Wrestlemania 41: Gunther enjoys being “Party Pooper” in WWE

Las Vegas – The WWE universe made it loud and clear that they support Jey Uso before his attempt to win the world in heavyweight against Gunther against Gunther, in the Wrestlemania 41 of this weekend.

If it was not clear, the fans made the Brooklyn Bowl Las Vegas packed for Walemania on Thursday to hear their voices all night with ear poping-“-stinging”.

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WWE World Heavyweight Champion Gunther, left, welcomes Randy Orton in a sign of respect after Gunther was defeated on August 31, 2024 during the WWE Bash in Berlin Premium Live Event in the Uber Arena in Berlin. (WWE/Getty Images)

Gunther’s actions have made it clear that he won’t go down easily. He owned Uso in the ring and also a message with a bloody beatdown by UOS twin brother Jimmy weeks before the two go to the Allegian Stadium on Saturday in Allegian Stadium 1.

He admitted to Fox News Digital on Friday, he was happy to rain on the fans’ parade.

“I enjoy it. I love it, P-on every parade,” said Gunther. “I am the party Pooper in this company and I am very proud of it. I like to do it.

“The more support Jey has, the better for me.”

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On November 2, 2024, Cody Rhodes (left) and Gunther are preparing to fight for the championship of the crown jewel championship during the crown jewel in the Mohammed Abdo Arena in Riad, Saudi Arabia. (WWE/Getty Images)

Gunther won the World Cup in heavyweight against Damian Priest in August. One of his only losses in the individual competition last year came at Crown Jewel against Cody Rhodes and against Sami Zayn near Wrestlemania 40 for the Intercontinental Championship.

Since then, Gunther has proven to be one of the most dominant superstars that the WWE list has to offer.

Gunther smiles on April 7 on the way to the ring on Monday evening RAW in the Target Center in Minneapolis. (Rich Freeda/WWE about Getty Images)

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Uso earned the right to challenge Gunther with his victory in the men’s Royal. In his career he only has one singles title, the Intercontinental championship that he fell on Bron Breakker.

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