Following the fallout of their staged argument, McMahon shut down the rehearsal, leaving the Nexus callups no time to practice. However, Mark Calaway claims he wasn’t simply left alone, as many of the locker room members came to check up on him. 

“I’m not on the bus, maybe ten minutes, first guy comes,” he added, noting that guys like Chavo Guerrero and MVP tried to check up on him but were ignored. “They wanted to make sure that I was cool and what was going on, so, I learned a lot about some people, too!” Calaway noted. “They’re about to go out and do their segment, and I come off the bus…So, I come off the bus and I powerwalk,” he recalled. “I feel like Moses going through the Red Sea, man. Everybody just parted!” 

Calaway explained that he walked into Gorilla Position, but none of the talent standing there made eye contact with him. “Bray was legit about to vomit!” Michelle McCool added. 

“He was ghost-white, pale. Oh, I felt so bad… Like he was about to yak,” Calaway laughed.

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