Former WWE Superstar Ahmed Johnson recently appeared on the Two Man Power Trip of Wrestling Podcast and discussed his ongoing issues with D’Lo Brown, Mark Henry, and Booker T. Johnson shed light on the rumors surrounding his altercations with these wrestlers and expressed his frustration with the situation.
Regarding his heat with D’Lo Brown, Johnson stated, “He claimed he beat me up in the locker room. If D’Lo Brown beat me, do you know what that means? Number one, Vince would be pushing him instead of me. Everybody would have seen it. Nobody’s seen it as of now except for Mark Henry, Faarooq (Ron Simmons), and Kama (The Godfather). Nobody else saw this in the locker room, and nobody has heard this until now. That rumor didn’t start until I left, and then I left, and all of a sudden, I hear, ‘D’Lo beat you up.’ I mean, it’s unbelievable, man. So yeah, D’Lo is on my list, and Mark Henry is definitely on my list.”
Johnson also addressed his issues with Mark Henry, stating, “He just started talking a bunch of sh*t man once I left. Nobody did when I was there. When I was there, they didn’t say a word to me, but as soon as I left, all these rumors started, man, so I don’t know what the deal is. I think they’re mad number one, they’re mad because I became the first black Intercontinental Champion in history. Number two, they’re mad because they’ve been wrestling for years and years, some of them 14 years, and I come in at the one year and get the Intercontinental belt, and I don’t think that the boys appreciate that.”
Additionally, Johnson discussed his strained relationship with Booker T, stating, “Me and Booker never got along. When Booker was in prison, me and Stevie (Ray) were like brothers, man. We fight together. We had so many fights together, man. We were fighting people left and right. Booker never took a liking to me, I guess because I was there for Stevie when he wasn’t.”
These revelations from Ahmed Johnson provide insight into the backstage dynamics and tensions within the professional wrestling industry. While Johnson’s claims cannot be independently verified, they shed light on the personal conflicts that can arise between wrestlers and the impact it can have on their careers.
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