- Several top WWE executives are reportedly upset at Mick Foley. This is due to the blogs and tweets he made in regards to the booking of Daniel Bryan around the Royal Rumble. Foley was very critical of the company during that time about how they were booking Daniel Bryan and not listening to the fans.

They're likely not happy about his latest blog, where he explains not signing a new legends deal because he was disappointed with the payoffs on the past two videogames.

Credit: The Wrestling Observer via rajah.com
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I would be too. Foley is great and all, and he's a legend, but you can't mouth off this much and expect them to not be upset. >_>

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You say that like Foley cares

Well, I was more trying to say that the executives have a right to be upset.

I would be more upset over the fact he blogged about his money from the video games. As far as them being upset over criticizing angles, get over it.

He should be a professional. Just because he disagrees with stuff, he shouldn't go and attack people for it, especially publicly on the internet. Does he have the right to? Absolutely. Should he? Absolutely not. Be a professional.

He also doesnt have to sit there and be quiet if he feels there's something he disagrees with. He wasnt an employee.

No, but if he had a contract with them, he has some sort of say in the company and thus, should be professional. He doesn't have to be quiet, he can take his complaints directly to the people he disagrees with rather than rant about it online. That's very unprofessional. If you can't see that, that's your problem.

He had a legends contract, that only allows for his likeness to be used on merch and video games. I doubt he had any say in anything.

By that, I meant that because he had a contract with them, he is in at least some sense a part of the company. Anything he says can be used against WWE, because he had a contract with them.

He wasnt working directly with them, was my point. Therefore, he wasnt an actual contracted employee and was free to do whatever he wanted outside of WWE. The only thing he couldnt do was work for TNA again.

I wouldn't say he was unprofessional. He was merely stating his opinion. I don't recall him bashing anybody, only stating he wasn't pleased with what he received from the deal.