His release was confirmed on April 24, and his last match for the company came in the same month at Main Event. While a few stars were caught off guard by WWE’s decision to release them, Crews, who now competes as Uhaa Natio, saw it coming. In fact, he expected it to happen a few days earlier.
In an interview with Chris Van Vliet, Crews said he was at his son’s basketball practice and had an idea that it might happen because it was WrestleMania week. He said he initially received a call telling him that he wasn’t needed for SmackDown.
“I was in Vegas for Mania, got home, and on Wednesday after Mania, I got a call from travel, and they said I’m…
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