BREAKING: WWE Talent Confirms She’s Been Released

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“D*mmit 💔 Ppl was clowning her after her 1st promo in Evolve man She never really got a good chance to show what she can do Shine the absolute brightest Airica ( @theMC_AnyaRune ) Will always support her 💚❤️🖤 UwU 👉👈”

Anya Rune replied to the message above, effectively confirming that her time with World Wrestling Entertainment had come to an end:

“Thank you for your continued support 💚👉👈”

After joining WWE, Anya Rune got started on TV through the company’s Evolve brand. As part of its women’s division, she faced off against stars like Zena Sterling, Layla Diggs, and Skylar Raye.

Rune was still in the process of developing her character and gaining experience when the promotion decided to move on. That said, being released does not necessarily mean the end of her wrestling journey.

Several Other Names Released By WWE

Jasper Troy was one of the first names reported to have been released, with Wendy Choo, Adriana Rizzo, Zena Sterling, Braxton Cole, PJ Vasa, and others (Gary Wilson, Ellen Akesson, Marcus Brown) subsequently being added to the list. You can check out PJ Vasa’s reaction (via X) below:

“God is good, all the time. All the time, God is good! Fa’afetai I le atua. Thank you @WWE for opening the door for me into pro wrestling… what a journey! Looking forward to more motion, more blessings, more life 🙏🏽 #30Days”

Ellen Akesson also confirmed her exit with the following message on X:

“I have been released from WWE. I truly loved it here. From the wrestling to the security staff to the coaches to the fans to my friends to the daily small routines like locking my bike at the PC. I am confident that I did everything I could these 6 months. Thank you for the love.”

The latest cuts have affected talent from World Wrestling Entertainment’s developmental system rather than established names on RAW or SmackDown.

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