While BJ Ray stole the show with his pipebomb-style promo, it was Shiloh Hill who delivered the biggest shock of the night on WWE LFG. Instead of taking his moment to speak like the rest of the competitors, Hill opted outand by the time the show was wrapping up, he was furious about it.
Asked why he didnt step up, Hill let loose in an uncensored tirade that left the rest of the competitors speechless.
Honestly, now Im just getting mad that I didnt cut a promo. I kind of, in that moment, felt some legitimate regret that I didnt take that opportunity and ultimately cost my team another point. Honestly, it kind of turned into, like, a pity party. And, like, they said it was about knowing your character. And, like, to be honest, bro, I dont give a f** about someones grandma or grandpa or whatever. I dont give a f*** about BJ. I dont give a f*** about Bro, half the f*** people are talking about it. Im just sitting there like, bro, this is a fing pissing contest of emotion right now. Im getting fing heated. And all these fing people are talking about s. Let no one f***!*
Hill didnt hold back on the entire concept of the promo challenge, making it clear he wasnt interested in playing into the theatrics.
So I dont feel the need to come in here and have a pissing contest of who can make who feel what in emotions, bro. Im not here to tell fing emotion. Im not here to tell metaphors, bro. That mic isnt a pipe bomb because it never fing was. Im here to tell real f**ing violence.*
Then came the moment that sent chills. The screen cut to The Undertaker, who simply said: That kid is money.
Just like that, Shiloh Hill made himself a name to watch. With The Undertaker giving him the ultimate stamp of approval, could this be the moment that changes everything for him?
Did Shiloh Hill just prove hes the real deal, or did he let his opportunity slip away? Please share your thoughts and feedback in the comment section below.
