Former Champion Reveals What They Regret About Their WWE Run

A lot of wrestlers have come and gone from WWE over the years. Some of them manage to become big stars during their time with the company while others struggle to reach the top. Brian Kendrick got to dip his toes in the main event scene in 2008 when he challenged for the WWE Championship at Armageddon, but his run at the top was brief.

While talking about his WWE run on VOC Nation’s In The Room, Brian Kendrick noted that the deciding factor when it came to his level of success was his attitude and lack of hard work.

“The deciding factor was my attitude, my lack of hard work, opportunities that I screwed up. I mean, they don’t know what it is they’re looking for until they get it, whether it comes in the form of The Rock or John Cena or Stone Cold or Hulk Hogan or Kofi Kingston. They don’t know what form it’s going to come in.”

The former WWE Cruiserweight Champion also went on to talk about his regrets from his time with WWE when he added, “Well, just been more grateful. You know, this is certainly my time prior to the cruiserweight run when I was late 20s, early 30s before being let go. Years ago I acted really foolish and hopefully matured since then. It’s not the reason I didn’t become a superstar. It has nothing to do with my height. It has to do with my lack of having what it takes.”

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