All Elite Wrestling and Limp Bizkit is the crossover you never knew that you needed.
The stars of All Elite Wrestling spent a lot of time in Las Vegas last week, and that gave them plenty of time to check out some of the shows in the area. This led to Dark Order’s John Silver, Best Friend’s Chuck Taylor, and Sonny Kiss to attend a Limp Bizkit concert. At one point, the trio was invited on the stage, and all hell broke loose as Silver and Taylor performed wrestling moves on one another. At the same time, Fred Durst and Sonny Kiss sang the chorus to “Full Nelson” together. One of the band’s older hits back in 2000 from the album Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog flavored water.
This is also the same album that featured both “Rollin” and “My Way,” which were heavily featured on WWE programming during the Attitude Era. With Rollin’ being the entrance theme for “The American Badass” version of The Undertaker, while My Way was the song used to reflect on the rivalry between “Stone Cold” Steve Austin and The Rock heading into WrestleMania XVII.
In recent years, Fred Durst has steered away from WWE after the company removed him from ringside for giving the middle finger to the camera during SummerSlam 2012. Perhaps this interaction will lead to him taking a renewed interest in professional wrestling but with All Elite Wrestling instead.
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What do you make of the collaboration between Limp Bizkit and All Elite Wrestling? Would you like to see Limp Bizkit get more involved in professional wrestling again? Let us know your thoughts by sounding off in the comments section below.
