Probably trying to compensate for having gone from almost-a-title-contender to pinned-by-48-year-old-not-cruiserweight-Goldust in a matter of weeks, Drew Gulak had himself a time in Laredo, Texas last night (Jan. 16).
His fellow Superstars may not have been enjoying “Oil Man Drew” quite as much...
Kevin Owens was fooled by the Crusading Cruiserweight’s Western wear:
I just saw @MojoRawleyWWE walking towards the gate at the airport next to someone whom I assumed must have been some sort of big time Texas oil tycoon...
— Kevin Owens (@FightOwensFight) January 17, 2018
As they got closer, I realized it was @DrewGulak wearing a giant cowboy hat.
Good morning!
Asked by a fan if Gulak’s get-up included that cowboy couture essential, the bolo tie, KO confirmed, but was corrected on his tense by the Prince of Powerpoint:
He did. https://t.co/7uiXtsf4TV
— Kevin Owens (@FightOwensFight) January 17, 2018
*does. https://t.co/uljVl9bpOW
— Drew Gulak (@DrewGulak) January 17, 2018
Owens had him put his Stetson back on for some photographic evidence:
— Kevin Owens (@FightOwensFight) January 17, 2018
Proof fellow Zo Train member Ariya Daivari, who’d been putting up with this $#!+ for much longer than Owens, was also happy to provide:
To back up @FightOwensFight tweet...this is what I had to look at for 2 hours at dinner last night. @DrewGulak pic.twitter.com/STtWWZdpu9
— Daivari Dinero (@AriyaDaivariWWE) January 17, 2018
My concern is, doesn’t this violate the “No Costumes” proposal from Gulak’s Campaign For A Better 205 Live”?
I guess it’s not ring gear, so Drew’s good. When in South Texas...