Dominik Mysterio Admits to Going Off Script During Key WrestleMania Moment

Dominik Mysterio has become one of WWE’s most talked-about Superstars in recent years, especially after being involved in some of the most controversial moments in the company. His high-profile match against his father, Rey Mysterio, at WrestleMania was a defining moment not just for Dominik but for his entire family. His mother and sister were ringside for the grudge match, adding an extra layer of intensity to the bout.

During a recent appearance on Logan Paul’s ImPaulsive podcast, Dominik shared an interesting behind-the-scenes story about a memorable spot in the match. In the heat of the moment, he threw a drink in his sister’s face—a move that wasn’t part of the original plan.

“Funny story, at WrestleMania, when I threw my cup of water at my sister, I was politely asked to throw it at her chest,” Dominik revealed. “But when I received the cup of water, there was not enough water in it. So I was like, ‘If I throw it at her chest, it isn’t going to get a reaction,’ so I just threw it at her face. I didn’t realize that there was actually a good amount of water in there, so when I went back, everyone was like, ‘Hey, you were supposed to throw it at her chest,’ and I was like, ‘You know, it is what it is.'”

Despite the intense moments in the ring, Dominik admitted that the tensions with his father have spilled over into real life. “There aren’t many family dinners anymore,” he confessed. However, Dominik also took a moment to give his father credit, acknowledging Rey Mysterio’s incredible achievements in the wrestling world, especially considering his size.

Dominik’s willingness to push boundaries in the ring and his candid reflections on his personal life have made him a compelling figure in WWE. As his career continues to evolve, fans will no doubt be watching closely to see what he does next.

What are your thoughts on Dominik Mysterio’s approach to his WrestleMania match and the dynamic it brings to his ongoing storyline with his family? How do you feel about the blending of real-life family tensions with wrestling storylines? Share your insights and opinions in the comments below!