Ethan Page Says He's Already Established WWE Legacy, Doesn't Care What Happens Next

Ethan Page's confidence is at an all-time high after winning the Intercontinental Championship on "WWE Raw" earlier this month, so much so that the wrestler believes he's solidified himself in company history. Speaking on "Busted Open Radio," Page offered some insight into his current mindset.

"Anything after this is just a bonus. My ultimate goal was this championship, so I have no more carrots to dangle over my head," Page said. "My heart is full. Everyone is literally screwed — they're dealing with a guy that doesn't care if he loses his job. So, at the end of the day, whatever happens next is fantastic, but I don't care."

Page was asked by "Busted Open" co-host Nic Nemeth where he believes his legacy stands among mainstream Canadian acts like Justin Bieber, Rush, and the Barenaked Ladies. Page said he already sees himself on the same level as all of them, especially considering he came from Hamilton, Ontario, rather than a larger Canadian city.

On the November 2 edition of "Raw," Page defeated Chad Gable for the IC title, bringing Gable's reign to an end at 92 days. It's Page's first title win on WWE's main roster since he was called up this past April. The former AEW and TNA star previously held the WWE NXT Championship and the WWE NXT North American Championship during his time on the developmental brand.

As of late, Page has been teaming with another former AEW performer: Big Cass. However, the future of that duo remains somewhat murky as rumors persist about Cass' former partner Enzo Amore making a return to WWE in the near future.

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