‘They Were Playing With Careers..’: Former Champion Exposes WWE in Latest Allegations Almost a Year After His Release

One courageous statement is recently been vocalized by the AEW wrestler, which might be the feeling of many WWE superstars but spoken by none. Samoa Joe has shared a difficult past with WWE despite having an eventful first run with the promotion. With all his experience, he now believes that WWE management plays an internal war, keeping the career of others at stake.

Joe is also considered the ‘most dominant wrestler on the planet’ in TNA. Even the WWE Hall of Famer Kurt Angle once stated that his best match out of the roster was with Joe. However, the 43-year-old wrestler was released by the company twice within the span of one year, a decision that the company might regret later. This must have left the wrestler disheartened, but also gave him insights that no one earlier talked about. 

The former NXT Champion spoke about the management’s internal war

During his recent appearance in The Sessions with Renee Paquette, Joe shared the emotions that he went through when released twice by the company in a year. He said, “That, initially, as I understand it, unconfirmed, there were issues between the two upper echelons of management, and they were playing out their war with the careers and contracts of the people underneath them.”

He shed light on the internal war that goes on within the WWE management and mentioned the consequence of the said war. As per his beliefs, the careers of people under higher authorities come at risk and they suffer as a result. Apart from that, he also reflected on the actual reason behind his release for the second time in January 2022. 

Samoa Joe revealing the actual reason behind his release from WWE

When Samoa was first released in April 2021 while working as a color commentator, he didn’t have much of a chance to breathe, as they hired him back within hours. 

Joe was re-signed to NXT, where he turned out to be one of the biggest stars of WWE. However, at the time of his second release, the wrestler couldn’t help but chuckle as the entire scene looked the same as his first release. 

The two-time NXT Champion then said, “The truth of it is, and this is to give WWE some credence, is that I was expensive.”

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An allegation like this by a renowned professional wrestler might shatter the promotion’s image if not clarified soon. Do you think this is true? If yes, then what should be WWE’s next step to amend the problems?