5 things learned from former WWE Superstar Charlie Haas' Sportskeeda interview

#4 Charlie Haas reveals the greatest piece of advice he recieved while in WWE

Charlie Haas was in WWE developmental classes with the likes of future WWE legends John Cena, Batista, and Randy Orton.

When asked what was the best piece of advice he received during his WWE career, Haas explained that it came from WWE producers such as Arn Anderson and Gerry Brisco, reminding him to always listen to the crowd:

"Shelton and I were riding with that class with Batista, Cena, Orton, Conway, Dinsmore. That was a great class right there. I transferred in right when they were going up, and I went right up after them. I was in HWA and they were in OVW. But I think the biggest advice came from Arn Anderson, Gerry Brisco, which Kurt would always reiterate, was that 'hey, listen to the crowd' and don't go out and memorize all the moves. Don't worry about the moves, worry about the work in between the moves and that's how you'll get over"

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#3 Charlie Haas recalls his experiences with former WWE Champion Brock Lesnar

Brock Lesnar and Haas were both on SmackDown during the mid-2000s.

Whilst Lesnar was chasing the WWE Championship, Haas was a member of Team Angle, feuding with The Beast heading into WrestleMania XIX.

The former WWE Tag Team Champion said that Lesnar was a great guy, although he can be an acquired taste to some:

"Yeah man, he is a great guy. I remember one time we rode together and just listened to country music. He's a country boy. I'm a country boy. We both like cold beer. He is, he wants to be the best. He works out hard, very hard. He's an acquired taste. He's very stand-offish, and he'll only really associate if he likes you, if he knows you're a genuine person. I think we got along so well because of our backgrounds, amateur wrestling in college."