Source: Pwtorch.com
The wrestler currently known as Giant Bernard for New Japan Wrestling, formerly known as A-Train, has reportedly re-signed with WWE. It is said that he will report to WWE after WrestleMania, and it is likely to be a bodyguard role for on-air authority figure John Laurinaitis.
When Bernard was asked on Twitter earlier this week if he had been contacted by any US promotion to be on their television show, he replied with, “Nope.”
Bernard enjoyed a recent IWGP Tag Title run with Karl “Machine Gun” Anderson.
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