Bobby Lashley Reportedly Being Pressured To Step Away From Pro Wrestling

For years now Bobby Lashley has been one of the top stars in Impact Wrestling, now known as Global Force Wrestling, and he recently fought Alberto El Patron in the main event of Slammiversary. Bobby Lashley lost the Impact Wrestling World Heavyweight Championship in the Champion vs. Champion match, and now it looks like he could potentially be focusing more on his MMA career.

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PWInsider is reporting that Bobby Lashley is being pressured by his MMA team, American Top Team, to focus on MMA full time, and focus less on working for Global Force Wrestling. The report notes that meetings regarding Lashley’s MMA career have taken place over the last few days.

Bobby Lashley has said in the past that he enjoys doing both MMA and professional wrestling, and at this point details regarding his future remain unknown.

Bobby Lashley made his MMA debut in 2008, and currently has a record of 15-2. He last fought Josh Appelt at Bellator 162 in October of 2016 and defeated him with a rear-naked choke.

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