dishdude714
05-14-2010, 01:21 AM
In an interview with Brian Fritz of Fanhouse.com, Abyss talked about his first reaction to hearing that Hulk Hogan referred to him as TNA's John Cena. "My reaction was what every other guy in this business reaction would have been," Abyss said. "I was honored and thrilled and excited when I heard that.
"For a guy of Hulk Hogan's status -- what he's done and accomplished in this business and his life -- to give you that kind of endorsement is pretty exciting. I was thrilled when I heard it. I've really enjoyed getting to know Hulk and work with him. It's been an excellent relationship. I've learned a lot in just the short time we've been together. It's been a complete honor from top to bottom working with him."
Abyss also commented on the best piece of advice that Hogan has given him. "He's given me so much so I could go a million different ways to answer this but I'll go this way with it," said Abyss. "One of the things he's really taught me was to really use the story you've been given and incorporate it in your match and work smart. He's taught me to maximize the tools you're given when it comes to putting a match together and an angle together."
Visit Fanhouse.com for the complete interview.
"For a guy of Hulk Hogan's status -- what he's done and accomplished in this business and his life -- to give you that kind of endorsement is pretty exciting. I was thrilled when I heard it. I've really enjoyed getting to know Hulk and work with him. It's been an excellent relationship. I've learned a lot in just the short time we've been together. It's been a complete honor from top to bottom working with him."
Abyss also commented on the best piece of advice that Hogan has given him. "He's given me so much so I could go a million different ways to answer this but I'll go this way with it," said Abyss. "One of the things he's really taught me was to really use the story you've been given and incorporate it in your match and work smart. He's taught me to maximize the tools you're given when it comes to putting a match together and an angle together."
Visit Fanhouse.com for the complete interview.