‘The Place I Loved Doesn’t Exist Anymore’: Former WWE Superstar Takes a Shot at NXT After War Games

Former WWE superstar Bronson Reed was one of the unluckiest superstars who got released because of WWE’s infamous budget cuts. Before being released from the company, the creative department wanted Reed to make his debut on the main roster.

However, he didn’t stay put for long as the former NXT star made his debut for Impact Wrestling and also went all the way over to Japan and debuted in NJPW.

However, Reed, who goes by the name of Jonah Rock, took to Twitter and let everybody know that the place he once loved is no longer there, and yes, he was referring to NXT.

Bronson Reed is still not over his WWE release

Reed took to his Twitter and announced that this week he bench pressed 500 lbs, made his debut for Impact Wrestling, and debuted for New Japan Pro Wrestling.

Soon a fan replied to the tweet and said that he missed seeing Reed on NXT, to which the former WWE NXT North American Champion wrote that place doesn’t exist for him anymore.

“The place I loved doesn’t exist anymore.” he wrote.

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The former champion made a lethal debut on Impact Wrestling. This all started when Josh Alexander was cutting a promo and Reed, now Jonah Rock’s music hit and he soon performed a splash on Josh.

Soon after his debut, Jonah got his chance to cement his name on the Impact roster as the dominator and went one-on-one with Jai Vidal, which did not end well.

Multiple released superstars think negative of WWE

There have been over 50 WWE releases this year and the company is showing no signs of stopping. However, there have been several ex WWE superstars who blatantly accused WWE of their release.

The latest round of cuts witnessed superstars like Nia Jax and John Morrison getting released from the company. With this last month reaming in this year, the remaining superstars must be hoping that WWE does not release any more superstars.

However, this is really hard to say.

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