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During the post-match beatdown, the former WWE Women’s Speed Champion accidentally struck and knocked down referee Vicky D’Errico. As a result, NXT General Manager Robert Stone handed Wren Sinclair an immediate, indefinite suspension.
Moments ago, WWE NXT’s official X (formerly Twitter) handle posted a video of Robert Stone confronting Wren Sinclair standing in a merch truck outside the Performance Center. He told the 31-year-old to leave the premises. Although Wren tried to reason, stating that she was outside the building, the GM had her kicked out.
You can check out the video below:
Wren Sinclair’s last in-ring appearance was at NXT Heat Wave. She competed in a high-stakes Winner Takes All Triple Threat Match against Zaria and Kali Armstrong to unify the WWE Women’s Speed Championship and the NXT Women’s North American Championship. Zaria pinned Sinclair to secure the win and become the unified champion.
WWE NXT Superstar Wren Sinclair recently vented out her frustration
While speaking on a recent edition of the Busted Open podcast, Wren Sinclair pointed out how other superstars got opportunities right after joining NXT while she had been waiting for hers for three years.
The NXT star noted that it felt like the Stamford-based promotion was stepping on her. She further questioned Zilla Fatu getting a title shot in his debut match after he interrupted a main event bout. Sinclair then addressed her getting suspended.
“I, in this last year alone, have watched so many people come in and get things that I’ve never gotten. There are people walking in the door and getting t-shirts in the trailer a week later. I’ve been here, almost three years, and I don’t have anything to show for it. I was the last Speed Champion, and did I get a shirt for that? No. Did I get a championship celebration? No. It gets to a point where it’s not just the people stepping on me, but it feels like the company is stepping on you. Why? When I’ve been such a good little soldier for them, what do I get from that? So, why am I doing that? That’s literally insanity… Zilla Fatu literally came in during a main event match and ruined it. And what did he get? He got a championship match handed to him on a silver platter on a PLE. I do something, beat the living tart out of Kelani [Jordan], and I accidentally hit a referee. What do I get? I get suspended. That’s the most frustrating part,” Sinclair said.
Only time will tell when Wren Sinclair’s suspension ends. It will be interesting to see what’s next for the WWE NXT star.
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