Bobby Lashley believes Theory will break the records of John Cena & Ric Flair

Bobby Lashley believes that Theory will surpass the records of John Cena and Ric Flair.

Bobby Lashley gives statements about Theory’s future in WWE.  Bobby Lashley is the new WWE United States Champion. He won the title last Saturday at the Premium Live Event Money in The Bank after defeating Theory in a singles match.

Despite their rivalry, which will spread in the coming weeks, Lashley believes that Theory has a great future in the company.

In an interview for BT Sport’s Ariel Helwani just after winning the Championship at Money in The Bank, The All Mighty talked about his rival and put him through the roof.

You can't deny that this kid is money 🤷‍♂️#MITB @_Theory1 pic.twitter.com/vpUGdGV5VX

— WWE on BT Sport (@btsportwwe) July 3, 2022

Bobby Lashley believes that Theory will eventually be a great WWE Superstar who will surpass unthinkable records today, such as winning more titles than John Cena or Ric Flair.

“By the time he’s my age, he’ll have a stack of money as tall as this building. He’s going to be a superstar. I mean, at 23 (24), that kid has a whole future ahead of him,” Lashley said. “I can see him being a world champion multiple times. He’s going to go after Cena’s record. He’s going to go after Ric Flair’s record. He’s going to set some records that you would never imagine. The guy is extremely talented.”

Bobby Lashley participated in the last episode of Monday Night Raw and received the news of the first great challenge under his new ostentation: he will have to defend the United States Championship against Theory at SummerSlam.

San Diego y’all BROUGHT IT!! That #AllMighty energy is amazing every night!! Let’s keep it going all the way to #SummerSlam.

Oh and @_Theory1 is still a punk. #WWERaw pic.twitter.com/FpHZtIMbRa

— Bobby Lashley (@fightbobby) July 5, 2022

Now that Theory has the briefcase, he becomes the most unpredictable superstar on the roster, despite hinting at his intention to use the contract after the ‘Last Man Standing’ between Brock Lesnar and Roman Reigns.