Karrion Kross has been steadily building momentum on WWE TV as of late, but how can he keep that pace up? Kross says it’s a question he asked a long time ago.
Kross spoke with WrestleZone Managing Editor Bill Pritchard to promote his new book, Life Is Fighting. Karrion Kross has been garnering more support in the past few months. In March, he was getting over with social media content and fans started campaigning for him to face Randy Orton at WrestleMania. He went from having a lack of TV time to getting one of the featured matches at SummerSlam against Sami Zayn.
Kross was asked what he feels he could do to keep that upward momentum or be featured more consistently on television. Kross gave a surprising answer and said he was told there’s not much more he can do. However, that answer came with a silver lining, albeit a frustrating one at that.
Karrion Kross wants to give everything
“I asked this question a long time ago, and I was told there’s nothing more I can do. Just to keep giving them what I’ve been giving them, which is a liberating, yet frustrating answer,” Kross admitted. “Because you want to give more. At least I do. I always want to give more. I’ve always been that way. I think I’ll always be that way. For lack of better words, I want to empty the cup, refill it, and empty it again. I want to give everything.
“I’m more or less at the mercy of where everything, where they choose to take everything. But it’s been fun. It’s been validating in so many different ways,” Kross added. “I feel like my best work has been coming out this year. And I feel like I have so much more to give. I feel like there’s so much meat left on the bone with everyone. Even the people that I previously worked with, people that I haven’t worked with. There’s tons of people that I’d love to work with that are top stars that we haven’t even gone near for the last three years.”
Life Is Fighting is available now through physical and digital retailers like Amazon. Watch our full interview with Karrion Kross below:
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