Eric Bischoff Addresses Tony Khan's Post-Double Or Nothing Comments

Eric Bischoff has addressed Tony Khan's comments from the post-Double Or Nothing media scrum in which Khan called Bischoff's viewpoint that CM Punk had to be the biggest financial flop in pro wrestling history "f***king bulls**t" in an expletive-laden rant.

Speaking on 83 Weeks about the media scrum, Bischoff began: "I felt bad for Tony in a way. Then it's like, okay, I can't wait to fire back. I'm going to have so much fun with this. I was ready to go. I spent most of Monday morning just kind of in my mind laying out how I was going to just take a flamethrower to this. Then I said, 'No, that's what you normally do, Eric. Let's not do what you normally do, which is just a visceral, in the moment, without a whole lot of thought response. There will be a time, there will be a place where I will respond to this nonsense.'"

He continued: "I mean, what the hell? Friday Night Wars? What? Are you kidding me? Enough? I got a better idea. I'm here with you (Conrad Thompson) each and every week. You said you're friends with Tony. If you got something to say Tony, and you want to defend yourself, and Punk, you got an issue with my responses when I'm asked a question, or when somebody from your organisation decides to use their platform to take a swing, and then b**ches and whines like a little puppy that peed on the carpet and knows it's about to get smacked, I respond, and you have a problem with that? Here I am brother. Anytime you want to jump on and jump in, give the big man a call. You got his number. He'll set it up and we'll do it. So, not a hard man to find."

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