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When Kane was looking for Punk, Santino asked him if he had tried the pepsi machine.
That is my favorite moment of his.
He was sort of entertaining while cutting those Austin promos? That’s pretty much all I could muster up.
He might not have retired. A report from a person who went to the show said Santino said he doesn’t know how much time he has left and that his career is winding down (which is the same thing he said a week or two ago).
I liked santino,he always brings a smile to your face.but i could never buy that damn cobra as a finisher.that was ridiculous
For a comedy character, he lasted an impressively long time.
And also had an impressive career. Remember he pinned Umaga in his first night in the WWE to become Intercontinental Champion.
That’s more bad writing than anything else.