WWE star Dominik Mysterio talks about the loud boos he receives from the crowd nightly with Fox News Digital.
WWE star Dominik Mysterio knew exactly what he was getting himself into when he turned on his father in the middle of a WWE ring and eventually teamed up with the Judgment Day faction on RAW.
What the son of WWE legend Rey Mysterio did not anticipate was just how visceral the reaction from the fans would become. As he engrained himself on the arm of Rhea Ripley and then having Liv Morgan jump into his arms, the boos got louder. So loud that Mysterio cannot even begin his trash talking on the mic.
Dominik Mysterio embraces the heat from the crowd
"I was expecting some boos because obviously what I’m doing is kind of just despicable – excuse my language but I’m a piece of s---," he told Fox News Digital ahead of his match at Bash in Berlin. "I enjoy it. I love it. But I did not expect to be booed the way I get booed for as long as I get booed and as loud as I get booed."
"So, that’s definitely been a huge surprise for me. But again, I think it’s just how I carry myself. People just don’t like me. They hate me ‘cus they ain’t me."
Dominik Mysterio embraces the heat from the crowd
The boos have only gotten louder in recent weeks as Mysterio has continued to align himself with Judgment Day and turn his back on his father. The fans have made it clear that they want to see Mysterio get his comeuppance, and they are not afraid to let him know about it.
Mysterio is relishing in the heat from the crowd. He loves being the villain, and he is not afraid to do whatever it takes to get a reaction.
Dominik Mysterio embraces the heat from the crowd
"I think it’s great," Mysterio said. "I think it’s awesome. I love being the heel. I love being the bad guy. I love getting heat from the crowd. It’s so much fun."
Mysterio will likely hear the boobirds overseas when WWE’s Bash in Berlin premium live event takes place in Germany. He is set for a mixed tag-team match with Morgan. They will go up against Ripley and Damian Priest.
The premium live event will be broadcast on Peacock at 1 p.m. ET.
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