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Austin Theory has revealed what his reaction was when he found out he wasn't going to successfully cash out the briefcase he earned at Money in the Bank. The Raw superstar tried several times to snatch the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship from the hands of Roman Reigns, but failed in every attempt.
He therefore shifted his aim towards Seth Rollins, holder of the United States Championship, but failed to capitalize on the chance by getting pinned by 'The Visionary' During a long interview with 'My San Antonio', Theory confided that he was surprised by WWE's choice: "I can't deny that I was quite amazed.
The time had come to decide the fate of that briefcase and WWE made a clear choice. Even if you feel miserable at any given moment, you need to look at the bigger picture. The company deemed it best not to allow me to successfully cash in the briefcase and I gladly accepted it.
As the weeks went by, even the fans began to understand the meaning of that decision."
Austin Theory continues to work hard
Austin Theory was recently involved in a heated feud with Bobby Lashley and Seth Rollins. The three stars competed for the United States title, setting up a beautiful match at Survivor Series: WarGames.
“They both helped me a lot. Lashley and Rollins have been in WWE for many years and have left a deep mark. They are former world champions and know how to handle the pressure that comes when you are main evented a PPV. Their experience was really helpful to me,” Austin said.
In an interview with ESPN, the legendary The Undertaker praised the current champion of the United States: “Theory is destined to do great things in this business. He is extraordinarily talented, but he has yet to develop a number of skills.
Once he puts all the pieces of the puzzle together, he's going to be a force of nature." The definitive consecration of Theory could materialize at WrestleMania 39. Austin Theory does not believe his WWE gimmick is too similar to the character that Tyler Breeze used to portray.
“You see stuff online where people are like, ‘It’s ripping this off, it’s ripping that off.’ To me, it’s a different way of doing it and I’m going about it a different way. Anything that people might have seen before or think they might have seen before, they don’t want to get along with it because they’re like, ‘Well, it’s already happened.’ But I think what I do is totally different”.