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Published interviews and reporting on Bobby Lashley — from Wrestling Inc., Fightful, MMA Fighting, Slam Wrestling, Express & Star and Chris Van Vliet's INSIGHT. Every headline below links straight to the original article, grouped by the career era it belongs to.
Speaking on The Danny Ocean Show, Lashley names Kevin Knight, Swerve Strickland and Will Ospreay as talent who could round out The Hurt Syndicate.
“I think the problem that we have right now is that The Hurt Syndicate is too strong.”
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In an interview with Monopoly Events, Lashley shuts down injury talk and sets the Trios Championship as the group's next target alongside MVP and Shelton Benjamin.
“All I want to do is win titles. So that's where I'm really focused on when we get back.”
From the Fall Love of Wrestling convention: Lashley credits MVP and Benjamin with pulling him back toward the ring, and keeps a Brock Lesnar fight on the table.
“I am healed. Everybody thought I was hurt. I'm not hurt. Ready to go.”
On The Mega Powers Podcast, Lashley talks about adjusting his style for the AEW roster after two decades in WWE and TNA.
“I've been in every organization. No one else is doing that. That speaks magnitudes.”
A feature-length sit-down in Dallas covering the AEW signing, Kurt Angle's role in getting him into pro wrestling, WrestleMania 23, and finally getting the Lesnar match.
As his WWE run closes, Lashley lays out what comes next and recaps the MMA road that took him from a 5-0 start through Strikeforce to Bellator.
“Wrestling, yes. Boxing, yes, MMA, yes. Acting, yes. Everything, yes.”
Lashley explains the broken training camps behind a fighting career he built as a single father, and why a UFC deal never happened.
“I had all these fights... but I didn't ever have an actual training camp.”
Lashley praises Tony Khan for giving talent room to grow their stars, and confirms talks with both boxing and MMA promotions.
“I do think I have at least one or two more fights left in me.”
Ten years of fighting, training across gyms and running his own — Lashley describes the student-of-the-game approach behind his 15-2 record.
“When I get into something, I actually want to be a student of the game.”
A long-form profile on the double life of a top-level pro wrestler who was also winning Bellator fights, written as he returned to WWE after a decade away.
“My style is basically the same — I hit as hard in wrestling as I do in MMA.”
An early archive interview where Lashley recounts his amateur wrestling years and the injury — suffered in a bank robbery — that ended his Olympic hopes and opened the WWE door.
“When that door closed, the WWE door opened up and I ran through it.”
Slam recaps The Danny Ocean Show interview and traces the Hurt Business lineage from WWE through to today's Hurt Syndicate.
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