After Bronson Reid confirmed that World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) had released him, fans and other wrestlers expressed frustration.
According to reports, Reid is one of several wrestlers released from the NXT roster of the wrestling promotion this week.
Several WWE stars accepted Twitter Expressed regret over Reid’s release, but also expressed encouragement to the 32-year-old player, who hinted at the next step in his career.
Former NXT North American champion Reid wrote on Twitter on Friday: “Just released from @WWE.
“This monster is at large again… You don’t know what you just did.”
Reid also marked four other wrestling promotions-All Elite Wrestling (AEW), Impact Wrestling, New Japan Pro-Wrestling and Ring of Honor (ROH) Wrestling-indicating that he intends to continue the sport.
On Saturday morning, Reid became popular on Twitter after the announcement. At the time of writing, his post received more than 20,000 likes and more than 2,900 retweets.
In response to his post, Canadian professional wrestler Chelsea Green told Reid: “No matter where you end up, you will succeed!!! You are a damn star.”
Former WWE star JTG suggested a game with Reed and wrote on Twitter: “The monster is in a loose state now!!!!!! JAY THA GAWD VS BRONSON REED is booked!”
Reid replied to JTG’s tweet with an eye emoji, and fans will definitely be interested in this reaction.
“#BronsonReed is such a convincing badass sports guy! Hope to see him more on TV,” former WWE wrestler James Ellsworth tweeted.
Former WWE Tag Team Champion and fellow Australian Cassie Lee Say Reid: “J Rock is so talented. He is worthy of a man in this world.”
Reid started his wrestling career, performing under the names of Jonah Rock and J-Rock.
Australian wrestler Rhea Ripley responded to Bronson’s release by sharing a broken heart emoji, while WWE SmackDown star Tegan Nox and Japanese wrestler Io Shirai also posted Broken Hearts on Twitter, which seems to be right Comments from the released wrestler.
Robbie Eagles (Robbie Eagles) is an Australian wrestler of the new Japanese professional wrestling team. He is currently the IWGP Junior Heavyweight Champion. Tweet“I see how much effort you have put into this, but I know how much effort you have put into the future. The damn king of monsters, my brother, is really one of the best. Can’t wait for what happens next What’s up! #G3 #JonahRock #BronsonReed.”
Sean Rose, editor-in-chief of Fightful, said on Twitter that a total of 13 wrestlers were released.
After detailing these releases, Rose later wrote on Twitter: “This is a bad day. Not everything means more bad things are about to happen. Not everything is a hidden wrestling clue.”
Weekly newspaper WWE has been asked to comment.
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