Rob Gronkowski loses WWE 24/7 Title; Now he’s ready for football

Rob Gronkowski, potential trade target for the Buccaneers (Photo by Maddie Meyer/Getty Images)
Rob Gronkowski, potential trade target for the Buccaneers (Photo by Maddie Meyer/Getty Images) /
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Rob Gronkowski dropped his WWE 24/7 Title Monday on RAW

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers no longer have a WWE Champion on their roster after TE Rob Gronkowski dropped his title on Monday Night Raw.

Gronkowski, who was traded to the Buccaneers from the New England Patriots just a couple of months ago, was the host for the WWE’s WrestleMania 36 Event, which was filmed in late March and aired on April 4-5.

During the event, Rob Gronkowski won the WWE 24/7 Title- a title that can switch hands at any time- by taking a dive off his hosting balcony to take out a whole host of wrestlers and pin the champion.

Rob Gronkowski held the title for nearly two months, during which time he was traded to the Buccaneers. On Monday, Gronk lost the title during a skit in which he simply didn’t see it coming.

Gronk thought he was going outside to film a TikTok video. Little did he know, WWE Wrestler R-Truth was disguised and ready to pin him just when he didn’t expect it.

Rob Gronkowski has been fun in entertainment, now he’s ready for football

Over the course of the last few months, we’ve seen a lot of Rob Gronkowski. He was the host of Wrestlemania. He has appeared on numerous shows and talked about his journey back to football. He also introduced a new game show that blends sports and comedy together called Game On! that is currently appearing on fuboTV.

All of that being said, it’s clear that Gronkowski is also ready to get back to football.

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He has shown his personality and has really become much more of a star in mainstream media as of late, but just as much fun as he has had with these different ventures, it’s clear that Gronk wants to make an impact and have even more fun with a successful final run in the NFL.