Sheamus Says He Wrestles His Every Match Like It Is His Last Match

Former four times WWE World Champion Sheamus who is also a former three times WWE United States champion recently said that he liked to wrestle every match of his as if it would be his last match.

Sheamus started his professional wrestling career back in 2002 and during his previous days, he mostly wrestled in the European independent circuit. He worked in various professional wrestling promotions all over Europe and won a lot of championships too.

Sheamus Says He Wrestles His Every Match Like It Is His Last Match

WWE signed him in 2006 and he started working in the development territories of the promotion. In late 2009 he made his main roster debut. He made his first impact soon after his main roster debut. At the TLC: Tables, Ladders & Chairs pay per view event he defeated John Cena in a tables match to win his first WWE Championship gold.

He is still going quite strong in WWE and image 12 years long main roster career in WWE he won a lot of championships including the WWE championship a total of three times and the World Heavyweight championship one time. He also won the Royal Rumble match of 2012. He recently dropped the WWE United States Championship at SummerSlam.

Sheamus who is a former three times WWE United States champion recently spoke to Fightful where he said that he liked to wrestle every match of his as if it would be his last match. He said;

“When I went out with the concussion, I had a chance to reassess my body and work on some stuff, some instabilities in it. So, I worked on that. I worked with a guy called Ken in Nashville Hip Institute.

“I worked on all these different types of movements. I still do them before every match. It’s definitely helped me get back on track. So, yeah, I had some stuff that might put me out. I was kind of worried about it, but I’m back and that’s the great thing about it.

“Something like that motivates you because now I just go out for every match as if it’s my last match. So, I just go out there balls to the wall, fella, you know what I mean? Just go out there and go out there ‘cause I love what I do, mate. I sat on my couch for such a long time and unsure about what my future held or was gonna hold. It puts everything into perspective.”