5 WWE Stars And Who They Are Rooting For in Super Bowl LVI

Which Team Does WWE Stars Want to Win the Big Game?
Which Team Does WWE Stars Want to Win the Big Game?

WWE Superstars will be watching Super Bowl LVI along with millions of people worldwide. And like everyone watching, they have a rooting interest in the game, whether it be a specific team, the Halftime Show or some kind of financial incentive.

Below, we look at five of WWE's stars and learn who they want to win the big game. Will they pick a specific team? Will they choose the more attractive uniforms or players? Will they decide based on the team's name? Or will it simply be an educated guess? There are many ways we rationalize football, so it will be interesting to see what the wrestling world thinks.

Whatever the rationale, there's no denying that the Super Bowl is a global institution and most of the world will be glued to their screens. It will be a topic of conversation across the world tomorrow and the RAW locker room in Indianapolis, Indiana should be no exception.

5. WWE Women's Star, Liv Morgan

Liv Morgan has no rooting interest in the game and doesn't really know who's playing. She made her selection based on her opinion of Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow. According to Morgan, "He's cute."

A New Jersey native, Morgan would naturally be drawn to either the New York Jets, the New York Giants or the Philadelphia Eagles. Currently residing in Florida, it looks like she has not taken up with any of the teams in Miami, Jacksonville or Tampa Bay either.

Will the "cute" Joe Burrow and the Bengals bring Cincinnati its first Super Bowl in the franchise's history? Only time will tell, and perhaps the next time Morgan is in the city, she can meet the budding quarterback and discuss her fandom. Perhaps a Super Bowl win will convert her into a full-time Bengals fan.

4. WWE 24/7 Champion, Reggie

When asked about the Super Bowl and who he thinks is going to win, WWE 24/7 Champion Reggie responded, "Rams all day!" Born in Memphis, Tennessee, he would have been three years old when the Houston Oilers became the Tennessee Titans. So, it's not surprising that he doesn't have an emotional connection to his hometown team.

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Like many WWE fans throughout the world, Reggie will not only be watching to see who wins the big game, but also to see how loud the fans are, as the company will be hosting the annual WrestleMania event in the same venue in 2023.

3. Montez Ford

Montez Ford, though not emotionally connected to either team, gave a very insightful answer based on his knowledge of football. He is picking the Rams based on their explosive offense, which will be matched against an inferior Bengal defensive line.

He's not wrong, however. The Bengals offense has been resilient, with the ability to overcome its weaknesses throughout the playoffs. It should be an interesting matchup.

2. WWE Tag Team Star, Dolph Ziggler

Dolph Ziggler is a diehard fan of the Cleveland Browns, a team that rivals the Cincinnati Bengals, as both teams are in the same division.

One would think that this would cause Ziggler to root for the Rams to win the game; however, he explains that as he is from Ohio and the Bengals represent his home state, he is opting to pick them to win the Super Bowl. He is also partial to the Bengals, as it would bring prestige to the division the Browns play in if Cincinnati wins.

1. The Miz

On the flip side, the Miz takes the opposite approach. He is also a lifelong fan of the Cleveland Browns. As such, he despises his crosstown rivals and is rooting for the Rams to defeat them. He does not care if the Bengals represent his home state or the division his team plays in.

His sole desire is to see his rival lose, which is a stance many fans take if a rival team has an opportunity to win a Championship.


Who do you think will win the Super Bowl and why? Share your thoughts and opinions in the comments section below.

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