During a recent appearance on the “Battleground” podcast, WWE Superstar Karrion Kross commented on the criticisms he’s received since he returned to WWE and why they’ve helped him improve.
You can check out some highlights from the podcast below:
On his message to the fans: “I want to say thank you to everybody who’s in my corner. People who have been there from the beginning and people that are just getting in the corner now. I think the criticisms that I’ve been under, uh, since I’ve gotten back from WWE have actually helped me improve. I’m not one of those people where I’m just like, oh, you’re not with me. Well, the hell with you. I take it all into consideration. It’s made me better. It’s made me hungrier.”
On the fans needing to stay loud: “If me being in Money in the Bank, is something you want to see, or me being more heavily featured on the show is something you want to see. Stay loud, hold your ground. I hear you every single Monday. I’m backstage doing things live deep in the building. I can hear you guys through the wall, and everybody comes up to me and goes,’ did you hear that?’ I’m like, yes, I did. It would be impossible not to. I could be in the parking garage and hear them through the wall.”
On how being at a live event comes through louder than on TV: “Coming to a WWE live event is unlike anything that anyone has ever experienced until you do it. Come to a live event and listen to that. I guarantee you it’s 10 times louder live than it is through the TV speakers. Also, while you’re at that WWE live event, buy a Karrion Kross t-shirt at the merch stand now. If you can find one. They are selling out. So I actually did speak with – I spoke with merch this week. They’re going to be carrying more in stock as well. So this was, I guess to them is a bit of an experiment. They wanted to see how they’re doing. I think we sold out of every single size last Monday except for large. So it’s just talking to them, and they’re going to be carrying more as well.”
The latest edition of ‘WWE Playlist’ showcased the rise and fall of Jacob Fatu and Solo Sikoa, as you can see below:
The ‘WWE Vault’ YouTube channel has released the full documentary for Holy Grail: The Search for Bret Hart vs. Tom Magee. You can check that out below:
“For decades, the 1986 match between Bret “Hit Man” Hart and Tom Magee had been thought to be lost to time, a tall tale told among tape traders and hardcore fans, until it was discovered in 2019. Learn about the legend of the match, the discovery of the footage and watch the battle between Hart and Magee.”
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