Bischoff then pointed out that Harwood is suggesting he’s a stalker, however, he noted Harwood would have to study his timeline and in turn “stalk” him to be able to say that. “Just let it go. So, I mean, and the hypocritical part of it — it’s probably more encompassing, I guess there’s not a lot of hypocrisy in this, it’s more like stupidity. Stupidity and just f***ing weird.”

Advertisement

Bischoff then suggested Harwood stop following him and instead learn how to get over and let the audience take care of itself. “Don’t try to get yourself over on social media, ’cause you suck at it, get yourself over in the ring because you’re actually pretty good at that,” he said. However, Bischoff noted there is still room for improvement, especially in his promos, but that Harwood reminds him of the Four Horsemen. “I like your style, I like that kind of Arn Anderson-Tully Blanchard kind of style, it’s a little bit of a throwback.”

Bischoff then took another major shot at not just Harwood, but Cash Wheeler as well, and explained how they didn’t make it in WWE despite having the opportunity to get over. “And now they’re in AEW and yes, they’re swimming in a much, much, much, much smaller pond so in their minds, perhaps they feel like a bigger fish.”

Advertisement

If you use any quotes from this article, please credit “83 Weeks” and provide a h/t to Wrestling Inc. for the transcription.