Former WWE Superstar Tenille Dashwood had a rough time after being released from WWE the same day the company announced Elimination Chamber: Perth.
Dashwood, who competed in WWE and is from Australia, was let go from WWE in September 2023, shortly after sharing her excitement for the Perth pay-per-view event.
On a recent edition of the “Insight” podcast, Dashwood spoke about her most recent WWE run and why she thinks it fell flat. She said,
“It was a rough day. I will say, since I returned to WWE, it was definitely a thought and goal of mine to be able to do a big show in my home country, and even attend in general on a tour. It was something I asked many times about when I was there. ‘When is the next tour?’ They hadn’t been for years because of the lack of travel and restrictions for years. Basically, I kept asking and thought it wasn’t happening.
“It was kind of a surprise when I saw that tweet that there was a show happening there. I still hadn’t been told by anyone. I thought, ‘Wow, what a dream to be able to wrestle there.’ Throughout the next few hours, we kept hearing people were getting released. I can’t say….we were basically expecting calls at that point. We were in that position where we thought we were going to get released, and then we did.”
While Dashwood did not appear at Elimination Chamber: Perth, multiple Australian Superstars did, including Indi Hartwell, Grayson Waller, and Rhea Ripley.
