Hot off her shocking in-ring confrontation with her Top Tier teammate, Coach Campanelli, Kandi Krush takes over the Official WOW Podcast to demolish Coach’s reputation and give David McLane a piece of her mind. The in-ring conflict heightened after Keta Rush and Gloria Glitter defeated Coach Campanelli and Kandi Krush in tag team action. This defeat proved to be the straw that broke the camel’s back as the pair began arguing and pointing fingers, until Coach Campanelli cut to the chase and slapped Kandi Krush across the face. Kandi “The Heavy Hitter” Krush is not one to back away from a fight so she let loose a slap of her own. This back and forth, now dubbed “the slap heard ‘round the world,” has fans questioning if this pair will ever work out their differences or if this is the end of the road for the former WOW World Trios Champions, Top Tier.
Krush on the last words she said to Coach Campanelli: “The last words that I said to Coach Campanelli before she slapped me into last year was ‘I should be the leader of Top Tier’…I’m sorry that I hurt her fragile ego, it’s the truth…if she’s calling the shots and we lost, then that’s on her, she called the wrong shots. And again, her shoulders were pinned to the mat, not mine.”
Krush dove right into her list of grievances regarding Coach Campanelli’s coaching abilities by presenting a slideshow of examples proving that when coaches fail at generating successful outcomes, they end up relieved of their positions. As McLane tried to bring Krush back to Earth, Krush took every opportunity to shut him down and discredit his opinion.
Krush to David McLane: “Great, nobody cares about your clout chasing…we’re in the middle of my presentation…all you have to say is yes or no…if you were smart you would close your mouth and open your ears.”
McLane flat out asked Krush if she plans on entering singles competition and dropping Coach Campanelli all together, but Krush refused to answer the question.
Krush on joining the singles division: “You know David, only time will tell. Can we take it one thing at a time please. This is my platform.”
As Krush continued with her presentation, she brought up the case of study of Frank Vogel and The Lakers. Krush pointed out that the day after The Lakers missed the playoffs, Vogel was fired. Even though WOW Co-Owner Jeanie Buss still holds a stake in the famous LA basketball team, Krush pulled no punches regarding their past coaching staff, and set up David McLane for a little trash talk about his business partner’s team.
David McLane answering Krush’s questions regarding what happened to Frank Vogel: “I’m sure just like Jeanie’s gotten rid of her brothers, she got rid of Frank Vogel.”
Krush wraps up her slideshow by asking David what should happen to Coach Campanelli. David, sensing a theme based on her presentation, falls right into Krush’s trap, and admits Coach should be fired.
David McLane on what should happen to Coach Campanelli: “I’m catching on… she should be fired!”
When Nigel pointed out that David agreed with Krush that Coach should be fired, David immediately retracted his statement and argued that he was only answering Krush’s question regarding the pattern she presented in her slideshow. Krush refused to let David off the hook, but David deflected and said that Coach Campanelli should get her own chance to respond. Tune in on September 11th to hear Coach’s side of the story!
Krush’s advice for David McLane: “If you want to be on TV, like you know you’re so desperate to be, you should drink some water and trim up a bit.”
Krush on Keta’s interference when Glitter was kicked out of Top Tier: “When you’re a midtier wrestler, don’t stick your nose in Top Tier business.”
Krush on Coach Campanelli: “She doesn’t deserve to be in this role of leadership, I do. She can’t handle that… fragile ego.”
Krush on her reputation as a villian: “I am greatness personified…you can keep vilifying me, that’s ok, because I might be a villain in your story, but you’ll always be a loser in mine!”
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