WWE Legend eager to return to the ring for the newly revealed WWE World Heavyweight Championship

WWE World Heavyweight Championship: Triple H, WWE’s Chief Content Officer, recently shared that a new World Heavyweight Champion will be declared during the upcoming Night of Champions event on May 27th in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. WWE made this announcement on their official Twitter account, leading to speculation about who the new champion will be. The World Heavyweight Championship is a highly sought-after title, and fans worldwide are eagerly anticipating the crowning of the new champion, Check out Which WWE Legend eager to return to the ring.Follow the latest WWE News & Updates with InsideSport.IN

Reactions to the NEW World Heavyweight Championship ⬇️#WWERaw pic.twitter.com/o8QD7bf6od

— WWE on FOX (@WWEonFOX) April 25, 2023

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WWE World Heavyweight Championship: Check out Which WWE Legend eager to return to the ring

WWE Legend eager to return to the ring for the newly revealed WWE World Heavyweight Championship

The fan posted a tweet directed at JBL, stating “Hey @JCLayfield let’s come out of retirement and get that new belt #WWERaw #WrestlingGod.” This tweet seems to be a playful suggestion that JBL should come out of retirement to compete for the new World Heavyweight Championship.

Hey @JCLayfield let’s come out of retirement and get that new belt #WWERaw #WrestlingGod

— JBLsHat (@JBLsHat) April 25, 2023

JBL then replied to the fan’s tweet, stating “I’m in.” This simple response indicates that JBL is willing to consider the fan’s suggestion and return to the ring to compete for the championship.

I’m in. https://t.co/xgMTk78poX

— John Layfield (@JCLayfield) April 25, 2023

While JBL did respond to a fan’s tweet about coming out of retirement to compete for the new WWE World Heavyweight Championship, it is unclear if he was being serious or just playing along with the fan’s suggestion. JBL retired from in-ring competition in 2009 and has since become a commentator for WWE.

It’s also important to note that WWE has not officially announced any plans for JBL to return to in-ring competition, and it’s unclear if he would even be considered for a championship opportunity if he did return. As of now, JBL’s response to the fan’s tweet should be taken as a lighthearted interaction on social media rather than a serious indication of his intentions to return to the ring.