Jon Heidenreich has reflected on one of the most controversial segments of his WWE run, the 2004 backstage angle in which he confronted broadcaster Michael Cole, on Insight with chrisvanvliet. "You can't practice for that," Heidenreich said. "It'll always be disturbing, there's no doubt about it. I do remember thinking, man, this is really off the wall." He said the direction was deliberately ambiguous. "They said I was gonna abduct him and bring him to the back and put him in a room. It's like you're going one place with it, and then you say I'm gonna give you a poem, but it sounds like I'm gonna give him something other than a poem." He said the closeness and heavy breathing weren't specifically scripted: "I don't think they told us that. We just did that. I just did what I thought felt natural." Heidenreich said he ultimately "swerved" the angle, and that it made him stand out. "It's kind of made me infamous, more than famous. It definitely kept my name." He added that Vince McMa...