Gunther isnt looking for cheers from the crowd and he made it clear hes perfectly happy staying one of WWEs most hated stars. Speaking on the Club 520 podcast, Gunther was asked whether he ever wants to hear fans cheer for him or if hes thought about turning babyface. His response made it clear he embraces being the villain and has no issue staying that way long-term. After being asked about fan reactions and whether he wants to be liked, Gunther explained that getting any reaction matters but being hated is something he takes pride in. Gunther has built his reputation around dominating opponents and drawing loud boos from crowds, something that has helped define his WWE run. From long title reigns to brutal matches, hes stayed committed to his role as a ruthless competitor who doesnt care about winning fans over. Still, he didnt completely rule out the idea of eventually changing direction but he made it clear that if it happens, it wont be forced. When asked whether a face turn could ever happen, Gunther admitted the possibility exists, but only if it happens naturally. Gunther has remained a heel throughout his WWE main roster run, drawing major reactions from fans while defeating some of the companys biggest names. He even retired John Cena in Cenas final match at Saturday Nights Main Event back in December, adding another major moment to his rsum. Now, Gunther is set for another huge spotlight match as he faces Seth Rollins on Night One of WrestleMania 42 at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas a bout that could easily steal the show. Gunther has made it clear he doesnt need cheers to feel successful hed rather be the villain fans love to hate. Do you think Gunther should stay a heel for the rest of his career, or would you want to see him eventually turn babyface? G Add as a preferred source on Google
