Released WWE Superstars Made $2Million in Just Four Months in NXT

Last month, WWE sent shock waves around the wrestling world after releasing several superstars. The list of the released superstars included some big names like Keith Lee, Nia Jax, and John Morrison. It also included Hit Row. Hit Row was a wrestling stable comprising Top Dolla, B-Fab, Isaiah “Swerve” Scott, and Ashante “Thee” Adonis.

It looked shocking to hear that Hit Row got released by WWE. This was mainly because just a month prior to their release, Hit Row became a part of the main roster. Hit Row got picked by the blue brand of WWE in the third round on Night One of the WWE Draft 2021.

Recently, Isaiah “Swerve” Scott took to Twitter to reveal an interesting stat about Hit Row. He revealed that Hit Row generated $2 million together in NXT. The stable performed mainly in NXT. Even though the stable got drafted to WWE SmackDown, they did not wrestle any match on the blue brand.

The stable was formed in May on NXT following Isaiah “Swerve” Scott’s match against Leon Ruff. He even defeated Bronson Reed to claim the NXT North American Championship. Did you want Hit Row to wrestle on the main roster?

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WWE released superstars twice in November

World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) shockingly released superstars twice in November 2021. Earlier in the month, the company parted ways with several superstars including Keith Lee, Nia Jax, and Karrion Kross.

The WWE Universe looked shocked and there were plenty of reactions to the releases from the fans and the released superstars themselves. B-Fab of Hit Row was among the superstars who got released earlier in November.

Again, a few days later in November, the company released 8 superstars, including John Morrison and Drake Maverick. The other three members of Hit Row (Top Dolla, Isaiah “Swerve” Scott, and Ashante “Thee” Adonis) got released during that time. Drake Maverick, Top Dolla, Ashante “Thee” Adonis, and others also reacted following their WWE releases.

Within almost four months of its formation, Hit Row got called up to the main roster. But unfortunately, none of the members of the stable are currently in the company.

Do you think WWE should have released Hit Row? Let us know.

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