Female WWE Superstar quit company because of William Regal and several others being released - Reports
While William Regal returned to WWE in January 2023, his departure from the company the previous year affected several NXT superstars. One such superstar, Sarray, has reportedly quit WWE, with Regal's release significantly influencing her decision.
Tokyo Sports recently reported that Sarray had left WWE. This came after months of absence from NXT for the superstar. The star commented on the situation, saying she would have revealed that she had left the company in a press conference, but it was reported before she could.
Now, in a report by Fightful Select, further details about her leaving WWE have come to light. They said they had confirmed that Sarray had bookings elsewhere.
Her time in WWE reportedly ended in early 2022, when several of her "biggest supporters" were released from the company. After that, she no longer featured in the major creative plans. By the Spring of last year, the fact that her time in WWE would end was apparently evident.
The report further stated that William Regal's release from WWE was what people have pointed to as a turning point for her. She had not been in the Performance Center for "ages" as well, and the creative ideas given to her were "outright bad."
The star helped push Tiffany Stratton during their feud and was proud of it, and was seemingly very focused on the up-and-coming talent.
The report further revealed that there were no issues in her dealings with anyone, and only positive things were said about her at the Performance Center.
William Regal is now a major part of WWE again
Following his release from WWE, William Regal joined AEW, where he was a part of the Blackpool Combat Club. He was written off-TV when he betrayed Jon Moxley and sided with MJF during their title match.
He returned to WWE in January 2023, in a company where Triple H is now in charge of the creative direction - a stark contrast to when he had been released with Vince McMahon in charge.
He is now the Vice President of Global Talent Development for the company.
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