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JJ Dillion Discusses His Upcoming WWE Hall Of Fame Induction, Triple H Running WWE, More

Richard Gray February 24, 2012 WWE News 7 Comments

- Mister Saint Laurent reporting:

A new episode of MLW Radio featuring the legendary JJ Dillon is now available on www.MLW.com and iTunes by searching MLW RADIO.

In part one of our two part conversation, JJ Dillon talks about how he found out he was being inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame, the legacy of the Four Horsemen, being on the road with Ric Flair, working with Vince McMahon and Pat Patterson behind the scenes in the WWF, bringing Jerry Jarrett to the WWF and more.

JJ Dillon also offers his thoughts on Triple H, WWE’s future after Vince McMahon steps down, what it was like in the company during Vince’s trial, as well as his thoughts on the Stomper, growing up watching the Graham brothers at the Garden in the 1950s and more.

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Matt

I love JJ
- Mike
  
  I love AJ
Amsterdam

JJ-effing Dillon!
Dave Barton

I have JJ’s 3-disc shoot interview…I gave it 6 out of 5 stars, it was beyond awesome.
PikaPal4ever

JJ Dillon is amazing, but I have to address something. I truly feel sorry for the WWE when Triple H takes over, I feel he will run the company out of business or make some terrible business decision that will screw up the company and the WWE will be gone in 10 years. Triple H is unfit to run this, and even though he has Stephanie,
I don't think it'll make much of a difference. Give me your opinion on this!
- Assassin
  
  And you can run the company better than him?
kevin

I wanna see shame.