It’s been well documented that Baron Corbin has a bit of a “meh” reputation with his WWE peers. That hasn’t stopped him from having one of the best 2017’s in the company, though. On track to becoming one of the top heels in the company, it’s important that Corbin constantly hones his bully skills.
And there’s no better place to bully than Twitter. Mr. Money in the Bank recently sparked a little Twitter feud with Mojo Rawley.
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What transpired, was Corbin getting tagged teamed by Rawley and Finn Balor. The trading of insults may have sent the Lone Wolf off to lick his emotional wounds:
Hopefully the wrestler falls off and gets swept away
— Baron Corbin (@BaronCorbinWWE) August 6, 2017
I’d throw myself in if it meant I never had to listen to you on a microphone ever again. https://t.co/C4SmQn3ote
— Mojo Rawley (@MojoRawleyWWE) August 6, 2017
Corbin wanted to poke a little fun at Finn Balor. He may not have expected Finn’s counter punch:
You’re a 162 lbs your abs don’t have a choice but to show
— Baron Corbin (@BaronCorbinWWE) August 7, 2017
Maybe you could give me a few of your extra lbs you are hiding under your t-shirt ?
— Finn Bálor (@FinnBalor) August 7, 2017
I would gladly, but your tiny body could not support it.
— Baron Corbin (@BaronCorbinWWE) August 7, 2017
This is just fun. Twitter is the perfect place to watch wrestlers interact because they are rarely polite. Don’t worry about Corbin and his feelings though – he’ll be fine. It’s all but confirmed that he’s booked for SummerSlam match with the face of WWE, John Cena.
For Corbin, a feud with Cena puts him under the brightest lights yet and makes another plot point in his rise. As the Current Mr. Money in the Bank, Corbin has been pegged by WWE officials as some one of future importance.
The 16x time champion, Cena, finds himself in an odd place. We’ve been reporting that he will be leaving SmackDown for RAW the day after SummerSlam. WWE wants him on their Monday Night flag ship to help win the rating battle against Monday Night Football. With that said, can we expect him to win at SummerSlam? While he is entering the event as a lame duck doesn’t help his odds, smart money says he’ll still beat Corbin as Corbin may still choose to cash in his contract on either the RAW or SmackDown Champion.
