Road Dogg Doesn’t Know Why It Took Rey Mysterio So Long To Break The Glass Ceiling

Throughout his professional wrestling career, Rey Mysterio has been considered an underdog. No matter whom he wrestles, they are considered to be the stronger wrestlers compared to the Master of The 619. He has always put up a tough fight against all his opponents. Thus, has earned the moniker The Biggest Little Man in the Business.

The Master of the 619 is the current WWE United States Champion. He defeated Austin Theory on an episode of Friday Night SmackDown. Rey Mysterio was a last-minute replacement as his protegé and mentor Santos Escobar was unable to compete in the match.

On the most recent episode of the Oh, You Didn’t Know? podcast, WWE Hall of Famer Road Dogg shared his thoughts on Rey Mysterio.

Breaking The Mold

“Rey Rey is on another level. He made the world, and I don’t know why it was problematic to begin with David and Goliath is literally the oldest story in the book and I don’t know why it took so long or such a special individual to break every glass ceiling about being a little guy and working in this industry, you know what I mean? You literally see Rey and go, ‘that’s the template. That’s the template to be a smaller, I guess I’ll say WWE Superstar, but luchador, performer, pro wrestler, whatever you want to say, he’s the template,'” Road Dogg said about Rey Mysterio and his legacy in the business. [H/T Wrestling Inc.]