Rusev Eyes WWE World Title After AEW Stint
Former WWE Superstar Rusev, now known as Miro, has expressed his desire to return to WWE and pursue the World Heavyweight Championship. In a recent interview, Rusev credited his time in AEW for significantly boosting his confidence and solidifying his belief that he's among the best wrestlers in the world.
"I learned that I’m the best in the world," Rusev stated. "I was there for a few years, I beat up quite a few people, and I gained my confidence way more than I had before in WWE, all the experience from the years before. What I’ve been taught by John Cena, by the Big Show, by all these great, amazing superstars that I fought in WWE, I had to put to the test when I was in AEW. I had to use everything I’ve learned. After I did that, after I experimented, after I saw that I’m the best one there, I thought it was time to come back, no doubt, because I still have the goal to be a World Heavyweight Champion here in WWE."
Rusev vs. Sheamus: No Holds Barred at WWE Clash in Paris
Rusev is set to face Sheamus in a Donnybrook match at WWE Clash in Paris. Rusev has promised a brutal encounter with "no rules" and "old weapons." This match is shaping up to be a physical and intense battle between two seasoned competitors.
WWE's Approach to Injured Talent
Recent reports have shed light on WWE's policy regarding injured talent. Apparently, WWE is hesitant to utilize injured wrestlers in non-physical roles, such as managers or commentators, due to concerns about keeping their contracts active while they are unable to perform in the ring. This policy impacts performers like Liv Morgan, who has been sidelined with a dislocated shoulder injury.
Rhea Ripley Calls for Respect After Fan Incident
WWE Superstar Rhea Ripley has once again addressed the issue of fan behavior after being mobbed by fans in Paris. Ripley urged fans to respect wrestlers' personal space and remember that they are people. She recounted an incident where she was pushed against an Uber driver's door and completely mobbed, emphasizing the need for "common sense" and boundaries.