Big Show was asked, in an interview by the Mirror, about his thoughts on the chants from the last episode of Monday Night Raw. He responded by saying:
“No, I think I’m doing my job as a heel. I think a lot of it too is just a way for the audience to have fun. I mean, let’s face it, I don’t have people coming up to me in the street telling me to please retire, I have people I meet in person who are thankful for everything I’ve done and they appreciate it. I think that’s just the audience having fun and when they chant that, I’m going to react to them and be engaging and have fun with them and tell them I’m going nowhere. I’m going to be a bad guy and react appropriately.”
Big Show was also asked if he felt his character had suffered from having too many turns:
“I actually try not to look at it as a bad thing, I try to look at it as I’m lucky enough that I’m able to flip flop back and forth for whatever our product needs. If I need to be a bad guy to get Roman Reigns and Ryback over, then I’m able to do it. And if I need to be a good guy, to be an attraction to help out bad guys that they are trying to build, then I’m able to do that. I’m kind of a Jack of all trades, master of none.”
For the full interview click here.
