C. Covington may work for WWE in 2021. Photo: Reproduction/Facebook UFC
to fame of Colby covington as a controversial athlete in MMA, he can be taken to other arenas in 2021. The athlete confirmed that he can participate in WWE, a large entertainment company in the United States, responsible for providing 'free wrestling' matches. Former interim welterweight champion (up to 77kg), the 'loudmouth' spoke respectfully about the sport and signaled the possibility of participating in company events in the near future.
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“I think I can participate in 2021. Next summer, not this one. I've been practicing moves and working on promotion and mic skills. I'm controlling and slowing down to understand the art of wrestling”, said 'Caos' in an interview with 'MMA Fighting'.
Covington made it clear that his plans are closely linked to the possibility of making a considerable amount of money, as the company is known for paying its employees very well.
“I want to make sure that when I go there, I make as much effort as possible because I'm not going to be here for long. I'm here to have fun and make money. When I go there, I want trucks full of money to be brought to me,” said the American.
Just as he gained notoriety working in MMA, the athlete now wants to take his popularity to new fields. According to the fighter, he is capable of providing the public with the entertainment necessary for a good show.
“Everyone knows I do good business. I generate numbers and people want to see me. People hate me and love me, but it's all the same at the end of the day,” he concluded.
In December, Colby was responsible for one of the best MMA fights of 2019. In a fight against Kamaru Usman, the American fought a true battle for the welterweight belt. The athlete ended up defeated by knockout in the fifth round of the UFC 245.
If the former interim champion's wish is confirmed, the athlete will follow in the footsteps of other Ultimate champions in taking a chance on the new sport. Ronda Rousey e Cain Velazquez These are names that tested themselves in wrestling and were successful.
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