Mick Foley Speaks on Smashing TV to Protest WWE and Support Daniel Bryan (Video)

February 1, 2014

Mick Foley Smashes TV

WWE legend Mick Foley, who was extremely upset with WWE about how they booked Daniel Bryan at the WWE Royal Rumble, talked to Newsday.com about smashing his television in support of Bryan. He was asked if he felt better when destroying the television.,

“A little bit, but once the family forbid me to do it live, or in the house, the act lost most of its power,” Foley told Newsday Thursday. “But technically, I did break a TV in protest — even if my swing lacked a follow-through, a habit developed through hitting thousands of fly balls to my son in our backyard — where a follow-through would have meant pulling the ball to left, into the neighbor’s yard.”

Here is a video of Foley smashing one of his televisions.

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