He remained with the faction until May this year, when he was released alongside stablemate Tonga Loa. With his non-compete clause coming to an end, he opened up about his tenure in WWE in an interview with Denise Salcedo.
Cobb said while he could have done more with what was given to him, the company could have given him more things to do.
“I don’t want to sound like just a bitter ex-employee or whatever. Could I have done more? Yes. Could they have given me more stuff to do? Yes, but at the same time, like somebody said, maximize your minutes. And I tried to do that. The first couple of months, I was more kind of one of those, ‘Yes, whatever…
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