Bad Bunny Challenges Damian Priest To Street Fight at Backlash

On last night’s WWE Raw, Bad Bunny appeared to close the show to challenge Damian Priest for a street fight at Backlash. Bad Bunny is supposed to host the show but he’s taking that role to another level when he takes on his Priest in Puerto Rico.

The event takes place on May 6th and will be a great focus for Damian Priest. The Judgement Day has done a tremendous job of establishing themselves over the past year with Finn Balor as leader. I was hoping it would be Dominik Mysterio who gets the shine but I’m cool with Priest getting the match.

Bad Bunny, the Puerto Rican singer and rapper, is no stranger to the world of professional wrestling. He has made several appearances in the WWE, including at WrestleMania 37, where he teamed up with Damian Priest to take on The Miz and John Morrison. However, it seems that Bad Bunny is now looking to take his involvement in the WWE to the next level, as he has challenged Damian Priest to a street fight at the May 6 Backlash pay-per-view in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

This will be the third career match for Bad Bunny, who has shown a surprising amount of skill and dedication to the sport. His first match came at WrestleMania 37, where he teamed up with Priest to defeat The Miz and Morrison in a tag team match.

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