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Edris Enofe departs NXT

Edris Enofe has announced his departure from WWE where he was part of the NXT roster. Enofe made the announcement via a video published on his social media accounts.

“This is a decision that I thought about for a very long time and I’m gonna trust my gut on this,” he said.

“With that being said, for the past four years, I had the chance and the opportunity to meet and work with incredible people from the wrestlers to the referees to the creative team to the medical staff, and of course to all the coaches who put in so much time and effort into making me better,” the California native continued. “And for that, I will always appreciate y’all and of course all the fans who have supported me and stuck by my side through all these years. Thank you.”

He joined NXT in 2021 and was in a team with Malik Blade for a while before moving to singles competition around mid last year. He appeared mostly on EVOLVE and his last NXT televised match was in June of last year. His last match for the company was a loss to Lince Dorado at a non-televised live event in July.


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Colin Vassallo has been editor of Wrestling-Online since 1996. He is born and raised in Malta, follows professional wrestling and MMA, loves to travel, and is a big Apple fan!

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