Former WWE Superstar Braun Strowman shared a notable update on social media as anticipation builds for Monday Night RAW, set to take place tonight at the Toyota Center in Houston, Texas. This venue previously hosted WWE Elimination Chamber 2019, where Strowman was featured in a high-profile No Disqualification Match.
During that 2019 event, The Monster Among Men competed against Baron Corbin but ultimately lost to the former Money in the Bank winner. Ahead of RAW’s return to this location, Strowman posted a photo on Instagram spotlighting a glass display that highlights key figures from the Elimination Chamber event. The show sold 10,297 tickets and generated a gross revenue of $822,998.
Advice from a WWE Legend on Strowman’s Next Move
Having been released from WWE earlier this year in May, Braun Strowman has received guidance from WWE Hall of Famer John “Bradshaw” Layfield, who recently shared his thoughts during an episode of the Something to Wrestle podcast. JBL encouraged Strowman to consider following the path taken by fellow wrestler Omos by heading to Japan to fully reinvent his wrestling persona.
JBL praised Strowman’s work ethic and acknowledged that much of his success stemmed from his physical presence, which is a direct result of his dedication. He expressed admiration for Strowman’s intelligence and drive, emphasizing the potential for growth outside WWE.
“I’d love to see him do what Omos did. I’d love to see him go to Japan. Omos went over there and stayed in the dojo. He was so tall they had to put him in a hotel. He couldn’t even stay in the dojo… I don’t know what’s gonna come of it, but that’s what you wanna see people do… He’s [Braun Strowman] made a lot of money in this business. A lot of it has to do with the way he looks, but the way he looks also shows you his work ethic. He works incredibly hard to have that body that he has. I have a lot of respect for Braun. I think he’s a smart guy, too. I’d love to see him go out there and try and reinvent himself,” he said.
—John “Bradshaw” Layfield, WWE Hall of Famer
Future Prospects for Braun Strowman in WWE and Beyond
As the WWE Universe watches closely, speculation surrounds whether Braun Strowman will make a return to the ring on Monday Night RAW or decide on a fresh chapter elsewhere, potentially overseas. His recent social media activity and the endorsement from a respected veteran like JBL suggest that Strowman remains a compelling figure in professional wrestling.
WWE fans might see a revitalized Braun Strowman in the near future, either within WWE’s red brand or in international wrestling circuits, as he looks to build upon his established record. The combination of his physical ability, past achievements, and adaptability could pave the way for a new era in his career that inspires both existing and new fans.
