Mick Foley Sends In Video Resume To Join Judgment Day, Wants To Bring ‘Wholesome Presence’ To Group
Mick Foley has a certain set of skills and would like to use those skills in order to become a member of Judgment Day.
In his career, Mick Foley was the catalyst of many iconic moments in WWE history. Whether being thrown off the top of the Hell in a Cell by The Undertaker or introducing the world’s most iconic sock puppet to Mr. McMahon while he was in the hospital, Foley has always given it his all no matter the circumstance.
Now, Mick Foley has decided he wants to use his over 40 years of experience and his unmatched passion for a more sinister purpose by attempting to join Finn Balor, Damian Priest, Rhea Ripley, and Dominik Mysterio in the Judgment Day. Foley even sent in a video resume detailing his qualifications.
While it is already known that Mick Foley is a former three-time WWE Champion, a two-time New York Times bestselling author, and the King of the Deathmatch, Foley revealed in his video essay that, much like Dominik Mysterio he has done hard time.
Throughout the video, Foley, trading in his signature red flannel for the color purple, explains exactly why he should be a member of the Monday Night Raw faction, complete with a drawn-on teardrop tattoo that only multiplies as the video continues. By the end of the video, Mick Foley’s son has not only drawn the words “help me” on his father’s forehead as a reference to Al Snow but a penis has also been drawn on the face of The Hardcore Legend.
Mick Foley promises to bring a wholesome presence to an already thriving group, which is the perfect vibe for Rhea Ripley and company.
It’s unknown when or if Judgment Day will get back to Mick Foley on his application to join the crew. For now, Finn Balor is concerned about another WWE Hall of Famer, Edge. Finn Balor is looking to finish his rivalry with Edge at WrestleMania 39. Learn more here.
Mick Foley recently explained why he elected not to appear on the 30th anniversary of Monday Night Raw. Fans can read his explanation here.
