“I’d love to be part of WWE”: George Kittle goes viral after revealing secret WWE career goal

TOI Sports Desk / TIMESOFINDIA.COM / Jun 26, 2025, 05:10 IST

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San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle expressed his desire to join WWE after his NFL career concludes. Kittle's long-standing passion for wrestling, including attending Wrestlemania and training in wrestling moves, has fueled fan excitement. His comments have sparked considerable buzz within both the NFL and wrestling communities, with many envisioning his potential in the WWE ring.

“I’d love to be part of WWE”: George Kittle goes viral after revealing secret WWE career goal (Image via Getty)

San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle's enthusiasm, amusing demeanor, and passion for the game have long been well-known. He is now headliner for something quite different. George Kittle revealed an amazing dream unrelated to football during a recent podcast interview. The news has fans excited and a little curious. What exactly did he say? And why is it gaining so much attention online? George Kittle’s off-field plans have opened a new door—and it’s one many didn’t see coming.

George Kittle talks about his interest in joining WWE after NFL career

On June 25, 2025, during an episode of Pardon My Take, George Kittle said he would love to try wrestling once his football days are over. He said, “If I ever get the opportunity, absolutely. I’d love to be part of WWE.” The comment came as a surprise, but not totally unexpected. George Kittle has always been a strong believer of WWE. He has been seen at WrestleMania events, met a number of wrestlers, and worn clothing related to wrestling during contests.

George Kittle also added, “I’m not saying I’ll be the next superstar, but it would be fun to step in the ring at least once.” Fans quickly started talking about the idea on Twitter and Instagram.

Many said he already has the look, attitude, and energy to become a great performer. Sports pages and WWE accounts began sharing his quotes and tagging the WWE, asking them to make it happen.

George Kittle has shown love for WWE for years

George Kittle's relationships with wrestling span a while. Having attended Wrestlemania many times, he has shared photos with major WWE stars including Seth Rollins and The Undertaker.

Audience acclaim followed his aid to wrestler Pat McAfee at WrestleMania 39 in Los Angeles in 2023. George Kittle's love of wrestling is far beyond fan level. He has undergone fundamental moves training before and honors the sport. Fans are already fantasizing what he could accomplish in a WWE ring even though he is now concentrating on football. Across the NFL and wrestling community, his words have caused much buzz.

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