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James Storm Says WWE Is His Ultimate Goal
– James Storm spoke with Sports Illustrated about his future plans after leaving Impact Wrestling and more. Highlights are below:
On his future plans: “My ultimate goal is to go to WWE. The WWE has such a grip on the world, it’s pretty amazing, and I believe I still have a lot to give. I’m in the best shape I’ve ever been. When I left Impact, I told people this isn’t my last stop, it’s just time for me to get on a new horse.”
On working at a high level despite his age: “People say, ‘Well, you’re 40 years old.’ When I grew up watching wrestling, my heroes were men like the ‘Macho Man’ Randy Savage. The older you get, the more of a superhero you become. There is a reason there is Super Man, and not Super Boy.”
On his ‘Cowboy’ character: “Growing up, watching all these different promotions, there was that one southern guy who stood out, whether it was Dusty Rhodes or later Steve Austin. I don’t know what it is about rednecks and wrestling, but people gravitate to them. You believe what they’re saying because they believe what they’re saying. I pride myself on the whole James Storm character. That is me and how I live my life. I know that, one day, this life is going to end–not just wrestling, but life in general, and I’m going to live life to the fullest.”
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