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Paul Heyman (born September 11, 1965) is an American professional wrestling manager, executive, ... Heyman was fired from WCW after clashes with booker Bill Watts.
On December 17 episode of SmackDown, Reigns fired and attacked Heyman. Brock Lesnar then attacked The Bloodline and saved Heyman. [44] On January 1, 2022, Reigns was pulled from his scheduled Day 1 match due to testing positive for COVID-19, while Brock Lesnar was instead added to Raw's WWE Championship match. [45]
The Dangerous Alliance, albeit in a different incarnation under a new name Paul Heyman Guys, was revived in 2013 by Heyman and consisted of CM Punk and Curtis Axel. A decade later, Punk reunited with Roman Reigns and the original iteration of The Bloodline defeating Solo Sikoa's iteration of The Bloodline. [1] [2]
Paul Heyman first hustled his way into professional wrestling as a teenager with a press pass at Madison Square Garden in the 1970s. Heyman ditched the camera long ago, but he never stopped trying ...
Gilbert, after a falling out with Tod Gordon, was replaced in September 1993 by then-28-year-old businessman Paul Heyman. [9] [14] Heyman, known in professional wrestling as Paul E. Dangerously, had just been fired by World Championship Wrestling (WCW) and was looking for a new challenge. [11]
Authority figure, Paul Heyman, authorized Van Dam's decision and added him to the Extreme Elimination Chamber contest for the ECW World Championship along with Big Show and four other ECW superstars. [13] The remaining four participants for the Extreme Elimination Chamber match were decided through standard singles matches.
Jerry Lawler returned to the company after a nine-month hiatus, after his replacement on commentary, Paul Heyman, was fired on-screen by Vince McMahon. Several former Alliance stars were absorbed into the regular WWF roster, such as Booker T, The Hurricane, Lance Storm, and Rob Van Dam.
On November 19, 2001, after a nine-month hiatus from the company, Lawler returned to the WWF. He was reintroduced by Vince McMahon on Raw as the replacement for color commentator (and Alliance member) Paul Heyman, who had been (kayfabe) fired in the aftermath of the Alliance's loss at the previous night's Survivor Series.