Jorge Masvidal is willing to make his pro-wrestling debut with the WWE after relinquishing a stellar MMA career. Follow UFC News Updates with Insidesport.IN
Hailing from street fighting background, ‘Gamebred’ Masvidal cemented himself as one of the biggest UFC superstars of recent years. That said, Masvidal is now a fight promoter and a business entrepreneur.
He is willing to expand his activities if WWE offers him the right price. Despite claiming to undergo a busy schedule, the original BMF has eyed WWE.
In a recent media interaction, he said, “If the shoe fits, wear it. I’m very busy, but if the compensation makes sense, then let’s do it… If the WWE wants a savage like me, then sign me up. I’ll go over to WWE and domesticate those guys. I love fighting. If I go to WWE, I’ll put a hurting on them every night. I’ll torture them, make life f*****g hell for all of them. No one over there can beat me.”
Jorge Masvidal is a PPV figure, who has proven himself as an eminent entertainer on the mic. Hence, he can be a prominent addition to the WWE roster. In the past, several martial artists have had their careers in pro-wrestling, including Ronda Rousey, Shayna Baszler, and others.
WWE superstar Brock Lesnar has also been a part of both ways, holding the UFC heavyweight championship and WWE Championship in his career. On the contrary, CM Punk failed miserably when he tried to make it to the MMA universe after a successful career in WWE.
The list includes more names like Bobby Lashley, Dave Batista, Cain Velasquez, and many others. Jorge Masvidal can also find himself joining the tide.
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When Did Jorge Masvidal Leave UFC?
Masvidal ended his UFC career after suffering his fourth consecutive professional loss. ‘Gamebred’ didn’t win anything since beating Nate Diaz for the BMF belt at UFC 244 in 2019, possibly his best year in the sport.
Jorge Masvidal scored three wins in 2019, all three via stoppages. After knocking out Darren Till in London, Masvidal issued the fastest KO in UFC history by knocking out Ben Askren in five seconds.
He then followed it up with the BMF victory over Diaz. However, Masvidal went on to lose against Kamaru Usman (2X), Colby Covington and Gilbert Burns before hanging up the gloves.
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