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Bobby Lashley on Facing Goldberg, the Hurt Business, and More

The WWE champ joins David and Kazeem to discuss his career evolution

By David Shoemaker
SAUDI-WRESTLING-ENTERTAINMENT-WWE Photo credit should read AMER HILABI/AFP via Getty Images


David and Kaz are joined by WWE champion Bobby Lashley to discuss his big match against Goldberg this Saturday at SummerSlam (08:30). They also talk about Lashley’s evolution from his 2005 debut to his first WWE championship with the Hurt Business by his side 15 years later (15:00). Later, Lashley dishes on his relationships with Vince McMahon, John Cena, and more (33:00).

Hosts: David Shoemaker and Kazeem Famuyide
Guest: Bobby Lashley
Producer: Kyle Crichton
Production Assistant: Jonathan Kermah

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