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As a general rule, I try to stay away from family squabbles. They\u2019re usually fueled by years of resentments, so trying to do much more than lend an ear usually leads to trouble for outsiders trying to be helpful. They\u2019re why we have therapy \u2014 which AJ Lee recently vouched for on Raw<\/em><\/a>, and is something I can also report having positive experiences with myself.<\/p>\n Anyway\u2026 I bring this up to say that until now, I haven\u2019t said much about the long-running issues between WWE Hall of Famer Rey Mysterio and his son, Dominik. I try not to shy away from the tough topics here at Cageside, and I like to think my track record of tackling issues like the cut of John Cena\u2019s suits<\/a>, Elias\u2019 campaign of lies<\/a>, and the dangers<\/a> of ill-fitting headwear<\/a> speaks for itself.<\/p>\n But I stayed quiet as the Mysterios pushed each other\u2019s buttons, invaded each other\u2019s holiday celebrations<\/a>, and called the cops<\/a> on one another. Now however, I have to speak up after Rey\u2019s response to Dom adding the AAA Mega championship<\/a> to his WWE Intercontinental one on Friday night (Sept. 12) at Worlds Collide<\/a><\/em> in Las Vegas.<\/p>\n Tagging the new champ along with photos of himself back in 1999, holding the WCW Cruiserweight and Tag titles at the same time, Rey wrote:<\/p>\n Never say you the greatest until they say you R\u2026\u2026. Never say you the first cuz you Weren\u2019t!! Facts Son<\/p>\n Love, I could provide some examples of better responses to Dom\u2019s accomplishment, but the Mega champ did that himself in a reply to his father:<\/p>\n\n
Your Dead Beat Dad<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/blockquote>\n