Several released WWE stars have decided to retire and never wrestle again – Report 

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As per Fightful Select, most of those stars who had no wrestling background are likely to hang up their boots now and might only pop up for a signing occasionally. It was also noted that Wendy Choo and Anya Rune are the only ones likely to continue, as they were a part of the business even before joining WWE.

“No, I don’t know of the ones who have confirmed either way. I know Erica Demia will because she’s Anya Rune. She’s wrestling over 100 times a year. I would imagine Wendy Choo does as well. A lot of the ones that started in the Performance Center and were recruited as non-wrestlers- a lot of those people we are never going to see wrestle again. Never ever. They might do some signings or something like that. We will never see a lot of those people wrestle.” [H/T Ringside News]

WWE stars at the PC are evaluated every 6 months

Bryan Alvarez of Wrestling Observer Live recently revealed that talent had to prove themselves every six months or face the ax. Alvarez also said that one of the performers, Jasper Troy, whose release surprised fans, did not show much growth over the last few months and hence was shown the door.

“There’s just so many people. Like, you have no idea just how many people are signed and in that Performance Center right now. It’s 100% a numbers game, and that doesn’t mean Jasper Troy can’t be a huge success in wrestling. They just determined he didn’t improve enough over the last six months, so he is gone,” he said.

Troy was a former WWE Speed Champion and also the winner of the reality series LFG’s first season, where he was mentored by Booker T.