Ryback overcomes major fear, Owens praised by WWE star, Cena-Slater twitter exchange

- We all have our dreaded phobias and fears that we are reluctant to go through with and the same goes for WWE stars.

It was reported earlier in the week that Ryback had purchased a trampoline for his home and also was planning on learning how to execute a backflip. ‘The Big Guy’ has admitted of having the fear of attempting a backflip and conquered the same like a boss recently.

He did so by heading to an indoor trampoline park and posting a video of him doing a backflip. According to Ryback, it took him around 100 attempts to go ahead with the backflip, after which he felt liberated and satisfied on overcoming a major fear of his life. Below is the video that he posted:

It is far from perfect, but for 33 years I have always been afraid to go backwards and in one hour and about 100 attempts I finally conquered a major fear. It is never too late to be what you want to be. #Rybackflip #FeedMeMore @monstaclothing

A video posted by Ryan Reeves (@thebigguyryback22) on Oct 24, 2015 at 6:19pm PDT

- The star who Ryback would be facing at Hell In a Cell, Kevin Owens, has been winning over not only the WWE top brass, but also his fellow WWE stars as well. One-half of the Prime Time Players, Darren Young posted a tweet giving props to the Intercontinental Champion and said that the hate towards him is unwarranted. Below is the post:

Anyone who hates on @FightOwensFight sees him as a threat, hates himself, or wants 2 be him. He's a good dude. #Blockthehate
— nodaysoff D-Young (@DarrenYoungWWE) October 22, 2015

- If there is one star who has an envious internet fan following and yet is a non-existent entity in the WWE, it has to be Heath Slater.

His ardent fans have initiated a campaign for having Slater answer John Cena’s U.S. open challenge at Hell In a Cell. Slater replied to a Cena post on twitter that can be seen below:

Constantly strive to evolve. With such an exciting world in front of us, one should never feel they have nothing left to achieve. #NGU
— John Cena (@JohnCena) October 24, 2015

Hell In a Cell is most likely going to see Cena drop his U.S. title before he goes on a short hiatus and the most favourable star who is billed to hold the title until Cena’s return is Dolph Ziggler. There have also been speculations about Cena not dropping the title that would mean two whole months of inactivity for the championship.