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King Baron Corbin Says WWE Officials Aren't To Blame For NXT Stars Struggling On The Main Roster

Posted By: Thomas Lowson on Sep 22, 2019

King Baron Corbin Says WWE Officials Aren't To Blame For NXT Stars Struggling On The Main Roster

Newly-crowned WWE King of the Ring Baron Corbin has said that WWE officials aren't responsible for the mishandling of NXT callups on the main roster. 

Corbin, who joined the main roster in 2016, has had a great time on the main roster, capturing the United States title, Money in the Bank contract, the 2019 King of the Ring and briefly was the General Manager of Monday Night RAW. 

Speaking on the Not Sam Wrestling Podcast, the Lone Wolf said that it is up to the Superstars themselves to find success on the main roster.

He said: "John Cena is somebody who has always preached that. It’s on you, it’s not on anyone else. If guys are being misused it’s not anybody’s fault but their own."

King Baron would continue, giving an idea of what Superstars have to do to obtain their own success.

"They have to find an avenue to get successful, to get creative, to pitch ideas, and it’s hard because you do get lost in the shuffle here," he said. 

 

Source: Not Sam Wrestling Podcast
Tags: #wwe #baron corbin

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