Kemo
02-17-2019, 11:27 PM
Former UFC Heavyweight Champion Cain Velasquez continues to hint at a potential WWE career once his time as an active MMA competitor is over.
Velasquez, who will take on title contender Francis Ngannou in the headliner of UFC on ESPN 1 this Sunday at Talking Stick Resort Arena in Phoenix, Arizona, has spoken about the WWE once again. This time, he has given a percentage mark of the chances that he could wrestle inside of the squared circle under the WWE banner.
This comes after he trained with WWE staff this past Summer during a visit to the WWE Performance Center down in Orlando Florida.
The former UFC Heavyweight Champion brought up in a recent interview how it’s about a 70% chance he’ll go to the WWE and not concerned about the travel as it means he gets to visit new places. He brought up how his visit to the Performance Center made him see how much comradery that they have as they’re a family and all working together with the same goal in mind which is to make WWE the best it can be. He likes that and it’s different from the UFC.
You can check out the interview here where Cain talks about WWE with about a minute and a half left in the video.
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Velasquez, who will take on title contender Francis Ngannou in the headliner of UFC on ESPN 1 this Sunday at Talking Stick Resort Arena in Phoenix, Arizona, has spoken about the WWE once again. This time, he has given a percentage mark of the chances that he could wrestle inside of the squared circle under the WWE banner.
This comes after he trained with WWE staff this past Summer during a visit to the WWE Performance Center down in Orlando Florida.
The former UFC Heavyweight Champion brought up in a recent interview how it’s about a 70% chance he’ll go to the WWE and not concerned about the travel as it means he gets to visit new places. He brought up how his visit to the Performance Center made him see how much comradery that they have as they’re a family and all working together with the same goal in mind which is to make WWE the best it can be. He likes that and it’s different from the UFC.
You can check out the interview here where Cain talks about WWE with about a minute and a half left in the video.
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