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10 WWE Superstars Fired

By The Spotlight StaffMay 1, 2022
10 WWE Superstars Fired

WWE released 10 NXT talents from their contracts. Dexter Lumis, Harland, Dakota Kai, Persia Pirotta, Malcolm Bivens, Raelyn Divine, Mila Malani, Draco Anthony, Sanjana George and Blair Baldwin all are released from their contracts.

According to Fightful, Harland was released due to coaches and officials felt that he wouldn’t progress in the ring in terms of what they want.

On Twitter, Harland issued a statement about his release. He simply stated, “Parker Boudreaux is back!”

PARKER BOUDREAUX…is back😈 pic.twitter.com/LwRZ66W0cD

— PARKER BOUDREAUX (@TheParkerB_) April 29, 2022

Also, Fightful reported that Dakota Kai was indicated to WWE that she wasn’t planning on renewing her WWE contract.

On Wrestling Observer Radio Dave Meltzer noted that, WWE isn’t done yet with budget cuts.

We will update you when we receive more details. Stay tuned with The Spotlight.

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