During a recent interview with TMZ Sports, The Big Show commented on WWE continuing to run live events during the coronavirus pandemic, whether he feels safe wrestling right now, and more. You can check out some highlights from the interview below:
On WWE offering an escape for fans: “I think any way of escaping is good. Any way people can find escaping — whether it’s in a book, whether it’s in your favorite program on TV or favorite streaming service, or you know, breaking out your favorite board game at home. Whatever you can do to stay engaged and stay — to be able to take your mind off everything that’s going on. As far as Raw and Smackdown, I’m not high enough on the important guy list to know what they’re doing. That’s above my pay grade right now, but my attitude is if they need me, I’m always willing to help and do whatever I can to help.”
On if he still feels safe wrestling right now: “Absolutely. Absolutely, 100 percent. The way our Performance Center is set up, the way it’s being shot, the way our company is taking this very seriously, and at the same time, still being able to provide some type of escape for our fans, to keep our fans engaged, I think it’s a win-win for everyone.”
