Pat Mcafee, who called Canada a “terrible country” during the WWE elimination camera event on Saturday night in Toronto, continued playing in the United States neighbor to the north on Monday.
McAFEE publicly set fire to the Canadians on Saturday night after the US national anthem was booed. UU., A common occurrence in sporting events recently after the rhetoric of the “51st state” of President Donald Trump.
“This is the most stacked elimination chamber than the WWE has had,” Mcafee said in the transmission of vision. “It is a bit stinking that it is in the terrible country of Canada that booed our national anthem to start all this.”
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Pat Mcafee enters the sand during the WWE Royal Rumble at the Alamodome. (Joe Camporeale-USA Today Sports)
Mcafee was ridiculed by his comments, declaring in his “The Pat McAfee Show” who saw “the terrible things that were said about me.”
But that did not dissuade McAFee to explain why he said what he said, and still expects it.
“Now, Canada, listening, have told me some things about the Canadians who suppose that respect for the passion you have for your country, which I hope you understand that I was showing the same for mine,” Mcafee explained in the program. “You abundant my country.”
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Mcafee said the Rogers center was very noisy with its boos during the anthem.
Pat Mcafee during the night of Wrestlemania 1 at the Sofi stadium. (Joe Camporeale-USA Today Sports)
“I understand, now, of the Canadians who have much more passion for their country than they could have imagined. Many terrible things have been said about me, and I understand it,” Mcafee continued.
“I did not say that the Canadians were terrible. I said that your country was. You abundant us. I said you were terrible. We are going to shake hands and move on. I still love the Canadians … I hope it sits.”
Mcafee also published in X after seeing the reaction he was receiving for his comments.
“I am very proud and grateful that I am from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in the United States of America … Canadians have a lot of passion for their country and I understand it … You abundant our country and said you are terrible …” Mcafee wrote in his publication.
The confrontation of the 4 nations of the NHL is where the boos were heard first, since the US team. He faced the Canada team in Montreal after President Trump threatened with heavy tariffs in the assets of the country, in addition to calling them the “State 51”.
Pat Mcafee appears during the WWE Fastlane Pro Wrestling event on Saturday, October 7, 2023 at the Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. (IMAGN)
The Canadian prime minister, Justin Trudeau, also replied, which led to a public dispute that leaked in a hockey rivalry between fans and players equally.
