Mick Foley Considers “John Cena: This is Your Life” Segment One of His Biggest Regrets

Every career has a few regrets. They can be small regrets, or something major. For example, Stone Cold “taking his ball and going home” will live to be perhaps the greatest regret of his career, but not everyone writes them down like Mick Foley.

The WWE Hall of Famer recently posted a blog entry on his Facebook and revealed three regrets he has from his wrestling career.

You can read Foley’s full entry right here. Below are the three regrets Foley listed:

“1) I shouldn’t have allowed my last name to be “Manson” in World Class and during my first run in WCW. Sure, the name was a surprise when I walked down the aisle of the Sportatorium in Dallas for the first time, and heard my name announced as “Cactus Jack Manson”. It bothered me, but not enough to risk my job over it – and I eventually played into it…even though I knew in my heart that playing into the image of a notorious murderer like Charles Manson was dubious, at best.

2) I ABSOLUTELY knew that there was NO WAY, in my first appearance on WWE TV in three years, that I should have agreed to be part of “This is Your Life, John Cena” that was INTENTIONALLY bad. Every bone in my body told me that being part of it was a bad idea – but, after three years away, I didn’t want to rock the boat, so by golly, I went out there and intentionally stunk up the place to the best of my abilities!

3) This one may seem random, especially because it was edited out of Smackdown, and has never been seen, but I deeply regret calling Stephanie McMahon an inappropriate name in the buildup to my matches with Triple H in 2000. Some of you have seen that buildup – it was great, and in no way needed the name-calling thing. But I did it, because I knew it would get a reaction – essentially doing the same slut-shaming I accused Amanda of – just for the sake of a cheap pop. To this day, I’ll find myself thinking back to that promo – saying to myself over and over “what were you thinking?”

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What moments do you think other superstars will come to regret when they call it a career?