WWE superstars depart company including Alba Fyre and Aleister Black

7 articles · Updated · Fox News · Apr 25

At least 22 wrestlers, such as Zelina Vega, Nikki Cross, and Apollo Crews, left WWE ahead of Friday Night SmackDown, with several confirming their exits on social media.
The departures come as NXT stars like Sol Ruca are promoted, and new factions and talents, including Fatal Influence and Ricky Saints, debut on main programming.
Despite these exits, WWE's roster remains strong, and history shows many former stars have found success elsewhere or even returned to the company after leaving.

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