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WWE Superstars are not just busy with their wrestling matches, they are also big fans of the Olympics. Recently, some of the Superstars shared their favorite Olympic moments.

Grayson Waller, an Australian-born Superstar, recalled the 2000 Olympics in Sydney. He mentioned how it was a special time for Australia, especially when Cathy Freeman won gold in track and field. Waller was proud of how Australia showed that they could compete on the Olympic stage.

Chelsea Green, known for her delusional personality, claimed she is too good to compete in any Olympic sport. Despite her background in track and field, Green believes she excels in everything and doesn’t want to overshadow other athletes.

Tiffany Stratton, a rising star in the WWE women’s division, revealed that she admired U.S. gymnast Shawn Johnson during the 2008 Olympics. Watching Johnson win gold on the balance beam inspired Stratton to pursue gymnastics at a young age.

Gunther, a former Intercontinental Champion, shared that his favorite Olympic athlete is German weightlifter Matthias Steiner. Gunther admired Steiner’s determination and strength, especially during a difficult time in his personal life.

The Miz, a WWE veteran, reminisced about the original Dream Team in the 1992 Olympics. The team, featuring basketball legends like Michael Jordan and Magic Johnson, left a lasting impact on The Miz as a sports fan. He acknowledged the pressure on the 2024 U.S. men’s basketball team to live up to the Dream Team’s legacy.

R-Truth, known for his comedic antics, showed his confusion about Olympic history by referencing outdated events and athletes. Despite his mix-up, R-Truth’s humor added a lighthearted touch to the conversation.

As the excitement builds for SummerSlam 2024, fans can look forward to watching the event on Peacock. In the meantime, WWE enthusiasts can catch up on all things related to the WWE Universe on the streaming platform. Stay tuned for more thrilling matches and memorable moments from WWE Superstars who are just as passionate about the Olympics as they are about wrestling.