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#4. Big backstage details regarding Mark Carrano's WWE firing

WWE fired Mark Carrano in the aftermath of 'Trashbag gate 2021,' and several details of the high-profile WWE departure are now starting to come to light.

Mickie James, who was recently released from WWE, was sent her belongings in a trash bag, and WWE rightfully attracted a lot of heat for the 'care package.' Mark Carrano, a former WWE Head of Talent Relations, lost his job due to the incident.

Fightful Select reported that almost a dozen former stars were 'unanimously in favor' of Mark Carrano's firing.

Some of the people Fightful spoke to bluntly said 'F*** Mark Carrano,' and the temperature while talking about the former WWE executive was termed to be 'consistent.' However, there were different 'degrees of fervor' in the responses.

Some former WWE wrestlers also called Carrano a 'snake.' One wrestler particularly noted that Carrano might be a good person deep down, but the power in the WWE got the better of him.

While some former WWE talents thoroughly disliked Mark Carrano, others loathed him. However, Fightful noted that the locker room's general perception of Mark Carrano was not surprising for someone in his position.

Current WWE superstars and staff members foresaw Mark Carrano's WWE ousting as the company recently curtailed his backstage powers.

Another WWE talent, who was said to be more compassionate towards the whole situation, said that Mark Carrano even had problems with the WWE office. The person in question also revealed that Carrano wasn't disrespectful or condescending while disciplining talent.

It all comes down to different people having varying opinions about a person. Carrano's job was termed 'lose-lose' by some people, and he was also seen as a 'fall guy' in this given scenario by a few roster members.

On a positive note, Mark Carrano fought to increase the pay of WWE referees. He was recognized as the first talent relations head to actively push for referees to get paid appropriately in the WWE.

A long-time WWE employee felt Carrano could be re-hired by WWE in due time. The person stated that they didn't know "where too many bodies are buried," and nothing can be taken at face value.

Mark Carrano's WWE exit was expected to happen, and the Trashbag controversy might have been the perfect time for the company to get rid of him.