Dean Ambrose On How He Prepares For A Brock Lesnar Match, If His Stance Has Changed On Social Media
- Dean Ambrose recently spoke with Fansided to promote Sunday's WWE WrestleMania 32 pay-per-view. The full interview can be read at this link. Below are highlights:
WrestleMania 32 is this Sunday and you are facing The Beast Brock Lesnar in a "No Holds Barred" match. In your previous WrestleMania matches, you participated in a ladder match and tag team matches. How do you prepare for this fight with not only taking on Brock Lesnar, but a singles match?
Fighting Brock Lesnar is different than fighting anyone else on the earth. He's a freak of nature and a destructive force. Even having a physical confrontation with him is like having a match. Compared to a Hell in the Cell, TLC, Last Man Standing or any gimmick you want to throw out there being in the ring with him is different. The things he can do to you with his skill set and physical attributes it's the most vicious thing he can do to you.
I'm trying to live life to the fullest. That's just how I roll. You don't what feeling alive is like until you put yourself until you are put in a danger of death. I don't know how it came about, but it seems like my entire life I've been searching for the most dangerous match possible and I think I may have found it.
In terms of preparing for this, I don't there is anything you can do. I don't think people understand how the kind of mental state you have to be in to go into a Street Fight with Brock Lesnar. With 100,000 people at the arena and the millions watching on the WWE Network, I don't think I have gotten there yet. You gotta be like screw it and whatever happens, happens. I embrace the thought of living close to the edge. For me, it could be a long night but it could be the ultimate thrill or ultimate rush. I might be executed in front of the world and it's pretty hilarious. It's a crazy scenario and it gets me all excited just thinking about it.
I'm ready to go 24/7, that's my thing. He's eat, sleep, suplex, repeat but I've been the workhorse for the company the last year. I haven't had time to train or relax because I'm wrestling and getting beat up every single day. I am in a constantly in a state of readiness. I'm constantly throwing punches, getting thrown around and the difference is doing it in a different location. So in some ways, it's the same things I've been doing every single day.
Social media is something that has taken the WWE by storm. But you haven't committed to it and refuse to join any of networks that are available. Has that stance changed at all or are you still refusing to resume your social media activity?
That will never change. I don't care about social media, like social media or even understanding social media.
I don't care plain and simple. I could care less about social media and anything that goes along with it.
Check out the full interview with Ambrose at this link.
Source: Fansided