The climactic finish to Super Bowl LVIII that saw the Kansas City Chiefs emerge supreme once again has had the wrestling world talking.
At the end of the fourth quarter, the Chiefs were tied 19-19 with the San Fransisco 49ers. In overtime, it looked like the 49ers were going to win. That was until the last second when the Chiefs scored, earning them the lead and their latest Super Bowl championship.
The Wrestling World Reacts
On Twitter, Baron Corbin shared his delight that the Chiefs are now back-to-back champions. The Lone Wolf, who had been backing the Chiefs from the start, couldn't celebrate two loudly as his children were sleeping.
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Naomi attended the game with Mercedes Mone and Bayley and the three had been backing the 49ers. Safe to say, the Glow was not pleased with the result.
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WWE and TNA Wrestling Hall of Famer Bully Ray joked that the result was illegitimate with some wrestling terminology.
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Former AEW Women's World Champion Nyla Rose didn't watch the game live but felt it would've been better had it taken place in the legendary Tokyo Dome used for NJPW Wrestle Kingdom.
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Rose would also use an image of Travis Kelce at the game to tease Mercedes Mone's expected arrival in AEW. The Boss will reportedly debut at the upcoming Big Business event in her hometown of Boston next month.
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Music icon Taylor Swift was at the big game, rooting for her boyfriend Travis Kelce of the Chiefs. In a tweet, WWE Hall of Famer Trish Stratus drew comparisons between herself and the Shake It Off star.
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The United Football League owned by Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson, also reminded fans that their season kicks off next month.
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Usher performed at the Big Game's half time show, in a performance that left Chelsea Green deceased.
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Corey Graves also had his own unique reaction to the Super Bowl half-time show.
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And WWE themselves congratulated the Chiefs with the introduction of the new limited edition Super Bowl LVIII Champions Legacy title.
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