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Time of India
21-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
"I was gutted I wasn't at 'Mania," says Sheamus on missing WrestleMania 41
Sheamus is one of 's most experienced and hard-hitting Superstars. He has been part of many big matches and has won almost every title. But this year, something unexpected happened, he did not wrestle at 41. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now That was a big deal for him, and now he is speaking out about how much it hurt to be left off the biggest WWE show of the year. The Celtic Warrior returned to WWE TV after WrestleMania, but before that, fans had not seen him since the Royal Rumble. He did wrestle at a couple of live shows in March, but he was not part of the WrestleMania card at all. It was not due to an injury, WWE just did not book him. Sheamus really wanted that WrestleMania moment Even though has wrestled in many WrestleManias before, he still wants to be part of every single one. For him, it is not just another show, it is his passion. Missing WrestleMania 41 really affected him. Sheamus recently spoke to and said he was very upset about it. "I was gutted that I wasn't at Mania. The last appearance that I had was at the Rumble. I want to be in the mix. I want to be there. I'm more passionate now about my job than I ever have been." He also shared how much he still loves wrestling and being in front of fans. "I love what I do. I love going out there in front of a crowd. I love putting on banger after banger. I love that intensity. I love setting the bar so high that everybody including the main event guys who have months and months to prepare are trying to catch up with me. Until the wheels come off and I can't do it anymore I want to go out there. I don't want to miss anything and I don't want to miss a WrestleMania. It was tough. I'm not going to lie, it was really really hard. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now " Sheamus returns to take down Austin Theory: Raw highlights, May 5, 2025 The Intercontinental Title is still his goal There is one big goal Sheamus has left in , winning the Intercontinental Championship. It is the only title he has not won, and he has made it clear that he wants to complete that dream. He even pitched an idea to be part of the Intercontinental Title match at WrestleMania 41. Sadly, it did not happen. "I had pitched to hopefully get in the Intercontinental title stuff again. They're probably tired about me talking about it but that's the one title that I have left to become the first ever ultimate Grand Slam Champion in WWE. That's the Holy Grail, that's it." "But I wasn't happy sitting at home. I don't want to miss WrestleMania. I don't want to go there and not be part of the biggest show of the year. It's tough for me. I don't care, if you have passion for what you do, you don't want to miss that." Sheamus' greatest moments: WWE Top 25, June 27, 2024 Sheamus may have missed WrestleMania this year, but his fire has not faded. He is back, focused, and still chasing the one prize that has escaped him. Fans hope WWE gives him the trial he has worked so hard for. Also Read:


Time of India
06-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Four-time World Champion returns to WWE RAW after months
The May 5th edition of Monday Night RAW saw the return of a former multi-time World Champion after months of absence. Monday Night RAW emanated from the CHI Health Center in Omaha, Nebraska. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now The night featured the A-Town Down Under member Austin Theory having a match against a surprise opponent, who was a former four-time World Champion. However, as the dust settled, the former WWE United States Champion was left laid out following 'banger' after 'banger.' Which former World Champion made his return to WWE RAW this week? In a backstage segment on RAW this week, GM Adam Pearce was seen in a conversation with Grayson Waller who was not happy about his match set for tonight. Instead, he offered his tag team partner, Austin Theory to take his place in the match, to which he agreed. When Theory asked about his opponent, Pearce said that it was a surprise. The former WWE United States Champion was all fired up upon entering the ring. However, he was left stunned when the lights went out and Pat McAfee shouted, 'It's Fight Night.' As they came back, the fans saw the return of The Celtic Warrior after the Royal Rumble Premium Live Event. The crowd erupted at the sight of seeing the former WWE Champion march down to the ring for his match against Austin Theory. The match began with Theory trying to escape, but Sheamus came righ after him and delivered his power-packed moves. Following an exciting display of his in-ring acumen and dominating Theory for the majority of the match, Sheamus put an end to the contest by delivering a thunderous Brogue Kick to him to secure the pinfall. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now This was his first victory on Monday Night RAW in months. Sheamus has been a cornerstone for WWE for more than 15 years. He has been an accomplished athlete and has won multiple titles and accolades in the process. However, the Celtic Warrior missed the entire road to WrestleMania 41. But now that he is back on the RAW roster and made a statement with his match against Austin Theory, it will be exciting to see his journey moving forward. Also read:


Time of India
06-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
WWE Raw May 5: Sheamus returns, beats Austin Theory
Sheamus returned to WWE programming on the latest episode of Raw and defeated Austin Theory in a fairly one-sided match. This was the Celtic Warrior's first appearance on the red brand since the Royal Rumble earlier this year.