A former WWE champion has finally spoken out following the removal of a WWE superstar from a faction on NXT as of June 3. Recently, two WWE talents parted ways with different NXT factions under contrasting situations. Milesborn earned his exit from the No Quarter Catch Crew by defeating Charlie Dempsey, while Brooks Jensen’s separation was far less amicable. Jensen was unexpectedly attacked by faction members Sean Spears, Nico Vance, and Iji Dam, who struck him with a steel chair, citing his lack of full commitment to the group. Spears is now focusing on the group’s future direction as Jensen announced on social media that he needs some time off. Spears took to Twitter to emphasize the strict rules of the faction known as The Culling, stating, “If you’re not completely committed to culling… you’re out.” It’s uncertain whether Spears will add a new member to replace Jensen or when Jensen might return to WWE. In other NXT news, former AEW star Mariah Mei made her WWE debut, sparking discussions about a potential name change linked to her character “Charm.”
Fan Take: This development highlights the ongoing shifts and intensity within WWE factions that keep storylines fresh and engaging for fans. Jensen’s dramatic exit and Spears’ strict faction rules could lead to exciting new rivalries and character developments, underscoring WWE’s focus on evolving narratives in NXT.
