Rvd Calls Out Young Bucks For Ignoring WWE Rules

RVD took a moment to review past encounters involving the Young Bucks, offering some clarity on any potential heat between them.

This encounters may have caused some beef.

Before Matt and Nick Jackson took over as executive vice presidents of AEW, they were already recognized as independent wrestling talents.

Both have worked as additional/enhanced performers for WWE, and it was during this time that they first met Rob Van Dam.

On an episode of the 1 Of A Kind podcast, RVD shared his first impressions of Matt and Nick Jackson, which were not entirely positive.

Looking back at an incident where he confronted the Young Bucks for not shaking his hand, Van Dam points out that he’s not the only one the Bucks snubbed by ignoring this ‘archaic but golden’ WWE rule .

“I said something about when they walked by me, I guess in WWE, how they didn’t introduce themselves, which to old school rules, that was, I don’t want to call it a commandment.

“I guess it is actually, you know, it’s one of the biblical commandments of the dressing room, especially when you’re new.

You’re supposed to introduce yourself a certain way, protocol, just like the f*cking mafia.

“A made man cannot introduce himself to another made man. A made man has to be introduced by someone else in the middle, and we had our protocols too.

“Anyway, I just pointed that out, you know, they didn’t shake my hand or whatever.

But I also did throw in something that could be taken as an insult, which I didn’t own up to at first because I was like, all I said was they didn’t shake my hand.”

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Rob Van Dam recently made his AEW in-ring debut on the August 9th episode of Dynamite, where he unsuccessfully challenged Jack Perry for the FTW Championship.

Only time will tell if RVD makes more appearances for AEW. If anything, he certainly had quite a contest against Jack Perry on Dynamite.

That match did not see RVD win the FTW Title, but AEW has other big events on the horizon that he could wrestle on.