Sami Callihan has become a very outlandish and over the top heel since the infamous botched baseball bat incident that broke Eddie Edwards’ face. Since the incident, Callihan has been very unapologetic and has shown no remorse for his actions against Eddie, even going as far as to rub it in his face.

"For our generation, by our generation."

The most controversial man in wrestling @TheSamiCallihan spoke to @TVInsider about everything the went down recently with Eddie Edwards ahead of THIS SUNDAY'S Redemption! #IMPACTonPop

HERE: https://t.co/F6HqCnpWe3 pic.twitter.com/WLyP0oZEoX

— IMPACT (@IMPACTWRESTLING) April 19, 2018

In a street fight on Wednesday night at Rockstar Pro Wrestling, Sami threw a chair at former NWA/WCW star and 68 year old Kevin Sullivan’s head. Sullivan couldn’t put his hands up in time to block the chair shot, suffering a large hematoma in the process.

Sami speaks about the incident at Rockstar Pro: https://t.co/urKwMpdEOC via @YouTube

— Rockstar Pro Wrestling (@RockstarProWres) April 20, 2018

Sami even had the audacity to post a graphic picture of the injury on his Twitter account, mocking Sullivan.

Kevin Sullivan wanted to run his mouth tonight @RockstarProWres… So he got his old ass beat. I don’t care who you are, or what you’ve done. Just add his name to my list of victims. My give a fuck is broken. #TheDRAW #Unsafe pic.twitter.com/f0Q1ZoBXPb

— The DRAW (@TheSamiCallihan) April 19, 2018

In my opinion, Sami has taken his unapologetic character way too far since the baseball bat incident. I get that you are trying to get heat as a heel, but there is just a line that you can’t cross and Sami has crossed numerous ones. Don’t get me wrong, I’m enjoying his work on Impact Wrestling each and every Thursday, but it seems that Callihan has taken his character too seriously, blurring the lines between real and fictional. If I was Sami, I would tone it down because his actions have sent the wrestling world in an uproar and many wrestlers commented on the situation. So would I say he’s a good heel? Yes, but you don’t need injure people to heat.

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