Who Quit WWE Recently?

Recently, there have been a number of high-profile departures from the world of professional wrestling, specifically from the WWE. Let’s take a closer look at some of the notable wrestlers who have recently quit WWE:

Rusev

Rusev, also known as Miroslav Barnyashev, is a Bulgarian-born professional wrestler who made his debut in WWE in 2010. After spending nearly a decade with the company, Rusev announced his departure on April 15th, 2020. Known for his brute strength and charismatic personality, Rusev had a successful career in WWE, capturing multiple championships throughout his tenure.

Dean Ambrose

Dean Ambrose, whose real name is Jonathan Good, gained popularity as a member of The Shield alongside Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns. After an impressive run with WWE that included multiple championship reigns and memorable feuds, Ambrose decided not to renew his contract and left the company in April 2019. Since leaving WWE, he has returned to competing under his previous ring name Jon Moxley on the independent circuit and signed with All Elite Wrestling (AEW).

The Revival

The Revival, consisting of Scott Dawson (real name David Harwood) and Dash Wilder (real name Daniel Wheeler), were a highly acclaimed tag team in WWE. Known for their old-school wrestling style and emphasis on tag team fundamentals, The Revival captured the Raw Tag Team Championships multiple times during their tenure. However, after expressing frustrations with their position within the company, they requested their release and officially left WWE in April 2020.

Matt Hardy

Matt Hardy, one-half of the legendary Hardy Boyz tag team, announced his departure from WWE on March 1st, 2020. Known for his daredevil style and innovative matches, Hardy had a storied career in WWE, winning numerous championships and participating in groundbreaking ladder matches. After leaving WWE, he joined All Elite Wrestling (AEW) and has continued to entertain fans with his unique character transformations.

Luke Harper

Luke Harper, whose real name was Jonathan Huber, was a member of the popular faction The Wyatt Family before embarking on a successful singles career under the ring name Luke Harper. Despite his talent and fan support, Harper’s opportunities were limited in WWE, leading him to request his release. He officially left the company in December 2019 and has since returned to the independent wrestling scene as Brodie Lee in All Elite Wrestling (AEW).

Conclusion

These are just a few examples of wrestlers who have decided to quit WWE recently. Whether it’s due to creative frustrations or seeking new opportunities elsewhere, these individuals have left a lasting impact on the world of professional wrestling. It will be interesting to see where their careers take them next.