Titus O’Neil Hypes Tag Team Division In WWE, Talks Getting Into Wrestling By Batista

WWE star Titus O’Neil was recentlyinterviewed by NZPWI to promote next week’s edition of Raw, and below are some highlights:

Is there a tag team revolution also happening in WWE?:

“Yes, the tag team division is definitely loaded with a lot of talented teams, and a lot of talented individuals as well because sometimes we do have singles matches with the partner being out there. It’s a great time for the tag team division with The Dudley Boyz coming back – one of the most historically successful WWE tag teams in history, if not the most successful if you’re going by title reigns alone. It definitely gives a kick-start to a new season and a new era to the tag team division and hopefully we can continue to be a big fixture in that push for great tag team wrestling in WWE.”

On Batista helping him get his start in wrestling:

“Literally, I was driving down to South Tampa one day, picking up some dress shoes, and across the street was FCW. Since I was down there I called Dave [Batista] and said, ‘Hey, is this the place you were saying they practice at?’ and he said, ‘Yeah’ and I said, ‘Well I might go and poke my head in there and try to see what it’s about.’ I did, and two weeks later I was signed and learningto be a WWE Superstar.”

Why a Rey Mysterio match is one of his favorites:

“I had the match with Rey Mysterio on an episode of SmackDown. It made it one of my favourite matches because, number one, I’ve always been a big fan of Rey Mysterio. It was a great learning experience for me. Rey was extremely, extremely professional with me. He guided me through, suggested things, let me do things with him that… it was just a really cool experience, a great learning experience from—I feel—one of the greatest performers of all time in WWE history.”

In related news, SunCoastNews.com has published a new story noting O’Neil brought 30 kids and parents of the Wheelchairs 4 Kids group to WWE Raw in Tampa. Titus teamed up with The Amalie Arena, The Lightning Foundation and the North Hospitality Management Company, and provided the kids and parents with a suite, concessions, and took photos and signed autographs.

O’Neil previously teamed up with Wheelchairs 4 Kids back in 2014, when he bought 11 year old David a new wheelchair when his existing chair could not be repaired.

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Titus O’Neil Hypes Tag Team Division In WWE, Talks Getting Into Wrestling By Batista