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Shorty Rossi Talks About His Infamous Video With John Cena When He Was 'The Prototype' [VIDEO]

By: Evan Jankens
@kingofthekc

Shorty Rossi will be appearing this weekend at the Novi Pet Expo at Suburban Collection Showplace as the keynote speaker.

Rossi stopped by 97.1 The Ticket and I just had to interview him. Shorty is the star of the Animal Planet show "Pit Boss." If you haven't watched the show before I suggest you do so.

He also has a background with the WWE and their most famous wrestler since Hulk Hogan, John Cena. Before Cena was Cena, he was known at "The Prototype" with OVW which was the developmental league for the WWE. Stars such as Brock Lesnar, Randy Orton and of course Cena got their start there.

A few weeks back a promo that featured Shorty and Cena made its rounds on the internet. The video features Rossi in bed, holding a cigar with a gorgeous lady. The lady appears to not understand why Shorty is in bed with her and Cena comes in to save the day and eventually rips Shorty's head off his body.

John Cena Kills Shorty from "Pit Boss" by RVDinator on YouTube

Shorty was kind enough to talk about his appearance in the video and actually had forgotten about the entire video until his friend had sent it to him.

Make sure you go out and support Shorty this weekend at the Novi Pet Expo.

After reading Shorty's bio on AnimalPlanet.com you might just look at Pit Bulls a little bit different.

Because of his love for the breed, Shorty took on another huge endeavor, forming Shorty's Pit Bull Rescue, a second business that rescues, rehabilitates and places neglected and abused pit bulls in loving, nurturing homes. Shorty's Rescue is not a shelter or a charity; its employees work tirelessly to help relieve the suffering of and prevent cruelty to pit bulls through education and activism. Through positive pit bull involvement in the community, Shorty's Pit Bull Rescue influences a healthy/much-deserved reputation for the breed. Shorty's Pit Bull Pet Stars have worked on several independent, student and short films as well as public-service commercials and various print ads.

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