Dominik Mysterio breaks character to reveal the most important skill needed in WWE

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Dominik recently appeared on JaakMaate’s Happy Hour podcast. During the chat, the AAA Mega Champion claimed that creative ideas and the audience’s reactions to the product constantly change in WWE. He added that being adaptable was the key to success in the Stamford-based company.

“I would say being able to be adaptable. The nature of our business goes, you just never really know how the audience is gonna react. You never know how things might go, or things might change in an instant. You have an idea, and then right before you go out there, the idea changes or something gets moved, and you just have to adapt and change on the fly, or do what you need to do in that moment. So I feel like if you can’t adapt or can’t with the program it’s gonna eat you up and spit you out.” [H/T: Fightful]

Earlier this year, Dominik Mysterio excommunicated Finn Balor from The Judgment Day with the help of his teammates. The duo locked horns in a brutal Street Fight at WrestleMania 42. Balor ultimately bested “Dirty” Dom to exact revenge on the heel faction.

Dominik Mysterio hated being on WWE TV as a kid

Dominik Mysterio is the son of WWE Hall of Famer Rey Mysterio. As a result, he grew up in the pro wrestling business. In fact, “Dirty” Dom’s first appearance on the company’s programming came over two decades ago in 2005.

The Judgment Day member played a crucial role in Rey’s iconic storyline with the late-great Eddie Guerrero. At SummerSlam 2005, The Master of the 619 and Guerrero squared off in a Ladder Match for the custody of “Dirty” Dom.

Dominik recently revealed that he didn’t understand pro wrestling when he first appeared on WWE programming as part of a storyline. On the Happy Hour podcast, the 29-year-old also said that he didn’t enjoy fans’ attention on him as a kid.

Over the years, The King of Luchadors has been part of several memorable rivalries. However, his most notable program came against his father on the Road to WrestleMania 39. Fans must stay tuned to find out if they share the ring again.