The former WWE star Braun Strowman was among the list of stars who were released alongside Lana, Aleister Black, Ruby Riott, Buddy Murphy and Santana Garrett. The release of The Monster Among Men came up as a shock to the fans as he was a top star of the company.
Braun Strowman drops cryptic Tweet
He recently took to his Twitter account after less than a week into his WWE release. Braun Strowman could be already looking for his next destination. The former Universal Champion shared a cryptic message via Twitter on Saturday and quoted the lyrics from the song “Free Bird” by Lynyrd Skynyrd. He wrote:
“If I leave here tomorrow
Would you still remember me?
For I must be traveling on now
‘Cause there’s too many places I’ve got to see!!!!”
He is currently currently under his 90-day WWE non-compete clause which would keep him away from joining any promotion. However, it is noted that NWA owner Billy Corgan has revealed his interest in signing Strowman to his promotion.
Several pro wrestling analysts have also discussed the possibility of Strowman pursuing a career in acting or returning to strongman competitions.
Booker T shares his thoughts on Braun Strowman’s release
During the latest edition of the Hall of Fame Podcast, Booker T opened up on the release of Strowman, who recently main evented WWE WrestleMania Backlash against Drew McIntyre and WWE Champion Bobby Lashley.
Booker spoke about how shocked he initially was by the release but later reckoned that the release came up due to Strowman’s high paycheck.
He said: “It definitely made me go wow,” Booker said. “Then I started looking at it from a business perspective, if it’s true, rumors out there saying Braun Strowman had a huge contract, he was making a lot of money. Take nothing away from Braun Strowman, he was an enigma.”
He also spoke about Strowman’s possibility of signing with AEW but Booker T named only some stars he could work with. He said: “There’s like two matches over there for him. Lance Archer, Brian Cage, Miro. There’s two or three guys that Braun Strowman [can face]. Mark Henry.”
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