>He's doing well, gonna be fine, thankful for his
>opportunities, doesn't get why they didn't capitalize on his
>popularity, etc.
>
>Frankly I came away siding with WWE. I hate when guys have
>that golly shucks her whiz attitude. He's clearly a wrestling
>can and loves the business and loves to entertain but seems a
>bit too go-along to get-along. He doesn't seem willing to
>fight for his spot and that seems to be a pattern with some of
>these guys.

Yep. WWE's history is filled with cats who would roll up on Vince or someone with a 'can I live' campaign of some kind. If you don't do it at all, Vince prolly assumes that you're cool with being on Main Event instead of being IN THE main event.

There's also the whole 'sometimes Vince doesn't dig you' issue that screws some folks. In those cases, you gotta Cody it up and get out of there before you're jaded, old, and/or injured/ruined. Really, I have basically never cared more about Cody than I do now. That's a good sign that MAYBE it was the right call for right now. But hey...I am a bit of a rassling nerd who will watch non-WWE main roster stuff.