Eric Bischoff just set wrestling Twitter on fire and it all stems from the fallout surrounding Brody King and the F*** ICE chant controversy. During a recent 83 Weeks segment, Bischoff unloaded on Dave Meltzer while discussing the reporting confusion tied to Kings television status. What started as a debate over backstage sourcing quickly turned into a viral moment, with Bischoff taking direct aim at Meltzers credibility. And he did not hold back. As speculation swirled about where Meltzers information came from regarding the Brody King situation, Bischoff questioned why anyone at a high level would even entertain him as a serious source. That quote alone exploded online. Bischoff then drilled into the word mark, making it clear he meant it as a defining trait. From there, the rant escalated. Bischoff accused Meltzer of projecting authority rather than having it arguing that the longtime journalist is skilled at sounding informed without actually being inside the room. The comments didnt just trend they divided the wrestling world instantly. Bischoff also floated a theory about Meltzers sources, suggesting any insider feeding him information is likely low-level and vulnerable to getting caught. Then came the line that really sent shockwaves across social media: That phrase became a trending clip within hours. Supporters of Bischoff praised him for saying what others wont. Defenders of Meltzer pushed back hard, pointing to his decades covering the business and his historical influence on wrestling journalism. Meanwhile, neutral fans grabbed popcorn and watched the chaos unfold in real time. What started as a conversation about Brody Kings TV status has now morphed into another chapter in the long-running Eric Bischoff vs. Dave Meltzer saga and judging by the online reaction, this one isnt cooling off anytime soon. Was Bischoff exposing flaws in wrestling media, or did he go too far? Sound off in the comments and let us know where you stand. G Add as a preferred source on Google
