WWE has issued an apology for a video Tensai posted late Monday night on the video sharing network Tout that could be perceived as racially insensitive toward Asian people.
Tensai failed to impress WWE officials in his pinfall victory over John Cena on the April 16 Raw SuperShow in London, England and was deemed "a flop" as a result. He was initially pegged to face Cena at the company's Over the Limit and No Way Out pay-per-view events but his poor showing in the main event match led to his push being curtailed and Big Show taking his place. WWE also canceled plans for summer live events to be headlined by Tensai and John Laurinaitis vs. Cena, instead replacing the former tattoo artist with Big Show.
WWE has signed Matt "A-Train" Bloom to return after WrestleMania 28 and he may be a new henchman for John Laurinaitis. Despite Bloom denying the reports, several sources report that it is a done deal and the "Lord Tensai" teaser that aired on RAW this week is reportedly for his return.
