Finn Blor isnt losing sleep over fans who question whether he belongs in the WrestleMania main event conversation. During his appearance on Adrian Hernandezs Unlikely podcast, the former Universal Champion directly addressed criticism from online fans who claim he doesnt deserve to be featured alongside names like Roman Reigns and CM Punk on a WrestleMania poster. Blor made it clear from the start that social media criticism doesnt factor into how he views himself or his career. Instead of focusing on outside negativity, Blor explained that the only opinions that truly matter to him come from those within WWE the people who work alongside him and understand what it takes to succeed at the highest level. Blor didnt stop there. He backed up his stance by pointing to his 25-year journey through professional wrestling, which included years of training in catch wrestling, time spent sharpening his skills in Japans dojo system, and ultimately rising to the top of WWE. He rejected any narrative suggesting he was a missed opportunity or cautionary tale. Blor also reflected on how unlikely his rise was, considering his humble beginnings in Ireland, where wrestling infrastructure was nearly nonexistent. For him, his career trajectory alone proves he belongs among WWEs top-tier talent. Blors resume speaks loudly. From becoming the first-ever Universal Champion to maintaining a prominent role in WWE for years, he has consistently remained part of the companys biggest storylines and factions. His comments show that his confidence is rooted not in public opinion, but in the work he has put in and the respect he has earned behind the scenes. Do you think Finn Blor deserves to main event WrestleMania based on his career accomplishments, or do you think he still has something left to prove? Let us know your thoughts and feedback in the comments. Please credit Ringside News if you use the above transcript in your publication. G Add as a preferred source on Google
