow him easily. I shudder to think though. I was excited out of my skin for Tara, and then...yeah. I've been burned.

[dsrchris 190]

Japan is easily the best thing for him. He was becoming a good worker, and a stomp around Japan for a year or two can turn good into great. I can see him coming back to WWE eventually, after following the same kind of path MVP is treading at the moment.

[Guest BratSan]

It has been the case with TNA, really.

Case in point , Elijah Burke.