Je'VonEvans' natural in-ring ability has impressed both fans and veterans since his early days in"NXT." In the recent Money in the Bank Briefcase Ladder Match, Evans again put his ability on display, despite failing to win the match in the end.Ahead of the PLE, Evans commented on his wrestling ability, expressing that there are aspects he personally feels he's still lacking in."When it comes to, you know, my mic skills, like I've been trying to work hard on just talking, you feel me," he explained during an interview on "TheRichEisen Show." Evans pointed out that he started his career on the indies at 13, and he never liked cutting promos, especially because he was facing adults and was aware that he'd come off as unbelievable."Being signed to WWE has made me understand and made me, like, lock in when it comes to promos," he added. Evans explained that promos are easy when you break them down and work hard to get better at them. At the same time, he's glad that he's been given the opportunity to practice his promo skills live, and claims he's been working with PaulHeyman lately. "He understands that, like, I just talk so different. He worked with, you know, my unc', New Jack, so like he understands how I talk."Another aspect of his career that he's focused on is his physique, whichEvans claims he's constantly working on improving as well."I feel like it'll just be better and just easier when it comes to, like, longevity," he said.Evans argued that if he were to put on more muscle mass, he should reach a sweet spot where he can still be as explosive in the ring without putting unnecessary strain on his body.If you use any quotes from this article, please credit "TheRichEisenShow," and provide a h/t toWrestling Inc. for the transcription.
