Post by Steve Orbit on Feb 7, 2015 13:57:24 GMT -5
WCF.com reports...
"Multiple attempts to reach former WCF megastar "The Mack" Steve Orbit have been fruitless. Orbit was last seen walking out of the main event at Payback with Jonny Fly and a woman known only as "Meredith", who has claimed for months that not only is she Jonny Fly's mother, but Orbit's as well. If true, this shocking twist would make Steve Orbit and Jonny Fly-- former friends as well as heated rivals-- brothers. While we do not have the resources to confirm nor disprove her claims, the word around the locker room is that Orbit has been seen with Fly in New York City as recently as yesterday. Attempts to contact Fly have also come up with nothing."
Meanwhile, Seth Lerch is said to be handling the matter personally. When asked for a comment, he said:
"As far as I'm concerned, Orbit is finished here. I can't have guys just walking out whenever they please. It sets a bad example for the locker room and I am disappointed in Steve Orbit, who has always been reliable in the past."
While many may be surprised by Seth's words-- since in fact, talents do walk out and come back whenever they please on a regular basis-- we have to take his statement at face value and believe that Steve Orbit's time with the company may indeed be over.
"Multiple attempts to reach former WCF megastar "The Mack" Steve Orbit have been fruitless. Orbit was last seen walking out of the main event at Payback with Jonny Fly and a woman known only as "Meredith", who has claimed for months that not only is she Jonny Fly's mother, but Orbit's as well. If true, this shocking twist would make Steve Orbit and Jonny Fly-- former friends as well as heated rivals-- brothers. While we do not have the resources to confirm nor disprove her claims, the word around the locker room is that Orbit has been seen with Fly in New York City as recently as yesterday. Attempts to contact Fly have also come up with nothing."
Meanwhile, Seth Lerch is said to be handling the matter personally. When asked for a comment, he said:
"As far as I'm concerned, Orbit is finished here. I can't have guys just walking out whenever they please. It sets a bad example for the locker room and I am disappointed in Steve Orbit, who has always been reliable in the past."
While many may be surprised by Seth's words-- since in fact, talents do walk out and come back whenever they please on a regular basis-- we have to take his statement at face value and believe that Steve Orbit's time with the company may indeed be over.
