Mick Foley Parting Ways With WWE Due To Company’s Relationship With President Trump After Trump’s Comments About Rob Reiner

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Wrestling legend Mick Foley is done with WWE due to their relationship with Donald Trump following Trump’s comments about Rob Reiner’s death.

Earlier this week, Trump caused a firestorm when he mocked Reiner, who was murdered by his son over the weekend.

On Tuesday, Foley took to social media to announce that he was parting ways with the WWE due to their relationship with Trump following Trump’s comments on Reiner’s death.

“While I have been concerned about WWE‘s close relationship with Donald Trump for several months — especially in light of his administration’s ongoing cruel and inhumane treatment of immigrants (and pretty much anyone who “looks like an immigrant”) — reading the President’s incredibly cruel comments in the wake of Rob Reiner’s death is the final straw for me,” Foley wrote. “I no longer wish to represent a company that coddles a man so seemingly void of compassion as he marches our country towards autocracy.”

“Last night, I informed @WWE talent relations that I would not be making any appearances for the company as long as this man remains in office,” Foley wrote. “Additionally, I will not be signing a new Legends deal when my current one expires in June. I love WWE, will always treasure my time with them, and I am deeply appreciative for all the opportunities they afforded me. But, in the words of Popeye the sailor, ‘I stands all I can stands, and I can’t stands no more.’

It is worth noting that WWE CEO Triple H is on the President’s Council on Physical Fitness, and has praised President Trump in the past.

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Jorge Alonso is a BroBible Sports Editor who has been covering the NBA, NFL, and MLB professionally for over 10 years, specializing in digital media. He isa Miami native and lifelong Heat fan.
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