Viktor was released from the WWE recently but he was not happy the new Southpaw Regional Wrestling DLC pack for WWE 2K20

WWE 2K20 was not received well by many wrestling fans after its release and former WWE star Viktor is the latest to voice his concerns, this time, about the Southpaw Regional Wrestling DLC pack.

WWE has made it a bit of a habit of releasing special download packs throughout the year, several times with the players having to pay for the additional content.

That would have been fine if the game didn’t have many glitches and problems in it. WWE 2K20 has been blasted by several fans over the months, and now Viktor has had a go.

The former member of the Ascension was released by the company with Konnor a few months back, and he didn’t mince his words regarding the new DLC pack.

He claimed this looked like “sh**” and said as a gamer and a fan of things, this “sucks”.

Ok now I’m going to actually say this looks like shit. I’m a gamer and a fan of certain things. This sucks. 👎 https://t.co/7MN67tsKB9

— Vik_The_Spacelord (@VikTheSpacelord) February 9, 2020

Why is Viktor upset?

Southpaw Regional Wrestling is a fictional promotion created by the WWE and it parodied some of the older wrestling matches and promotions from the Southern states of the US.

Many top wrestlers such as John Cena, Daniel Bryan and Chris Jericho had some interesting roles to play in the series.

Viktor was unhappy at the content of the DLC and wanted some of the original stars that made Southpaw Regional Wrestling famous.

He also claimed that fans would be getting garbage and he didn’t mince his words regarding this too.

I agree after watching the trailer. Saw next to none of the originals that actually made #Southpaw and in turn the fans get garbage. Now that I think about it, it makes sense. #garbageimitatesgarbage https://t.co/4hK3HXS2Ea

— Vik_The_Spacelord (@VikTheSpacelord) February 9, 2020

The former WWE star and his partner, Konnor, were part of the fictional promotion and used to portray the roles of the Surf Dudes with Attitudes.

WWE and 2K games have missed a mark with this iteration of the long-running franchise, and it comes as no surprise that even wrestlers are hitting out at them now.

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