Braun Strowman is a monster among men who have earned outstanding success in his career thus far. He began his career with the late and great Bray Wyatt, making him a prime target for suspicion of joining the Wyatt Sicks. Speculations continued to plague the wrestling community during the time the notorious faction made its debut, but this never transpired since WWE had different intentions for the faction. Although Strowman recently spoke about the faction and discussed the Wyatt Sicks’ leader.

The former WWE Universal Champion recently spoke with The Takedown about how Bo Dallas has continued to carry the legacy of Bray Wyatt. Strowman also hinted that major things may happen with the group in the future, advising everyone to simply wait and see. The wrestler, of course, was not in character and was referring to his co-workers by their real names.

The Raw star began to discuss how great Dallas is, as seen by his achievement in bringing the Uncle Howdy character to life. He stated in the interview, ““Just wait. Taylor is special. He is every bit as talented as Windham, he’s just never had an opportunity to show it. People are getting a glimpse at how talented he is.”

Strowman’s opinions on Wyatt Sicks are admirable and we can see why the wrestling faithful thought he might make his presence known in the ongoing storyline. However, the reality of the situation is different because the 40-year-old has other goals in his mind.

Braun Strowman aims to taste glory again with another world title win

There was a moment in time when Braun Strowman was very over with the audience. Whether the WWE truly capitalized on his fame is debatable. While Strowman did win the world championship, he hasn’t had many accomplishments to list out afterward. He became engaged in an intriguing dynamic with Ricochet although that stint was short-lived. Now the Raw star wants to recapture the glory of his earlier singles run. Strowman wants to add another title reign to his storied career so far. The former WWE Champion expressed this desire in an interview with the Busted Open Podcast, where he explained how he intends to finish his narrative.

“After taking that vacation that I took, and then out with my neck injury and stuff like that, it gave me a whole different perspective of how special this is and how quickly it can be over. “It made me take a step back and appreciate all the hard work. Everything that’s been put in to get to where I am. It made me go, ‘I have to stay on the gas. I can’t let my foot off the pedal.’ So many people get to finish their story. I won my singles Universal Championship in front of nobody. I sure would like to do it in front of 100,000 people,” Strowman revealed.

This is his goal, and he hopes WWE can find a way to make it a reality in the future. What are your opinions on Braun Strowman’s ambition of capturing the World Championship? Would you like to watch this again? Tell us in the comments.