Pat McAfee adds a lot of quality to his consistent presence in WWE programming. His confidence and charm on the commentary table have brought him on the good graces of the wrestling faithful. Folks have adored his personality so much that he has done work outside of WWE, including starting the Pat McAfee Show on Disney/ESPN where he interviews notable people. He recently interviewed several Navy personnel as a part of a diverse discussion and everything was going fine until a certain moment. The broadcast concluded abruptly when the disrupting noise that typically plays when Uncle Howdy interrupts proceedings played out.

It appears that Howdy interrupted the broadcast, and ESPN edited this segment out. Although this was a daring step, many were not pleased with Disney’s decision to cut off the show despite it not being the network’s fault.

Fans chastize ESPN for pulling the broadcast of the Pat McAfee show

The internet community and especially those not familiar with pro wrestling was not particularly pleased with what transpired on ESPN. This prompted some individuals to lament the propaganda being shoved down their throats by the network.

Fans were so invested that they were hunting for the final point of discussion stated on the podcast. It has now been revealed that several fans took notice of what Jack Carr stated just before the cut. Little did the guests on the show know that the segment aired as part of kayfabe in pro wrestling.

So far, several fans have criticized ESPN, claiming that because Jack Carr is a legend who can say whatever he wants. They didn’t take kindly to the network’s decision to pull the plug.

Furthermore, fans have criticized ESPN’s lack of tolerance for political matters following this occurrence. One user claimed that this cut happened because an executive did not enjoy the political overtones of the episode. However, we know that is far the from case with WWE opting to have some fun by mixing its creation with the real world.

Nevertheless, the WWE Universe can marvel at the chain of events that transpired during the podcast. Not many thought that the vignettes and eerie interruptions would play out after Uncle Howdy’s debut on last week’s edition of Raw. However, evidence suggests that the WWE is not done yet in furthering the story and agenda of the Wyatt Sicks. At this moment, the pro wrestling faithful can await with bated breath until next week’s edition of Raw to decipher what the WWE is cooking up next in this fresh narrative. What did you make of the segment and the resulting misdirected frustrations of the fans? Let us know in the comments section below.