Shelton Benjamin Hails WWE Star: 'He's Badass'

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In the ever-evolving world of WWE, the Alpha Academy, under the astute guidance of "coach" Chad Gable, has swiftly emerged as one of the most captivating acts in the wrestling arena. Their meteoric rise hasn't gone unnoticed, with numerous WWE Superstars showering accolades on the trio that makes up this formidable group.

Shelton Benjamin, a former Intercontinental Champion and a name synonymous with wrestling prowess, recently shared his admiration for Gable, a fellow All-American wrestler, on the "Insight With Chris Van Vliet" show. Benjamin's words were a testament to Gable's unparalleled dedication and talent.

"Gable is an absolute powerhouse," Benjamin began, his voice filled with genuine respect. "The level of commitment and skill he brings to the ring is awe-inspiring. I'm not sure if he truly grasps the depth of respect I hold for him.

He's not just a phenomenal wrestler; he's also showcased his comedic flair, constantly keeping fans on their toes. When I think of the next big thing in WWE, Gable's name is right at the top. The industry is always on the lookout for fresh talent, and Gable is the complete package.

He's the kind of wrestler who can elevate any match, making his opponent shine while showcasing his own prowess."

Gable's Stunning WrestleMania Feat

Benjamin then took a moment to reminisce about a particularly memorable moment from WrestleMania 39's night one.

During a high-octane fatal four-way tag team match, Gable found himself squaring off against the towering Braun Strowman. Despite the evident size difference, Gable stunned everyone by executing a flawless rolling German suplex on "The Monster Among Men." The crowd's ecstatic reaction was a testament to the sheer disbelief and admiration for Gable's feat.

Recalling the moment, Benjamin expressed, "Watching Gable lift Strowman was a sight to behold. It defied logic, but that's the magic of Gable. His work never ceases to amaze me, and I'm continually impressed by his evolution as a wrestler."