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#2 Paul Bunyan reference botch
Enzo Amore, as hated as he may be backstage, is undeniably blessed with the gift of gab. As he made his way into a ring surrounded by Lumberjacks before his Cruiserweight Championship defence against Kalisto, he used his mic to defend himself against his peers.
Going with the Lumberjack theme, Enzo Amore misidentified the mammalian pal of North American lore. Paul Bunyan, the superhuman giant lumberjack from the days when logging was more of a vital part of the American lifestyle, commonly was accompanied by a big blue ox named Babe.
Corey Graves, apparently passionate about folk tales and/or the integrity of the logging industry, immediately jumped Amore's case on commentary:
"He had an ox, dummy! It wasn't a dog, it was an ox!"
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