Published: 27 minutes ago by Dave Adamson | Last Updated: 8 seconds ago by Dave Adamson
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It Is What It Is
Following an attack at the hands of Jey Uso, Cam’ron has provided a health update and promised to be at WWE WrestleMania 42 this weekend.
During a recent livestream, the rapper Cam’ron got into a heated confrontation with Jey Uso, which saw the WWE star separated and held back.
With Cam’ron left on the floor after the attack, the rapper has now provided an update on his health and what he’ll be doing this weekend.
Speaking on It Is What It Is, Cam’ron said he’s “all good” physically after the incident, before strongly implying he will catch up with Jey Uso over WrestleMania 42 weekend.
“Little headache, it’s all good. I bounced back quick, I’m resilient…
“I see a few people from The Bloodline that’s upset. Listen, man, don’t be mad at the facts, be mad at the resumé. And like I said, I’ll see y’all this week at WrestleMania, I’m pulling up, I’ll be there.”
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With Uso stating that Cam’Ron was on a ‘motor wheelchair’ during an appearance on the Nightcap podcast with Shannon Sharpe & Chad Johnson, the rapper would reveal its actually a scooter he uses by choice rather than something he uses due to any kind of physical impairment. He would then blast the WWE star over his past opponents, stating:
“Listen, first of all he’s talking about my scooter. I’m in a casino all day. The casino’s big. I like to ride around all day on the scooter. If I wanna ride around on the scooter that ain’t got nothing to do with him. He just seen me on the scooter and assumed something was wrong. As you can see Jey I was up and ready. That ain’t got s**t to do with s**t.
“Now you want to use me for a publicity tour, when you got WrestleMania this weekend. I know I’m the biggest name that you’ve had a fight with in a long time. I’m probably the biggest name that you’ve ever had a fight with, because you’re not your father. You’re not The Rock. You’re the weakest in The Bloodline, Uce, and we’ll see what happens at WrestleMania. I can’t tell you what’s going to happen, but I will tell you that something is going to happen.
“I seen him on his little press run. When you’re the big fish that’s gonna happen, you’re fighting Logan Paul, (IShow)Speed, they gotta talk about Killa (Cam’ron), but it’s all good I’mma give your ass something to talk about. Can’t wait, because I know he won’t leave Nevada, he won’t leave the state without talking (to) or seeing me.”
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Night One of WrestleMania 42 sees The Usos team with LA Knight to take on The Vision (Austin Theory & Logan Paul) & IShowSpeed.
While they may be on opposing sides, LA Knight has recently shared his praise of both Logan Paul and IShowSpeed.
Bringing The Star Power To WWE WrestleMania
Whether it’s Joe Jonas performing the National Anthem at WrestleMania 42 or Tony & Grammy Award winner Lin Manuel Miranda delivering the cold open for the two-night Premium Live Event, this year’s show follows a long tradition of celebrities at the key event.
Actors, musicians, athletes and more have played a part in the history of WrestleMania, going right back to 1985, with Cyndi Lauper, Liberace, Mr T., Muhammad Ali, and The Rockettes dance company all participating in the inaugural event.
Times may have moved on since the first WrestleMania, with celebrity involvement following suit. Social media influencer IShowSpeed steps into the ring, teaming with The Vision (Austin Theory & Logan Paul, himself a social media sensation), while Pat McAfee will be in Randy Orton’s corner, with Lil Yachty supporting Trick Williams.
Some celebrity appearances don’t pan out quite as expected, with Travis Scott and WWE having a “full falling out” after the rapper’s involvement at WrestleMania 41.
For many celebrities, their relationship with WWE would continue to thrive, be it through further appearances or actual matches.
WWE sees the benefit of such involvement, too, thanks to the mainstream attention that some of the celebrities bring to the product.
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