WWE shattered previous records with their 2024 Bash in Berlin extravaganza, solidifying this event as the most lucrative arena occasion in the history of the company.
The climactic highlight of Saturday’s exclusive pay-per-view offering saw GUNTHER successfully keep hold of the WWE World Championship title, fending off the formidable Randy Orton.
At the post-match media interrogation for Bash In Berlin, GUNTHER was queried on if he experienced pre-match jitters, given the towering expectations riding on him.
In his robust, unflinching style, The Ring General declared, “I don’t get nervous. I’m blessed with it. I was very excited going out there today. Moments like today, and obviously everything today, there has been more pressure on me than ever before because WWE did the big event over here in Germany. It’s never happened before. There was a little bit of a risk that the company took to do that. To be, more or less, the poster boy of all of that is a big responsibility. I worked my whole life to be in a situation like that. The last thing I want to think about is being nervous. I was looking forward to that. For those 20-30 minutes out there, that’s why we take all the struggles upon us. That’s what I’m here to do. I was very excited going out there and I was able to lose myself in the atmosphere and celebrate professional wrestling and WWE here in Germany. When it comes to WWE and Germany, I haven’t heard anything, but I would be surprised if it ends here. It was a very strong statement and I’m more than positive we will be back here.”
Amidst its globally scaled pay-per-view activities throughout the year, WWE has attracted commendations for incorporating foreign audience members with high-energy enthusiasm, and Germany proved to be no deviation from this trend.