Danny Limelight chats with Booker T about some of his future goals and ambitions.
The 29-year-old Danny Limelight has competed for AEW, New Japan Pro-Wrestling, the United Wrestling Network and was signed to Major League Wrestling in 2021. On the MLW front, he is a part of a new branch of L.A.X. that includes Slice Boogie, Konnan and Julius Smokes.
Limelight does have other goals he wants to achieve beyond what he has done in the past year-and-a-half. He chatted with Booker T on Booker’s spotlight of the indies series and Limelight stated that he would love to wrestle for WWE one day. He added that he’s always had the dream of headlining a Madison Square Garden show.
Man, that would be amazing [to compete at WrestleMania]. You know, my dream has always been main event at Madison Square Garden. You know, I’m from Brooklyn, New York and I grew up watching WWE. You know, that’s where I started. That’s the only wrestling that I knew until I started becoming a professional wrestler. I didn’t know about the indies, I didn’t know about New Japan and Ring of Honor and all these other places out there, you know? I think wrestling is doing amazing right now. I think it’s thriving. I think people are talking about it. You [Booker T] know very well, the Booker T song with Bad Bunny. For lack of a better term, it’s becoming cool again. People are tuning in, they’re watching all these different wrestling programs and everything that we’re doing and I would love to wrestle in the WWE someday. I haven’t had a chance yet to get my foot in the door and step into that ring yet, but one day hopefully I will. I just gotta continue to grind like I said, put the pedal to the metal and not let up at all.
Limelight was a part of the NJPW Tag Team Turbulence tournament that was won by Doc Gallows and Karl Anderson.
To read more about the arrival of the L.A.X. faction to MLW, check out the MLW Battle Riot results at this link.
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