Baltimore Sun interviews David Otunga
If you're wondering where David Otunga has been for the last several weeks, he's off doing media appearances for his new movie, The Call. The WWE star recently told the Baltimore Sun how it feels to be away from wrestling.
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It was definitely different. All I've done for the past three years is WWE non-stop. You get used to a certain way of life and certain things. I'm so busy on the road, I don't get downtime, so now with the movie, for the first time in my life and in the past three years I had downtime and it was like I didn't know what to do with myself. So, I might go to the gym and work out and I'd think now what, I don't have to rush to the arena, I don't have to drive to the next city. I got to relax my mind and my body, it was fun. When filming wrapped I was awfully excited to get back, it was cool, and it was the first time I had been away for a while. When I came back I was just ready to go, I was rejuvenated.
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