WWE’s Enzo & Cass talk first WrestleMania match, new Snickers ‘SAWFT’ bar
By Jack Crosby
WWE’s Enzo & Cass sat down with FanSided to talk their first WrestleMania match coming this Sunday, plus a new, exciting venture with Snickers
Prior to WrestleMania 32 in Dallas last year, one question on the minds of wrestling fans everywhere was whether or not they would see the main roster debut sooner rather than later of popular NXT duo Enzo & Cass. We wouldn’t have to wait long, as the night after WrestleMania on RAW, one of the most entertaining acts that WWE has seen in recent memory strolled through the curtain to confront the legendary Dudley Boyz, quite a way to make your presence felt. From the moment they started riffing on the mic, the fans were instantly in love.
These two have had a whirlwind first year on the main roster and have not stopped skyrocketing in popularity. They’ve become such a commodity in WWE that they’ve recently partnered up with Snickers for their own WWE-themed version of the candy bar — the “SAWFT” version.
Both Enzo and Cass were nice enough to sit down with FanSided Friday morning to give us some information about the exciting new Snickers product, as well as offer up some insight on WrestleMania 33 this coming Sunday and a few other topics.
Debuting the night after WrestleMania last year, this will mark the tag team’s first appearance on the Grandest Stage of ‘Em All — although, as Enzo referenced in the interview, you can technically count this as his second appearance on the biggest show of the year, as he was a part of Triple H’s main event entrance last year in Dallas. But this will be the first appearance of Enzo & Cass the tag team.
They couldn’t have asked for a better first match for WrestleMania either, as they’ll be competing against Sheamus & Cesaro and the champions Anderson & Gallows for the WWE RAW Tag Team Championships.
WWE WrestleMania 33 takes place this Sunday in Orlando, Florida from Camping World Stadium, with the main show beginning at 7 p.m. ET on the WWE Network and the Kickoff Show — featuring a couple matches of its own — going live at 5 p.m. ET.