During a recent interview with WFAN, Seth Rollins commented on his relationship with MAGA cult member Hulk Hogan and his response to him being booed throughout the premiere episode of WWE Monday Night RAW on Netflix.
You may take a look at some highlights from the interview below:
On his own interactions with Hogan: “I used to be a Hogan fan growing up. I’ve said it 1,000,000 times, the dude has been nothing but kind to me in my life and our interactions. Doesn’t make him a very good person. Obviously, he’s run into some issues as of late. We’ll see if he clears those up. That’s his business though.”
On Hulk Hogan being booed on RAW’s Netflix premiere: “I used to be not surprised. He hasn’t done loads to harbor good will in his name over the past few years. With the whole lot happening with him, he got here out, I saw it coming. I don’t know if anybody else did, but I did.”
On Travis Scott slapping Cody Rhodes: “I actually have mercy on Travis Scott. That will not be a person that should be in a wrestling ring with these giant humans. No offense to him, but he’s a cruiserweight, brother. He can wrestle Rey Mysterio, perhaps. He doesn’t know what he’s doing in there. He just whacked him within the side of the top, gave him a giant ol bruise, busted him open, just awful. If Cody gets his hands on him, it’s done and dusted. Cody isn’t like Braun Strowman or Andre The Giant, he’s not a large guy, but he dwarfs Travis Scott. If he can get through Travis’ team of individuals, it’s game over for him. Cody is a really nice guy, I won’t speak on his behalf, but he has an undercurrent of frustration in there, especially when he gets taken advantage of in a situation like that, absolutely.”
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