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(Updated) Samoa Joe among another wave of WWE talent cuts April 15, 2021 By Jason Powell, ProWrestling.net Editor (@prowrestlingnet) WWE announced the releases of Samoa Joe, Chelsea Green, Tucker, Kalisto, Bo Dallas, and Wesley Blake on Thursday. Read the official announcement at WWE.com. Powell’s POV: Samoa Joe is the most shocking of the cuts. He had been working as a color commentator on Raw as of last week, and I was hopeful that he was going to be medically cleared when they announc...

"We wish them the best in all of their future endeavors." Fightful.coms Sean Ross Sapp reports John Laurinaitis, WWEs head of talent relations, "has been making the calls to talent and citing budget cuts as the reason for the WWE releases," according to sources. Additionally, Sapp pointed out that the releases come exactly one year after numerous other superstars were released by the company, which WWE cited, at the time, as budget cuts in relation to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Matt Car...

Samoa Joe And CM Punk React After Joe’s WWE Release (Photo Credit: ROH) Former WWE Superstars CM Punk and Samoa Joe had a brief Twitter exchange today after Joe’s departure was announced. As noted before at this link, WWE announced 9 departures this afternoon – Joe, Mickie James, Billie Kay, Peyton Royce, Bo Dallas, Wesley Blake, Kalisto, Tucker and Chelsea Green. Punk tweeted Joe immediately after his departure was announced, attaching the “F*** your couch!” GIF of Dave Chappelle, as...

CinemaBlend Just days after WrestleMania 37, the WWE has surprisingly trimmed a lot of talent from its current roster. Unlike past drops, however, the brand has released some pretty big names that are popular with fans, including Samoa Joe and the IIconics members Billie Kay and Peyton Royce. Those three major players are just the tip of the iceberg, as a lot of other fan favorites have been dropped from the brand and are free to pursue future endeavors. Beyond the aforementioned Samoa Joe, Bi...

Raw announce team the following day by former ESPN anchor Adnan Virk. Also released in the mass cull on Thursday was Mickie James, a five-time former WWE Womens Champion and a seeming contender for the WWE Hall of Fame. James originally debuted in WWE in October 2005 for a lengthy run, before moving over to competitors IMPACT Wrestling in 2010. She made a surprise return to NXT in 2016 and has been a mainstay on WWE programming ever since. John SciulliGetty Images

WWE Releases Billie Kay, Peyton Royce, Samoa Joe, And Other Wrestlers After Wrestlemania Almost like clockwork, WWE releases several stars after Wrestlemania including former champions Samoa Joe, Billie Kay, Mickie James, and Kalisto. In an announcement by WWE, they came to terms with the release of several stars including Samoa Joe, Billie Kay, Peyton Royce, Kalisto, Mickie James, and former United States Champion Kalisto. The other stars released--so far--are Chelsea Green, Tucker, Bo Dallas,...

WWE released 10 wrestlers from their contracts, the company announced Thursday.  Samoa Joe, Billie Kay, Peyton Royce, Mickie James, Chelsea Green, Tucker, Kalisto, Bo Dallas, Mojo Rawley and Wesley Blake were all let go.  WWE head of talent relations Joe Laurainitis informed those who were let go that budget cuts were responsible for their releases, Fightful’s Sean Ross Sapp reports. The move comes one year to the day after WWE released more than 20 wrestlers, citing financial hardships res...

"We wish them the best in all of their future endeavors." Fightful.coms Sean Ross Sapp reports John Laurinaitis, WWEs head of talent relations, "has been making the calls to talent and citing budget cuts as the reason for the WWE releases," according to sources. Additionally, Sapp pointed out that the releases come exactly one year after numerous other superstars were released by the company, which WWE cited, at the time, as budget cuts in relation to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Matt Car...

"We wish them the best in all of their future endeavors." Fightful.coms Sean Ross Sapp reports John Laurinaitis, WWEs head of talent relations, "has been making the calls to talent and citing budget cuts as the reason for the WWE releases," according to sources. Additionally, Sapp pointed out that the releases come exactly one year after numerous other superstars were released by the company, which WWE cited, at the time, as budget cuts in relation to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Matt Car...

Share She spent the next two years studying the craft before being signed to local Adelaide promotion Riot City Wrestling.  Rhea soon became known for her taxing hardcore-style matches - and while the results are pre-determined, theres nothing fake about being slammed onto a pile of thumb tacks or thrown off a ladder into a table.    On Sunday, Rhea (real name Demi Bennett) became the first ever Australian to win a WWE main-division championship, becoming the face of the multibillion-dollar...