Evolution remains to be one of the greatest factions in WWE. It originally comprised of Triple H,Ric Flair,Randy Orton and Batista. However, former WWE star Mark Jindrak was briefly added to the stable in 2003 when Batista suffered injuries.
The stable filmed vignettes together but ‘The Game’ opposed Jindrak’s immature behavior and told WWE Chairman Vince McMahon that the ex-WCW star was not the suitable replacement of ‘The Animal’.
Mark Jindrak opens up on Triple H
While Mark Jindrak had a ‘mediocre’ four-year spell in WWE, he does not blame Hunter for removing him from the stable. Speaking on D-Von Dudley’s Table Talk podcast, Jindrak acknowledged that his WWE stint between 2001 and 2005 should have gone better:
‘My career in WWE was okay, but it would have been obviously incredible if I was in Evolution, but it didn’t happen like that. It was mediocre. In my book, it was a mediocre wrestling career in WWE. Then I moved on to Mexico and everything hit.’
Jindrak went on to add during the podcast that he would opt to be a bench player for an NBA basketball team rather than wining the WWE Championship. ‘The King of Kings’ had a different outlook than Jindrak as he loved the wrestling business and wanted to talk about it a lot:
‘They could see that the love wasn’t there, so I suffered and basically they split that Evolution group up. I joke around a lot how Triple H put the axe to it, but he had every right to. It’s a professional business. Yes, we’re athletes and entertainers and stuff, but attitude and s*** matters. Orton got with it’¦ I didn’t,’ Jindrak added.
