Rumors Surrounding Bobby Lashley’s Next Move Addressed by means of Combat Sports Promotion
Former WWE Champion Bobby Lashley’s future plans have sparked enormous hypothesis, with a combat sports activities advertising these days addressing rumors about his capacity signing. After Lashley formally became a loose agent following the expiration of his WWE settlement, reports recommended that diverse promotions, including the ones inside the combat sports activities arena, have shown hobby in running with him.
Lashley fueled those rumors through sharing a video of himself training for boxing, leading to giant hypothesis that the previous WWE famous person might be making ready to step right into a boxing or MMA ring. There has been precise buzz around the opportunity that Lashley has signed with Misfits Boxing, in particular after enthusiasts observed that the merchandising’s Co-President, Mams Taylor, follows Lashley on Twitter.
In an interview with The Laboratory with Plaz, Lashley stated that he has a boxing fit covered up in Las Vegas, coinciding with rumors that Misfits Boxing is making plans an occasion there. These rumors have been addressed at the trendy episode of Misfits News, the respectable news and rumors outlet for the promotion. During the episode, the co-hosts commented:
“One greater huge declaration, one that kind of got leaked at the Misfits Twitter area, it’s been hinted that WWE superstar Bobby Lashley has been signed with Misfits.” Although the hosts didn’t outright affirm Lashley’s signing with the advertising, they recounted that “loads of arrows [are] pointing in that route.”
Misfits Boxing, a UK-based promotion co-owned via YouTube famous person KSI, focuses on crossover suits, in which influencers, celebrities, and professional athletes face off in traditional or gimmick bouts. The advertising attracts some notion from pro-wrestling corporations like WWE.
Notable names who have competed below the Misfits banner consist of KSI, Tommy Fury, Le’Veon Bell, and former WWE US Champion Logan Paul.
Lashley, who boasts a 15-2 record in MMA, final competed in the game in October 2016, while he defeated Josh Appelt thru a 2d-spherical submission at Bellator 162.
