Karrion Kross Downplays WWE Main Event Appearances
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Karrion Kross found success as part of The Final Testament but that all stopped after their feud with the Wyatt Sicks came to an end. Kross has finally competed during a recent episode of WWE Main Event and he has now downplayed appearing on Main Event.
While speaking to Fred Richani of TSC, Karrion Kross talked about wrestling on WWE Main Event. He said he loved performing in front of the London crowd and that it didn't matter if it wasn't the main show.
For Karrion Kross, the most important thing is giving the live audience a great experience. He also said Tozawa feels the same way, and they both worked hard to put on a great match.
“I got to wrestle live in London on Main Event, and that was awesome being in front of those people. I know a lot of guys, not saying any names or throwing any shade, but sometimes they feel a particular way if they’re not on the main show and if they’re on Main Event. For me, and I know Tozawa is the exact same way, it doesn’t matter what the name of the show is. It’s about the people that are there live and about giving them a piece of the greatest show on earth that they came to see. He thinks like that, I think like that, and we went out there and rocked the house. It was awesome to be in front of that many people and performing, especially in London, it was a really hot crowd.”
Even though Kross hasn't wrestled on TV, he is still part of WWE Raw in backstage segments. Lately, he has been seen talking to AJ Styles, trying to get in his head during Styles' feud with Logan Paul.
Karrion Kross defeated Akira Tozawa during the latest Main Event tapings and he even brought back his old theme song “Dead Silent” before the match as well. With Kross still being featured on Raw, it's possible that WWE is building toward something bigger for him. Therefore, we’ll have to see what plans WWE has for him as we approach WrestleMania 41.
Do you believe Karrion Kross deserves a bigger spotlight on Raw? Should WWE give him a main-event push? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!
