The Undisputed Era had a dominant run in WWE NXT, and former WWE Superstar Bobby Fish revealed that there were discussions to call the stable up to the main roster.
On a recent edition of “The Ten Count” podcast, Fish spoke about WWE’s plans to call the Undisputed Era up to the main roster and more.
You can check out some highlights from the podcast below:
On if there were talks about moving Undisputed Era to the main roster: “There were definitely times that it was discussed. How earnest those discussions were, I don’t know. Again, above my pay grade. I wasn’t privy to that side of it, but I know conversations were had. I know that the stuff that we did on Raw and SmackDown, and with Survivor Series and whatever, it was all well received. The segment we did with Hunter on Raw I know went well, and then when we jumped The New Day and I don’t remember what their name was … FTR … I feel like all those segments were well received.”
On the group being kept together: “And I think that people just didn’t want to see us break up. They didn’t want to see us not together. I think that speaks to some of Hunter’s, for lack of a better term, brilliance in putting us together. None of us were the biggest guys in the world, but we could all work. We all brought similar talents but were unique in our own ways.”
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The Undisputed Era, a dominant stable in WWE NXT, was rumored to be called up to the main roster, according to former WWE Superstar Bobby Fish. In a recent episode of “The Ten Count” podcast, Fish discussed WWE’s plans for the group and their reception by the audience.
Fish revealed that there were discussions about moving the Undisputed Era to the main roster, although he was unsure of the seriousness of these talks. He mentioned that he wasn’t involved in those conversations as they were above his pay grade. However, he acknowledged that their appearances on Raw, SmackDown, and Survivor Series were well received by fans. Notably, their segment with Triple H on Raw and their attack on The New Day were particularly popular.
The group’s chemistry and the desire of fans to see them stay together were also highlighted by Fish. He credited NXT head Triple H for assembling the Undisputed Era, emphasizing that they may not have been the biggest individuals but were all talented in their own unique ways. Their ability to work well together and bring out each other’s strengths contributed to their success as a stable.
To get a deeper insight into Bobby Fish’s thoughts on various topics, you can watch the embedded video interview from the podcast.
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Although the Undisputed Era ultimately remained in NXT, their impact on the brand and their popularity among fans cannot be denied. Their dominant run and memorable moments have solidified their place in NXT history. While fans may have wondered what could have been if they had been called up to the main roster, their time in NXT will always be remembered as a defining period for the group.