Evil Uno Reflects On Post-Show Segment With Adam Copeland, 'It Didn't Set In Until It Happened'

Evil Uno closed the March 16th AEW tapings in Ottawa, defeating JD Drake in a bout taped for Ring of Honor.

After the match and Uno addressing the crowd, Adam Copeland greeted Uno and the two played to the Ottawa crowd.

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Speaking to Fightful's Joel Pearl, Uno reflected on his moment with Copeland.

"It was pretty unreal. In one way, it would have been one of the largest moments in my life if I had just ended my match, addressed the crowd, my hometown. I was mentioning to a lot of people backstage, having that match was important to me, but at one point, I went to the top rope and looked to the outside while taunting and I realized that of the 2000 people that were still around, I knew maybe 1500 of them. It made me realize that our wrestling scene has supported me for the last twenty years and they really did support me at Ring of Honor. Adam Copeland was a cherry on top. It was indicated that Adam Copeland would be doing something with me shortly before. It’s weird because it didn’t set in. When they told me, I didn’t really get the weight of it until it happened. At one point, it all happened. I shook hands with him, and that was the point of realization that was like, ‘I’m in the ring with someone I spent most of my life looking up to, who is a Canadian wrestling legend, and we’re sharing the ring.’ It’s not like I was invited in. I’m now, essentially, an equal. It all weighed in at that time and I will genuinely never forget my night in Ottawa," he said.

Uno was prominently featured on the AEW and ROH tapings in Canada.

Elsewhere during the interview, Uno commented on Mystery Wrestling and what the shows bring to the wrestling industry. You can find his full comments by clicking here.

Fans can watch the full interview with Uno in the video above.

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