3 Superstars WWE removed from its website, and 2 that were erased from the Hall of Fame

Modified Aug 13, 2020 07:39 GMT

#3 Travis Banks (removed from WWE's website)

Travis Banks is no longer affiliated with WWE

Gentleman Jack Gallagher wasn't the only WWE Superstar whose career came to an end courtesy the Speaking Out movement. Around the same time, New Zealand pro-wrestler Travis Banks was also on the receiving end of some serious allegations.

His first WWE match was at WrestleMania Axxess in 2017, in a losing effort against Mustafa Ali and Rich Swann. Banks teamed up with TK Cooper in his first WWE outing. He later took part in the second United Kingdom Championship Tournament. He managed to reach the finals of the tournament but was defeated by Zack Gibson in the end.

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Banks was accused by a female wrestler named Millie McKenzie a short while ago. WWE released Banks on June 26, and he was entirely removed from the official website as well. John Pollock of Post Wrestling confirmed the same on social media and stated that Travis Banks had been released by WWE. Banks went on to release a statement on Twitter, but it didn't help his case one bit.

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