Rob Gronkowski Already A WWE Champion, Winning ‘Match’ At WrestleMania
It didn’t take long for Rob Gronkowski to win WWE gold.
The former New England Patriots tight end pinned his friend, Mojo Rawley, to win the WWE 24/7 Championship on Sunday during WrestleMania 36.
.@RobGronkowski LEAPS to #247Title gold!!#WrestleMania pic.twitter.com/GWGb0jpYKg
— WWE (@WWE) April 6, 2020
The WWE 24/7 Championship is open to anyone and can be defended at any time and anywhere as long as a referee is present. So, Gronkowski did not take part in an actual match. He’s hosting WrestleMania, which is pretaped at the WWE Performance Center without fans this year.
Gronkowski retired from the NFL last year but continues to hint a return. Gronkowski joined WWE last month. He’s also a FOX Sports analyst in his post-playing career.
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