In an interview with Icons of Sports Entertainment, Brian Kendrick said he hopes to teach younger generations and help them learn from his own mistakes after the anti-Semitic comments he made years ago resurfaced.
He wasn’t used by AEW and was pulled from a scheduled match on Dynamite earlier this year. As noted, Kendrick worked as a producer for WWE at Survivor Series, although he has yet to be brought back on a full-time deal. Kendrick said,
“I wouldn’t give the advice to me because I don’t want to change my life. I’d be happy to help kids learn from my mistakes. I don’t wish I was in AJ Styles’ shoes because this is the path that I’m supposed to be on, but what AJ has done right, what all these guys have done right, where I have failed, what I would tell them is, you can’t allow yourself any excuses. You have to put in the work. What I would tell young me is that , for me, my attitude, hubris, all of that have led to downfalls over and over again. I’ve had to pick myself up and start over several times in pro wrestling. Sometimes, it’s because of a lack of humility.”
(h/t – Fightful)
