Several former WWE Superstars have returned to the company under Triple H's creative leadership, including Braun Strowman, Bray Wyatt, and Karrion Kross. In a recent interview, Bull Buchanan gave his thoughts on possibly returning after an absence of more than a decade.
Buchanan is best remembered for his initial WWE run between 1997 and 2003. The former Right to Censor member also appeared on RAW in 2011 in a segment with his one-time tag team partner John Cena.
On the Cheap Heat Productions Podcast, Buchanan confirmed he is open to making future appearances:
"I'd probably do anything they wanted me to do! People like to say, 'Oh, I wouldn't.' Yeah, you would. I really can't remember any bad experiences I ever had when I was working there. There was always a missed flight or rental car, stuff like that, but as far as dealing with everybody that's there [no problems]." [40:24 – 40:49]
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Buchanan's 21-year-old son Benjamin joined WWE in 2021. The former NXT UK Tag Team Champion performs as Brooks Jensen in NXT.
Bull Buchanan coached at WWE's Performance Center
WWE's next crop of superstars hone their skills at the Performance Center training facility in Orlando, Florida. Veteran wrestlers regularly pass on knowledge to the younger generation in guest coaching sessions.
Bull Buchanan enjoyed sharing his expertise when he coached at the Performance Center in 2022:
"I went down and did a guest coaching deal I think back in last September for a few days. Everybody's first class, they're very professional, everybody's nice and easy to work with. So, yeah, I would go back, of course I would." [40:51 – 41:12]
The 55-year-old clarified that while an in-ring return would be nice, he prefers teaching people how to wrestle instead.
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