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Big E Wants To Shop ‘Our Heroes Rock’ To A Major Streamer, Says They Have Three Seasons Mapped Out

It has been more than two years since former WWE Champion Big E has been seen wrestling inside a WWE ring. He has been absent due to a neck injury that he suffered during a match against the Brawling Brutes.

During his absence, while he was rehabbing, the Muscle of The New Day was also working on a special project called Bridges under the name ‘Our Heroes Rock.’ He recently opened up about what the future of the series looks like.

Our Heroes Rock’s Bridges is streaming on YouTube. It is a project that aims to enlighten the younger generation about Black History and its heroes. Big E created the project with Andreas Hale and Jonathan Davenport.

Recently, the WWE Grandslam Champion was interviewed by Sarah O’Connell on her show. During the interview, Big E discussed more about the series and gave some insight into the future episodes.

“That is the dream. That is really the goal is to just tell more of these stories. Right now we have a pitch deck that I love. Johnny [Narrative Designer] already has three seasons mapped out. My agent has it and is now working on shopping it. So really for us, I… We could really do another Kickstarter. But really right now, our goal is to take the short film, take our pitch deck and all of our assets and shop it around. And we would love… The dream is to have a series, to have a major streamer behind us, helping us find, because like I said, it is very expensive.”

Big E didn’t want to short-change people

The Bridges Kickstarter generated more than $130,000 during its campaign. However, this was still short of the amount needed to finance the project they way they envisioned it. Big E said he put up the rest of the money they needed, highlighting how important delivering a high-quality product was to them.

“This endeavor is expensive for this quality of animation. We want it to look good. Because one of the things we talk about is too often, when we were kids, ‘Black projects’ often felt like they didn’t have the same budget and we didn’t want to short-change people. We didn’t want to have a lower grade of animation just to make sure this happened. We wanted to give the people the very best for this thing. So that is our goal. And that is really why we have been pounding the pavement and asking people to watch,” Big E said.

Read More: Big E, Andreas Hale and Jonathan Davenport Aim To Educate, Entertain And Inspire With ‘Our Heroes Rock’

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