One today's wrestling news 13 more WWE releases. WWE has major changes planned for NXT,

an update on Adam Cole and AEW. And is Finn Balor's main event push set to continue?

Are you ready to talk about a hell of a lot more WWE releases? I am Phil Chambers and

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of today's stories, especially all of these bloody releases. But let's get into it because

13 people were released from WWE last night. I've got a big list of all of them, so I'm

just going to go through them and talk a little bit about each one. So first up, one of

the biggest shocks in this whole bunch, Bronson Reed from NXT. He signed in January 2019.

He was obviously North American champion up until June 29th this year. He lost to Adam Cole,

just on July 27th on NXT. The biggest thing about this one is he's been in multiple dark

matches before SmackDown, like little tryout matches. And so of all of the thoughts whether

he lost to the NXT North American championship to then eventually be pushed over to the main

roster and move up. And I guess that is absolutely not happening anymore. He also tweeted just

after he got released to say, the monster is back on the loose. You don't know what you've

just done and then tagged AW Impact, New Japan and Ring of Honor in it. So at least he's

looking to the future, but quite a big shocking one there. And another quite slightly shocking

one is Bobby Fish. Obviously a huge part of the undisputed era, two time NXT tag team champion.

He'd only just recently lost to Roderick Strong on the August 3rd episode of NXT. And that

will be his last match over there. But another one that you just kind of assumed was just

a big part of the NXT roster these days after everything he'd done with the undisputed era.

But Garmin carrying on, there's loads of these. Leon Ruff, obviously a former North American

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