Second-generation Superstar Von Wagner has been released from WWE after over two years with the promotion.
News of Wagner’s exit was first reported by Fightful. His name joins Jinder Mahal, Xia Li, Veer Mahaan, Sanga, and Xyon Quinn as recent cuts by the company.
Wagner was introduced in 2021 as part of WWE NXT 2.0 and was immediately positioned as one of the most promising young stars to watch as part of the rebranded show.
Wagner is the son of Wayne Bloom, who competed as Beau Beverly in the World Wrestling Federation and is a former AWA Tag Team Champion.
Von Wagner’s final match came on the April 2, episode of WWE NXT where he lost to fellow second-generation Superstar Lexis King.
WWE Releases Second-Generation Superstar Von Wagner After Two Years
In a surprising turn of events, WWE has announced the release of second-generation Superstar Von Wagner after his tenure of over two years with the promotion. This news comes shortly after the company made several other cuts, including Jinder Mahal, Xia Li, Veer Mahaan, Sanga, and Xyon Quinn.
The news of Wagner’s departure was first reported by Fightful, a reputable source in the professional wrestling community. Wagner’s name now joins the list of talented individuals who have recently been let go by the company.
Von Wagner made his debut in 2021 as part of WWE NXT 2.0, the revamped version of the developmental brand. From the moment he stepped into the ring, he was immediately positioned as one of the most promising young stars to watch on the rebranded show.
What made Wagner’s presence in WWE even more intriguing was his wrestling lineage. He is the son of Wayne Bloom, who had a successful career as Beau Beverly in the World Wrestling Federation (now WWE) and even held the AWA Tag Team Championship at one point. With such a strong wrestling pedigree, many had high hopes for Von Wagner’s future in the industry.
However, it seems that his journey with WWE has come to an end. Wagner’s final match took place on the April 2 episode of WWE NXT, where he faced off against fellow second-generation Superstar Lexis King. Unfortunately, Wagner was unable to secure the victory in this bout.
While it is unclear at this time what led to Wagner’s release, WWE has been known to make periodic roster cuts as part of their ongoing talent evaluation process. These releases often serve as opportunities for talents to explore new avenues and potentially find success elsewhere in the wrestling world.
As for Von Wagner, only time will tell what his next move will be. With his undeniable talent and family legacy, it is likely that he will continue to pursue his passion for professional wrestling in one form or another. Whether it be in another major promotion or on the independent circuit, fans will surely be keeping an eye out for his future endeavors.
In the world of professional wrestling, releases and departures are a common occurrence. While it may be disappointing for fans to see their favorite performers leave a company, it also opens up new opportunities for fresh faces to make their mark. As the industry continues to evolve and change, the journey of Von Wagner is just one example of the unpredictable nature of sports entertainment.