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Bad Bunny blew up WrestleMania! And no, not only because of his spectacular and millionaire entry into the ring on the bus he used on the cover of The Last World Tour album, but also because he even stole the show in the WWE offering an exhibition that no one would have imagined inside the ring.
Bad Bunny: his best moments at WrestleMania
The evil rabbit has won the respect of millions of people in the WWE Universe confirming what he said from the first day he had contact with the company: that it was his dream to fight in this scenario. The Latino showed up, “kicked in the park” applying keys that even the WWE star talent does not usually apply.
Before finishing the fight, in which he got the number three for victory with a spectacular iron and very well applied on The Miz, Bad Bunny played a beautiful Canadian Distroyer on John Morrison this brought him the gain of the 25,000 participants, the distrust of his enemy and even the astonishment of his teammate, Damian Priest.
Bad Bunny paid tribute to Negro Casas at WrestleMania
And to crown Don Benito Martínez’s unforgettable night in front of millions, We highlight what La Casita applied, key belonging to the Casas dynasty in the Mexican struggle of Don Pepe “Tropi” Casas and to which they belong Negro Casas, Heavy Metal and El Felino.
Bad Bunny’s entry into WrestleMania 37
As I said, Bad Bunny was spectacular in everything he did on Saturday at the big WWE event and part of that was his arrival at Raymond James Stadium, at the top of the deck trailer box The last round the world, dressed entirely in black and illuminated by white LED lights.
As soon as he entered the building, hundreds of fireworks accompanied him to the beat of his song. Booker T, the one he did in honor of the former fighter of the same name. That song with which he started his trip to the Royal Rumble in January and which put him on the horns of the month today, as a trend on social networks and showing that, if one day he proposes it, He can steal the show again in the WWE.