Edge And Beth Phoenix Tease New Book, Mojo Rawley Talks Gronk In WWE

Edge has been a WWE Hall of Famer for a few years now, and his wife Beth Phoenix recently became a Hall of Famer during WrestleMania weekend. Edge is certainly no stranger to writing books as he previously worked on his autobiography “Adam Copeland On Edge” and Beth Phoenix recently asked if he would like to write a new book.

It remains to be seen what type of book they may be writing, but Edge is open to the idea.

Apparently the ball is in Edge’s court though, as Beth Phoenix has already gotten started.

It’s a well known fact that current WWE star Mojo Rawley is close with New England Patriots star Rob Gronkowski. At WrestleMania 33, Gronk decided to get in the ring during the Andre The Giant Memorial Battle Royal, which Mojo ended up winning.

Over the years Mojo has teased several times that Gronk may make the jump to WWE, but it likely won’t come any time soon as he’s still a key member of the Patriots.

Rawley recently spoke to Fox Sports about making the transition from The Hype Bros to singles competition, and he was also asked to evaluate Gronkowski’s potential as a WWE star. Mojo noted that Gronk has been with him every step of the way ever since his FCW days, and not only does he know what goes into becoming a professional wrestler, he thinks Rob has WWE superstar written all over him.

“He’s done his homework, he’s been to these matches. He’s progressed through the ranks, he’s very familiar with the process works. He’s very familiar with the lifestyle because he’s been there every step of the way with me as a fan. And to have him be able to get in the ring and deliver a big shoulder tackle and be front row at a lot of these shows… the guys all cued up. Not to mention all the fun that we have outside of both of our jobs. Practicing moves on each other and watching it together and having a blast. The guy’s cued up for a career, man. You look at everything he’s done with his life outside of the gridiron, he’s got WWE superstar written all over him.”