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Eric Young worked for World Wrestling Entertainment from 2016 to 2020 before returning for a short run from 2022 to 2023. While his first run with the company saw him lead the faction named SAnitY and even win the NXT Tag Team Championship with Alexander Wolfe, his second stint was forgettable.
The 46-year-old did not make any televised appearance during his second run with the company, and he was released per his request. He later revealed that the reason behind his release request was because he refused to work with Vince McMahon.
During his previous run with WWE, Eric Young was expected to work as an on-screen performer while also mentoring and assisting backstage. It would not be surprising if he returned to the company in a non-wrestling role and helped with backstage production.
Eric Young made a surprising revelation two years after his WWE exit
During his appearance on Developmentally Speaking in September 2025, Eric Young spoke about his time in WWE and made a very surprising revelation.
The veteran noted that he was still in contact with Triple H. Young stated that he continued to have a great relationship with Hunter. He added that he had earned all his opportunities.
“Still, to this day, I still have a good relationship with Triple H, and we talk, I mean, not often, he’s probably the busiest human being on Earth, but we talk when we can. It was something about his mentality, his leadership, and how he spoke about wrestling, and the opportunities that would be given to me. Nothing was handed to me. All of it was earned. It was earned before I got there, and then it had to be earned while I was there,” Young said.
Given Erick Young’s great relationship with Triple H, it is highly likely that The Game will decide to bring him back to the Stamford-based promotion. It will, however, be interesting to see if he gets to wrestle in the WWE ring.
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