NEW DELHI: WWE Hall of Famer Bully Ray added a touch of humor to the discussion by playfully suggesting that the highly anticipated event was scripted. The 52-year-old wrestling legend, known for his success in the Attitude Era alongside D-Von Dudley, took to X (formerly Twitter) to share his amusing take on the big game.
Ray, who has secured his place as one of the greatest wrestlers in WWE history with multiple championship victories, including the Hardcore, World Tag Team, and WCW Tag Team Titles, brought his comedic flair to social media.
His tweet poked fun at an online trend suggesting that the outcome of the Super Bowl was pre-determined in favor of Patrick Mahomes' Kansas City Chiefs.
In his lighthearted tweet, Bully Ray wrote, "ITS A WORK!!! #SuperBowl," adding a wrestling term commonly used to refer to scripted or choreographed events in the wrestling world.
The humorous comment drew attention from fans and followers, sparking playful banter and reactions across social media platforms. While the world of professional wrestling is known for its scripted nature, Bully Ray's jesting approach to the Super Bowl adds an entertaining twist to the post-game discussions.
With the buzz surrounding Super Bowl LVIII continuing, Bully Ray's social media antics serve as a reminder of the crossover appeal between the worlds of wrestling and mainstream sports. His playful assertion of the Super Bowl being a "work" adds an element of fun to the ongoing conversations about the historic football event.
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