I can't tell you about him leaving because I haven't been around as much at TV."
With all the drama, maybe he needs some time to recharge and focus on his personal life. Overall, he was a cool guy, always talkative to me. As far as him leaving, I don't know what that's about at all. If it wasn't meant to be, it wasn't meant to be. Unfortunately, it was a little bit at our expense. He was trying to make some good stuff, really good content and matches. At the end of the day, everyone kind of squished their angle on the show and he was working really hard to get a good product on the show. If it had gone my way, we probably wouldn't have broken up our group so soon or even at all or there would have been some redeeming storyline to make us not look like losers. When asked about Malakai's departure, Pillman said, "I have a lot of respect for Malakai, he's one of the best athletes and wrestlers ever. House of Black will look different moving forward as Malakai Black is no longer part of the company, leaving Brody King, Buddy Matthews, and Julia to carry on the group. Just a couple of young guys getting after it," he said.
It made a lot of sense for us to have a cool, generic, rowdy, jock gimmick. It's not like me and Griff were going to turn into these evil dark and mysterious kung fu masters. It's not like I didn't give a lot of my effort, but it was definitely something easy that I thought the crowd would digest easily and something that Griff could work with. I don't think the Varsity Blonds was the fullest creative extension of myself. To have that taken apart was kind of rough for me, but I'm happy with how it turned out and happy with the moment she had. The bosses are in and they're happy with it. It's a great feeling when you pitch a creative idea and it's green-lit. You take that away and you just have a couple of guys.I remember, the first thing I got approved, my first big pitch, was to have her join us. I thought that maybe stopped us from seeing the true potential of the Varsity Blonds was we lost her before we got going. It is what it is it's not my show, it's business. I definitely wasn't happy with it, to be quite honest. Somebody came in and decided it would do better with their group and that's just how it goes. A lot of what we were going to do with some different spots with her had a lot to do with her cheerleading background and playing to her strengths. As soon as we lost her, we kind of lost our edge and our spark that made us a good babyface group that could have gotten over. Speaking on Cafe de Rene with Rene Dupree, Brian Pillman Jr was asked about Hart leaving the Varsity Blonds. Matt Hardy: CM Punk's Return Is A Big Deal, It Will Be Interesting To See How Crowds React To Him
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