Miro is currently out of action with an injury, but he knows who he wants to face off against when he returns.
Speaking with Sportskeeda for a new interview, The Redeemer expressed his desire to face off against Samoa Joe and Adam Copeland when he’s cleared to return.
You can check out some highlights from the interview below:
On possible matches when he returns: “I love Samoa Joe, I love to fight Samoa Joe. I fought him one time before in WWE yeah. So I’m looking forward to that. But also Adam, you know, Adam Copeland has something that I had before, yeah.”
On Adam Copeland: “I’ve never had anything with him before. I always had the desire to fight him, because he’s a great performer and a person who inspired me a lot. So I would love to kick his ass in the ring and take my title back.”
Bryan Danielson says the Blackpool Combat Club has its own book club.
Speaking to Sports Illustrated for a new interview, the AEW wrestler revealed that the stable recommend books to each other. He said,
“Yes, there is a BCC book club. We recommend books to each other. Reading is fantastic. Once you open the door to the world of books, there is so much to learn… The BCC book club helps us stay connected. We share the belief that reading can enhance your life.”
He added, “Moxley is a big reader, too. He loves to read and think and analyze. He’s very creative. Claudio reads a little less than we do, but he likes to read. Wheeler, I’m not sure of his reading status [laughs]. We are focused on trying to read more.”
Miro Expresses Desire to Face Samoa Joe and Adam Copeland Upon His Return
Miro, also known as “The Redeemer,” is currently sidelined with an injury, but that hasn’t stopped him from thinking about his future opponents in the wrestling ring. In a recent interview with Sportskeeda, Miro revealed his desire to face off against Samoa Joe and Adam Copeland, also known as Edge, when he is cleared to return.
Miro expressed his admiration for Samoa Joe, stating, “I love Samoa Joe, I love to fight Samoa Joe. I fought him one time before in WWE yeah. So I’m looking forward to that.” This potential rematch between the two talented wrestlers has fans eagerly anticipating their clash in the ring.
But Miro’s aspirations don’t end there. He also expressed his interest in facing off against Adam Copeland, who he believes has something that he had before. Miro stated, “Adam Copeland has something that I had before, yeah.” This statement suggests that Miro sees Copeland as a formidable opponent and wants to prove himself against him.
Miro’s desire to face Copeland stems from his admiration for the performer and the inspiration he has drawn from him. He said, “I’ve never had anything with him before. I always had the desire to fight him because he’s a great performer and a person who inspired me a lot. So I would love to kick his ass in the ring and take my title back.”
The anticipation for Miro’s return and his potential matches against Samoa Joe and Adam Copeland is building among wrestling fans. The prospect of seeing these talented athletes go head-to-head promises an exciting showdown in the ring.
In other wrestling news, Bryan Danielson, who recently joined All Elite Wrestling (AEW), revealed an interesting aspect of the Blackpool Combat Club. In an interview with Sports Illustrated, Danielson disclosed that the stable has its own book club.
According to Danielson, the members of the Blackpool Combat Club recommend books to each other, fostering a love for reading and personal growth within the group. He emphasized the benefits of reading, stating, “Once you open the door to the world of books, there is so much to learn… The BCC book club helps us stay connected. We share the belief that reading can enhance your life.”
Danielson also mentioned that fellow wrestlers Jon Moxley and Claudio Castagnoli (also known as Cesaro) are avid readers. He described Moxley as someone who loves to read, think, and analyze, while Claudio reads slightly less but still enjoys it. The group’s focus is on encouraging each other to read more and expand their knowledge.
The revelation of the Blackpool Combat Club’s book club showcases a different side of professional wrestlers, highlighting their intellectual pursuits and the importance they place on personal development. It also serves as a reminder that reading can be a valuable tool for growth and self-improvement, regardless of one’s profession.
As fans eagerly await Miro’s return and anticipate his matches against Samoa Joe and Adam Copeland, they can also appreciate the intellectual endeavors of the Blackpool Combat Club members and their commitment to personal growth through reading. These glimpses into the lives of wrestlers outside the ring add depth and intrigue to their characters, making them even more relatable to their fans.