Je’Von Evans Reflects On Biggest Adjustment Since Coming To WWE Main Roster

Je’Von Evans has had a lot of success on the main roster so far, and he recently spoke about the biggest adjustment he’s had to make there. Evans joined the main roster in January and has quickly gotten over with the WWE Raw crowd. He competed in his first WrestleMania as part of the Six-Pack Ladder Match for the WWE Intercontinental Championship.

Evans was asked about adjusting to the main roster in his and Jade Cargill’s appearance on Club 520. He noted that he has started to learn what different crowds like and being able to diversify himself being just his moves. He also recalled his craziest fan experience so far. You can see highlights below:

On His Biggest Adjustment In Coming To the Main Roster:

“So I think when I was on NXT, I was working my way up to become a top guy there, you know what I mean? And right before that happened, the main roster snatched me up and then I had to restart. Now I’m wrestling in front of bigger crowds, and people that don’t know who I am at all outside of NXT fans. So I feel like just adjusting to and learning what different wrestling crowds like, you know what I mean? Because not every wrestling crowd loves the flips I do. Some crowds just love you talking to them during a match, and they’re going to be like, ‘Oh, this was the best match ever.’ So, I feel like just learning that and developing all that, that’s what my biggest challenge is so far right now.”

On Crazy Fan Experiences:

“I ain’t experienced nothing crazy yet, for real. I think the craziest was — I think it was like the Raw after Elimination Chamber. And I jumped in the crowd because usually I’ll be a little too energetic, you feel me? And I come out [for] my entrance, I jump in the crowd and — you know, fans, they tend to be like, ‘Oh, there’s a wrestler.’ And there was this one particular hand that was not above my waist. And I said, ‘Oh!’ Boom, then I jumped into the other side of the crowd.

“But nothing too crazy. It’s just always like, fans just walking up being blunt like, ‘Ooh, you fine.’ Stuff like that. And I’m like, ‘Oh, you know, appreciate you.'”

If you use any of the quotes in this article, please credit Club 520 with a h/t to 411mania.com for the transcription.