"They should be so protected"- Braun Strowman on the "only thing" he's mad about with WWE release 

Braun Strowman has revealed "the only thing" he's mad about, in regards to his WWE release.

Braun Strowman was the Universal Champion on SmackDown last year. On June 2, 2021, Strowman was let go by WWE. The release left the WWE Universe surprised, as Strowman had been a major star on TV for the past six years or so.

Braun Strowman has now opened up about his release in an interview with "Control Your Narrative." In one highlight, he named being taken away from the younger fans whom he loved to entertain as the only thing that he's upset about.

"In all honesty that's the one thing, that's the only thing I'll say that I'm mad about my career ending with WWE, was that being taken away from the kids," said Strowman. "The money, yeah don't get me wrong it's great. It's given me life, things in life that I could have never imagined. Fame, I could absolutely 100% do without."

"Other than that the fact, the fame, to those kids, I've always been a sucker, I had a soft spot for children," Strowman continued. "It's just, that's the future and they're so pressured, they should be so protected."

The full interview is available here.

Braun Strowman was popular with young WWE fans

Braun Strowman is an incredibly emotional person, contrary to the character he played on WWE TV. He was a role model for kids across the world. Back in 2018, Strowman granted his first Make-A-Wish request and met a young fan named Ryan.

The fan-favorite star couldn't control his emotions while granting Ryan's wish as he broke into tears.

The Monster Among Men did well for himself as a WWE Superstar. His journey towards losing weight has been inspiring for fans.