Baron Corbin, known for his protective finisher “The End of Days,” recently experienced a surprising turn of events at WrestleMania 38. During a grudge match against Drew McIntyre, McIntyre became the first wrestler to kick out of Corbin’s signature move, ultimately leading to his victory. In a recent interview with Fightful, Corbin expressed his disappointment and revealed that the decision was not his own.
Corbin has relied on “The End of Days” to secure countless victories throughout his career in WWE. The move has been highly protected, with no wrestler previously able to kick out of it. However, McIntyre’s resilience at WrestleMania 38 shattered that streak and left Corbin dissatisfied with the outcome.
Although Corbin admitted that he was not happy about the situation, he also acknowledged that he is not making a huge fuss over it. He understands that moments like these come and go in the world of professional wrestling. Despite his disappointment, Corbin has accepted the decision and moved on.
Throughout his tenure in WWE, Corbin has been a team player and has consistently done whatever the company has asked of him. He has taken on various characters and storylines, often stepping into roles that others may have found challenging. Corbin’s versatility and dedication to his craft have earned him respect within the industry.
The full interview with Baron Corbin will be released later this week, providing fans with further insight into his perspective on the situation.
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