During the virtual signing that we covered yesterday, B-Fab talked about her WWE release and addressed some rumors about what led to it.
Another thing she mentioned is how risky WWE contracts can be, questioning if the conditions that WWE imposes are actually fair for the talents: “It’s a sad situation because I don’t even know if you can call it a contract because most contracts have to be worked through until they are finished. With them being able to terminate whenever it’s more like an agreement than a contract. If you want to live your life, you can’t put your life on hold for this agreement because they can change it whenever they want. It’s kind of hard to plan what you want to do when you don’t know what’s going to happen day-to-day. It’s not very secure and it’s a scary situation to put yourself in. It’s very difficult to say if it’s even worth it. Now, people are moving from across the country to do this job and you can get cut in six months and you moved your entire life and family over here.”
B-Fab was reportedly cut as many within WWE thought Hit Row were going to be fine without her, but the rest of the stable ended up being released shortly after despite their recent debut on SmackDown.
H/T to Fightful for the transcription.
