Is Isaiah Scott going back to an old gimmick?
[ad_1]
In recent months, WWE has focused a lot on making all kinds of cuts on its rosters, cutting down on the wrestler sector, that of referees, road agents and even the employees of the company’s offices, with numerous employees who are so owed go away from their jobs, reaching about 400 employees eliminated within two years, since the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Among the many excluded from the WWE rosters, the complete Hit Row also returned, a stable that until a few months ago fought in the NXT rings and then, in the end, was instead drafted in that of Friday Night Smackdown, with all the wrestlers which were never used properly by WWE management, but were fired en masse, like many other athletes named by the third WWE brand, such as Karrion Kross or Keith Lee.
Recently released WWE superstar Isaiah “Swerve” Scott has reacted to his release from WWE in typical ‘rapper’ fashion. Recently, Isaiah Scott and the other two members of The Hit Row were released from their WWE contracts.
The fourth member of the faction, B-Fab, was also released earlier this month.
Is Isaiah Scott going to use the mask again?
As many of you already know, before his stint in WWE, Isaiah Scott, real name Shane Strickland, was fighting until a few years ago with the Killshot gimmick in Lucha Underground, a half American and half Mexican federation, where he other big names such as Ricochet, John Morrison or Rey Mysterio also exhibited.
In one of his latest interviews, complete with a video released after his chat on his Twitter profile, Isaiah seems to have rekindled the hope of his fans in returning to review the Killshot gimmick, with some images that seem to leave no room for doubt.
But let’s first see what the wrestler said: “At first when the releases started, I was very bitter. It was more of being embarrassed with my family because I felt it, I was like ‘They’ll kill us anyway’, because I had talked to a lot of people about everything and they all reassured me how to do who is…
[ad_2]
Source : wrestling-world
