One of the hottest talents in the world of wrestling recently talked to TV Insider’s Scott Fisherman about his transition to NXT. One of the interesting things Ricochet talked about was how happy he was that WWE allowed him to keep his name.
“It was cool because the last 15 years of my life has been about trying to build up a name. When I got to WWE, there was some rumblings about changing it. I was okay with that because it has worked in the past, and I had a few choices lined up. But when they said I was able to keep it, it meant the world to me because it was definitely a name I put my blood, sweat and tears in building. I built my own name. All the hard work built up to this.”
As well as his name, Ricochet also spoke about how he is preparing for NXT Takeover Brooklyn IV, despite the fact that he has an injured shoulder.
“I feel good. I have been training pretty hard all week. I’m excited. I haven’t done a Brooklyn show before. This is kind of an anniversary for Adam. We are confident we will go in there and tear it down. That is what it’s all about.”
