On a recent episode of the podcast, “Headlock”, wrestling star Bo Dallas shared in-depth insights on the evolution of his character, Uncle Howdy. He affirmed that it’s been his most imaginative wrestling persona.
He shared, “Oh, for sure. This has always been the stuff that I’ve liked, and my brother. We’ve always been intrigued with the different, the odd, eerie parts of the world, scary stuff. I never got the opportunity to do that. We kind of both, go went down different lanes, and now I got this chance. I always saw what Windham was doing, and that’s the stuff that both of us like but i was not in that. I didn’t have the opportunity to do that. Now that I do, like I said, I feel like a little kid playing and I still feel like I have my brother with me and it’s unbelievable.”
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In an unrelated event, a digital autograph session was held for K&S Wrestlefest recently. During this online session, Bobby Lashley talked about Omos’s conspicuous absence on WWE screen and expressed his opinion that the company should give more screen time to the wrestling giant.
Lashley wrestled against Omos during WrestleMania 38.
To this, Lashley commented, “He should (be on television). Unfortunately, I don’t know. The way things have changed, I don’t see him having that opportunity. I hope me saying that gets him that opportunity. A lot of people haven’t had that opportunity and a lot of people went separate ways with him. I don’t know what’s going on right now. There are a lot of really good talent that left.”