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#9. WWE NXT tag team Ever-Rise
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Ever-Rise were a big part of recent NXT television episodes and looked set to be entering into an ongoing feud with new WWE stable Hit Row. However, that won't be happening anymore as the team are among today's WWE releases.
The pair had literally also just had a YouTube show debut yesterday on the 24th of June called Ever-Rise Live, so it's clear that this set of releases hasn't taken into account things that each superstar had going on already.
A former WWE writer just went after JBL for his comments HERE
The tag team, consisting of Canadian wrestlers Matt Martel and Chase Parker, formerly known as Team 3.0 had only signed a contract with WWE in 2019, so they've only made it two years in the company.
Ever-Rise never really got going in WWE and will be leaving the promotion without having won any gold, which seems a huge shame for a pair as talented and amusing as they've been in their limited onscreen time.
Both men are yet to react to their releases on social media.
