Latin music star Bad Bunny wowed the professional wrestling world when he battled Damian Priest in a San Juan Street Fight at WWE Backlash 2023 to a raucous crowd in Puerto Rico.

It wasn’t Bad Bunny’s first time in a WWE ring – he made several appearances for the company in 2021 – and he hopes it won’t be his last.

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The music star told Rolling Stone that he wants to compete in the ring again.

“I want to do it one more time,” he told the magazine in an interview published Monday. “I want to put my life on the line in the ring. I felt like I didn’t risk it enough in the ring and I want to do it. I want to scare my mom. When? I don’t know.

“We keep in touch with people in WWE, we’re always aware of what’s going on. But when I don’t know. I hope there’s a time when I can really get ready like I’ve done the last couple of times And I would love to spend more time getting ready physically.

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Bad Bunny celebrates his victory during WWE Backlash at the Coliseo de Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot on May 6, 2023 in San Juan. (Gladys Vega/Getty Images)

“But man, just like in music, I’m doing this to get better and to do something different. Sometimes I’m like, ‘I’m going to quit everything and just wrestle full time.’ I want to break, I just go sporadically as a celebrity, I want to go full time and be a heel, I was always more of a fan of the villains.

Bad Bunny’s entrance into the 2023 match was one of the more celebrated moments from that year.

Sheamus comes up behind Bad Bunny during the Royal Rumble The Dome at America’s Center in St. Louis on January 29, 2022. (Joe Camporeale-USA Today Sports)

It’s unclear where he would fit into any upcoming storyline, but with WrestleMania season upon wrestling fans, anything could really happen.