WWE wrestlers applaud Bad Bunny’s performance at WrestleMania

Puerto Rican urban artist Bad Bunny earned WWE dressing room respect after his successful participation in WrestleMania last Saturday at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida, where he surprised those in the stadium and viewers. which tuned in to the Peacock platform and “Pay-per-view” as the free wrestling moves learned in recent months.

The interpreter of “Booker T”, made nails, received blows, threw himself from the third rope out of the ring and got the plate for victory alongside compatriot Damian Priest against the “bad guys” The Miz and John Morrison in the semi-stellar pair fight of the night, one of the most applauded on the billboard for the Puerto Rican presence in the stands.

He spent most of the 15:05 minutes of the fight in the lead, which was not thought to be a celebrity in the WWE world. Reports indicate that the responsibility fell on his shoulders because Priest dragged a back injury to date. The so-called “Archer of Infamy” took part in the highlights to assist his colleague in the triumph.

Benito Martinez Ocasio, this year’s Grammy-winning first name in the “Best Latin Pop Album” category for “YHLQMDLG”, took his participation in WWE very seriously, training three times a week in Orlando since make his musical presentation at the Royal Rumble on January 29th. His dedication paid dividends on Saturday and important figures from the company praised his performance.

“His performance at WrestleMania was just … amazing”, Said Paul “Triple” Levesque, 14-time WWE World Champion and now brand executive.

“His months of hard work and preparation for his presentation showed respect and dedication to the WWE and its fans. It has really earned everyone’s respect,” he added.

During the second night of the event on Sunday, Triple H was part of the video aired in the break between fights to announce Bad Bunny’s US tour next year.

Other wrestlers who applauded the boricua were Randy Orton, a veteran with 14 WWE reigns and who had a fight on Sunday against The Fiend.

“Watching Bad Bunny come into our world and completely stop any tour, his music, everything that was going on. He stopped him dry so he could get on the ring. I’ve seen it in the quadrilaterals practicing with coaches trying to improve two, three, four, five hours a day. That impresses me. He loves Bad Bunny and his hard work. It left us all impressed. In my book, he’s a WWE star, ” Orton expressed in an interview with The Bump.

Hardcore wrestling legend Mick Foley matched Orton’s words.

“Bad Bunny, from one WWE superstar to another, I respect and admire the hard work and dedication you put into making last night’s fight on #WrestleMania so good and fun to watch.” , wrote on Twitter.

Bad Bunny’s weekly participation in WWE programming culminated after last Saturday’s clash. He did not appear on Monday in the Raw episode.