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Dominik Mysterio On What Kind of Chants He’d Love to Hear From Fans & His Favorite Part About Being a Wrestler
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WWE Superstar Dominik Mysterio recently commented on the chants he would love to hear from fans if they were to get behind him in the future, as well as his favorite part about being a pro wrestler.
Since turning on his father, Rey Mysterio, and joining The Judgment Day, Dominik has generated nuclear heat from fans, with crowds not even allowing him to speak on several occasions.
While he continues to be a heel, the AAA Mega Champion was recently asked by Kid Yeet about the chant he would love to hear from fans in the future. He said:
“That the fans would chant? It would be… Man, that’s a good question. I would have them sing, like maybe try and figure out some mariachi style of saying my name or something crazy.”
Though Dominik receives a chorus of boos every time he enters an arena, his favorite part about being a wrestler is experiencing different crowds from around the world.
“My favorite part of being a wrestler is being able to experience the different crowds from around the world. So, obviously, I’m very fortunate to be able to do what I do. So to be able to travel the world and experience like… Just for the first time a couple of months ago, I was able to experience the Italian crowd, the Portuguese crowd, Spanish crowd, so stuff like that is a huge blessing for me,” he said.
Check out his comments below:
Dominik is set to defend the AAA Mega Championship against El Grande Americano at Triplemania 34 Night Two on September 13.
Please credit Kid Yeet and give an H/T to 411Mania for the transcription if you take quotes from this article.
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