WWE has seen many superstars leave the company over the years. Each story is different, but it seems that they are preparing to say goodbye to three more talented fighters.
Sean Ross Sapp reported at Fightful Select that Tegan Nox, Baron Corbin and Indi Hartwell will leave the WWE. It was not indicated exactly why they leave but the company told them that their Scontratos will not be renewed.
This year, the WWE has seen some surprising names to leave the company. Becky Lynch Ricochet, Bobby Lashley y Others have said goodbye to WWE. Now we have three more names to add to that list.
WWE has been going through a great transition during the last year since Endeavor intervened and merged WWE with UFC. They have also signed new agreements with some impressive talents along the way.
The WWE NXT brand has just acquired three more names: Giulia, Stephanie Vaquer and Tsaria. Only time will say how that will affect things in the future, but competition is real at WWE at this time, and that may have contributed to those superstars deciding to leave the company.
Baron Corbin reacts to his WWE departure
After knowing that he will not be in WWE. Baron Corbin went to Twitter and sent a brief message to confirm his departure from the company. He also thanked everyone who has supported him on the way.
“That's all he wrote, friends. It has been real and I thank everyone who supported me.”
Although Baron Corbin never had the WWE world title, he was close to a Carmen in the Bank race in 2017. Of course, that resulted in a failed collection attempt. Baron Corbin accumulated a series of achievements throughout his career at WWE. He had the WWE United States Championship once and won the NXT couples championship with Bron Breakker.
Corbin also awarded the victory in the 2016 André The Giant commemorative battle and in the 2019 King of the Ring tournament. In 2024, he won the Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic Male with Bron Breakker. We will have to see what he is able to do next, but most likely he does well.
That’s all she wrote folks. ✌
It’s been real and I appreciate everyone who supported me. pic.twitter.com/tZmsw52liv
— Corbin (@BaronCorbinWWE) November 1, 2024
