In his continued effort to defend himself, Starks explained how “mind-numbing” it is to him that some people don’t want him to be friends with wrestlers in other promotions. “Outside of this wrestling bubble, that’s sad? It’s mind-numbing to even be like ‘We’re mad at this guy’ or ‘This sucks because he wanted to go see his friend.’ Like guys, it’s not that big of a deal?”

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Starks also declared that he’ll continue to support his friends wherever, since doing so doesn’t hurt anyone. When looking back at Cargill’s WrestleMania match, he noted how they trained together and praised her for her dedication to wrestling. “So, to me I know what’s gone into the whole process of her and she really loves wrestling, she really cares a lot about it.”

He again noted how happy he was to see her accomplish her WrestleMania moment, and how hardworking she has been since her days in AEW. “Like I couldn’t get out quick enough how proud I was just to see that because she’s a really good friend to me, beyond a good friend. She’s my best friend.”

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