WWE Hall of Famer Jesse “The Body” Ventura announced on his Substack page that he recently signed an official Legends contract with WWE.
“I thought it was time that maybe I tell everybody, indeed, hell has frozen over. Yes, hell has frozen over. I’m back in the WWE as a legend. I’ve gone through negotiations, we’ve reached agreements, and I feel very good about it,” Ventura said. “You know, I’m 73 years old now and my life has now gone full-circle. I got my first fame and fortune in the wrestling industry. I went on to do many, many other things above and beyond wrestling — or outside of wrestling — after I left it. And now maybe it’s only right that I come back to wrestling in the twilight of my life and finish off with what I always was.”
Ventura also revealed that there are “bigger and better” things coming on its way for him.
“I’ll just say this: there’s even more bigger and better stuff waiting to happen,” Ventura said. “Because I’ll finish like this — let’s remember one thing, I never did get my shot at Hogan, did I?”
Prior to his signing, Ventura made a return appearance to WWE at the July 29th WWE RAW show in Minneapolis, Minnesota and had revealed earlier this year that he was in talks with the company for a Legends deal.

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