SheamusBecky Lynch, Finn, JD McDon o Lyra Valkyria They are some talents from Ireland who have triumphed in the WWE.
Of all of them, the current intercontinental champion speaks of This Irish phenomenon in the wrestling giant con Chris van Vliet.
► The beginning of his passion for the fight
«That was thanks to Becky. She was the first. When I saw NXT, the first thing I saw was his debut making Irish dance. It was that. I was already a fan, but that was what put everything in motion, think: she had to have started somewhere, she didn't simply appear there. If she is from Ireland, is there anywhere here to train? That was what led me to a deep search in Wikipedia about where to train in Ireland.»
► The pride of being one of the few Irish in wwe
«It's crazy. But also, if you see how small Ireland is, and how many of us are in Raw at this time … it's crazy. I feel that we are very good producing the best.»
► Why Irish talents succeed in WWE
«I feel that it is for our way of seeing this, and how we understand what happens between the strings. We have a certain hardness in us, we train on mats. When I started, we didn't have a ring, we were learning to fall on mats, that kind of thing. I don't know, there is a mentality of: How much do you want it? Do not let anyone beside you make more flexions than you. If you are going to be in the show, you have to win that place. You have to contribute something that nobody else contributes. You have to be the best. ANDVery competitive bouquets, but also very supportive. I feel that there are two types of competitors. You can be cruel to your competition, or you can be supportive. I want you to make it great for me to be better. When there is support, you want to help others, and it's like, we all improve together and try to overcome ourselves, but in a positive way. And I love the fight. “
Of demons and goddesses: Lyra Valkyria connects with Finn Bálor
