Lately, fans have really taken to Madcap Moss on Smackdown Live. He had two solid performances against Drew McIntyre this year, and his split from Happy Corbin put him on the fast track to babyface success. WWE have been really pushing him as a potential top star, and Moss has been constantly stepping up his game in response. Most recently, he would even win the Andre The Giant Memorial Battle Royale. Moss was even able to get some advice from his childhood favorite recently, that being Goldberg.
Madcap Moss Got Some Pointers From Goldberg
My favorite wrestler growing up was Goldberg, Bill Goldberg in WCW, from the football aspect of his career. He played for the Falcons and at the University of Georgia, too, he was just so intense, man, and he was a monster physically. He was so physically imposing and impressive. The security would knock on his locker room door to come to get him before his match, and you’d hear just a thud in the background, and then he’d come out, and he’d have a mark on his forehead because he had just headbutted the steel locker to get ready for his match.
That’s just how he was, man. It was 100%, 100 miles an hour, full intensity all the time for him, and it drew me to him. I love him, and at an event in WWE Elimination Chamber, we were both on the show. I had a match against Drew McIntyre. He had a match against Roman Reigns, and it was the first time I actually got to meet him, and it was really cool. We got to hang out for about a weekend and talk, and he kind of passed on some knowledge to me and definitely some stuff that I try to emulate in my performance today”.
So long as his advice wasn’t in regards to how to throw head kicks, it’s hard to see the advice of a legend not helping. With Money in the Bank close, and key players like Cody Rhodes & Randy Orton out of the mix – it could well be used to rocket strap Moss to the main event.
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