Powerhouse Hobbs says he wants to put more of his true self into his character.
Powerhouse Hobbs returned on November 6's AEW Dynamite to team with Ricochet against Konosuke Takeshita and Kyle Fletcher.
Now that he's returned, he's looking to evolve his character and bring the television persona closer to who he is in day-to-day life, as he told Uproxx.
“I’m going to start bringing my life into my character, the things that I hate, the things that I love. I’m just gonna show everyone how much more intense I can be, how destructive I can be, how I don’t give a shit at times who’s in my way,” Hobbs says. “In the end, this business, there only can be one. It’s going to come to a point where I’m going to show everybody that it’s all about me. They’re either going to be with me or be against me. It doesn’t matter. They boo me, I’m just going to start tearing everything up in front of them. I think that’s what wrestling is missing a little bit. That one guy who makes people afraid, but they want to see him kick someone’s ass. I feel that it’s time to bring it out.”
Jim Ross recently praised Powerhouse Hobbs and the upside he brings to AEW. Read his comments here.
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