When John Cena posts about a superstar on his social media account, the wrestling world aims to find out everything about the mentioned superstar. The same happened with Will Kroos, as the brand-new NXT Superstar made his debut on NXT earlier this week.
The English wrestler made his debut by attacking the NXT Champion, Tony D’Angelo, on a night of several huge debuts.
Cena shared a video of his debut on his official X account, hyping the latest signing. He even took time to post an image of the superstar on his Instagram account.
John Cena referenced the famous chant of Will Kroos to hype the NXT talent
Kroos had a swift influence in a segment featuring Tony D’Angelo, who was speaking to the audience as NXT Champion and claiming that no one could usurp his position at the peak. The situation rapidly escalated into chaos as several assailants focused on D’Angelo, including Kroos, who appeared unexpectedly and executed a moonsault before towering over the champion.
Cena publicly responded on X by sharing a video of Kroos’ attack and alluding to the chant that fans used for Kroos during his wrestling career abroad. Following the clip’s release, Cena reiterated the chant that contributed to Kroos’s standing in the European wrestling arena.
The Greatest of All Time also posted an image of Kroos on his official Instagram account, and fans were shocked by it. Given Cena’s appreciation for the superstar, it seems that Will Kroos might be a huge deal in the WWE ahead.
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EVIL also debuted on WWE NXT earlier this week
Apart from Will Kroos, former IWGP Heavyweight Champion, EVIL also made his debut on NXT earlier this week. As Tony D’Angelo asked for another challenger, EVIL made his presence known, and fans have always been anticipating his arrival on the scene.
The Japanese sensation began his NJPW career in 2011 when he was 24 years old. For the past fifteen years, he had been a prominent presence there with an outstanding portfolio. EVIL is not only a one-time IWGP Heavyweight Champion, but he has also secured Intercontinental gold, held the tag team title twice, and been a four-time NEVER Openweight Champion.
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At 39, he may not have many years left in his wrestling career, but he still has time to possibly dominate the largest wrestling organization globally by transitioning to WWE.
