2-time WWE champion provides scary update amid ongoing disaster
Many WWE Superstars are currently up against a natural disaster in the form of Hurricane Milton, which has taken over Florida. Recently, Baron Corbin provided a scary update amid the ongoing situation.
Hurricane Milton has drastically affected the lives of several people in Florida. The natural disaster has caused millions of dollars worth of destruction in property, and it looks like it will remain for a while before it subsides. Many WWE Superstars have also been affected by the hurricane, as most of them reside in Florida around the performance center.
Recently, former United States and NXT Tag Team Champion Baron Corbin provided a scary update as a tree fell on his neighbor's house due to the ongoing hurricane. He also stated he got lucky as three trees had already gone down due to the natural disaster.
"We got lucky. 3 trees down. Our neighbour had a huge tree through their roof," Corbin wrote in his Instagram story.
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Baron Corbin recently talked about a title shot in WWE
Earlier this year, Baron Corbin held gold for the first time in years when he teamed up with Bron Breakker and won the NXT Tag Team Championship. Later, the duo lost their titles and moved to WWE's main roster.
While Breakker went on to become the Intercontinental Champion, Corbin paired up with Apollo Crews and feuded with Legado Del Fantasma. Unfortunately, the duo often failed to defeat Santos Escobar's faction on Friday Night SmackDown.
Recently, he recently addressed a fan comment on X (formerly Twitter) and spoke about getting another shot at the United States Championship. The 40-year-old star sent a message in the hopes of getting a title match.
"I agree!! Just need the opportunity!! I’m fighting like hell for it . Let’s go!," Corbin said.
The Lone Wolf hasn't held a singles title in WWE for over seven years. It'll be interesting to see if the veteran gets another title shot in the coming weeks or months.