Ex-WWE Star Open to Returning to Company After 15 Years

WWE has one of the most stacked rosters in the world of professional wrestling right now but fans also expect surprise returns from stars who used to be part of the company back in the day. In fact, a former WWE star is open to making his return after 15 years.

Sinn Bodhi, formerly known as Kizarny during his brief WWE run, recently talked about the possibility of returning to WWE under Triple H’s leadership. Bodhi, who appeared on SmackDown between October 2008 and February 2009, only had one televised match, defeating MVP.

On the Two Man Power Trip of Wrestling podcast, Bodhi spoke highly of Triple H’s work as WWE’s creative head and shared that he would be open to returning, not just as a wrestler but also as a trainer. He explained that he’d like to take on a “player/coach” role, working with younger talent and helping guide them, similar to how veteran wrestlers used to mentor the next generation in the past.

“What I would like to sort of saddle into is doing what I do now but specifically for a major company,” Bodhi said. “I would like to be a player/coach. WWE, I can’t disagree with anything that Triple H does because he’s Triple H, he’s awesome, but he’s gotta know, he wants to invest in these younger athletes, again, that makes sense, but he comes from a time where older grizzled guys led younger guys and groomed them and polished them. We called those carpenters.” 

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Kizarny also previously claimed that he suggested the Hawaiian t-shirt to Bray Wyatt. Nonetheless, we’ll have to wait and see if Kizarny will make his return to WWE under Triple H’s leadership, as anything is possible in the world of professional wrestling.

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