Speaking in a recent interview on In the weeds , Dijak noted that he was not signed after his first tryout with the promotion early on in his career. He also explained that this led to him being able to hone his skills in a significantly lower-stakes environment.
“It certainly was unique for me, and I had my first WWE tryout in 2013, which was maybe seven or eight months after I started training. So it was incredibly early in my career. If I had been signed right then, there’s no doubt in my mind that I’d be a completely different professional wrestler, right? Because when you go there, they’re a little more reserved, right? I almost don’t…
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