New Report Says Batista Has Been Lied To, Says He Would Job To Daniel Bryan

May 8, 2014

batista ProWrestling.net is reporting that the reports of Batista not wanting to put over Daniel Bryan are false.

A source close to the situation had the following to say about the reports:

"WWE wants that story out, but it's all twisted. Batista would do five jobs to Bryan. They've f–ed him in money, booking, broken promises and promoting his outside projects. Had that not happened, he would be around until late June, but because Vince f–ed him, he's not, so they dragged Daniel Bryan into this to villify Batista. Daniel is beloved and a martyr so he benefits, but it has nothing to do with jobbing. They've twisted. It's classic Vince."

Furthermore, word is the situation remains in doubt and Vince McMahon is now more involved than ever in trying to work things out with Batista. There remains no official word as to how long Batista will be sticking around.

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