At WrestleMania 32, Dean Ambrose is looking to carry on the legacy of Terry Funk and Cactus Jack in terms of bringing out any possible weapon imaginable in his match against Brock Lesnar. While the Beast brings a natural physicality, he will have to face a downright crazy Ambrose. Lesnar has built a legacy out of conquering the competition, but at WrestleMania, he will face a Superstar who won’t run from a brawl when he battles Ambrose in a No Holds Barred Match.
Ambrose recently spoke with Chris Featherstone of FOX Sports. Here are some highlights from that interview.
On the amount of injuries that he has sustained:
“A lot of that just taking care of yourself and training properly. I keep myself flexible, I just compete at my normal body weight. I’m trying to carry around an extra 30 pounds, a lot of injury-prone musculature. I keep my body in its most prime, healthy state and also I’ve just been lucky.
On the other hand, I’m also constantly hurt. I’ve been hurt for 10 years. It’s not like I’m not constantly dealing with a litany of injuries that I have myself. If it’s not one thing, it’s another thing but I’ve just been able to keep rolling. I’ve not had anything catastrophic happen to me. It’s a funny thing because it’s always like the crazy freak things. It’s not like ‘Oh he got hurt when he jumped off the top of the cage.’ It’s like ‘He got hurt stepping into the ring’ or ‘popped his shoulder out giving a high five’. It’s the little things you can’t plan for. It’s not anything that ever enters my mind.”
On the physicality to expect in his match against Lesnar:
“It’s the most dangerous match possible. It’s the most hardcore stuff. It could be a flaming table, ladder, exploding ring, whatever stuff you can think of and I’ve been in all of them. But there’s no more dangerous match than just being in the ring with Brock Lesnar. He is so physically overwhelming and the attributes that he has — let alone against little old me. That in itself makes it a very hazardous and dangerous situation.
I’ve often sought that out and you don’t understand living until you come really, really close to dying. I like to fly close to the edge, I like to play with fire. I’ve always kind of gotten off on that. Being in front of 100,000 fans is besides the point. The fact that it’s a street fight and not only am I going to have weapons in my hands, but you’re going to arm this guy? This guy that can break people in half with his bare hands? He touched me in the parking lot, barely even trying, and I went flying, careening across the parking lot. Now you’re going to arm him with weapons. That’s exciting. That’s what pumps me about it. It’s kill or be killed. It’s not every day you get to play a game of legit Russian roulette. It’s very exciting for me.”
Considering the punishment Lesnar delivered to Ambrose in recent weeks, the unstable brawler would have to be a lunatic to want a match against the destructive competitor.
But after Lesnar brutally attacked Ambrose in the parking lot before the Feb. 22 Raw, driving him through a car windshield and sending him to the hospital, Ambrose wanted to get even.
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The Lunatic Fringe adds to his arsenal before facing The Beast Incarnate in a No Holds Barred Street Fight at WrestleMania. Dean Ambrose interrupts Brock Lesnar & Paul Heyman to pick some ‘Mania essentials: Raw, Mar 28, 2016.
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