Joe Hendry provides massive update on WWE future

Modified Aug 07, 2024 01:56 GMT

Joe Hendry has been appearing on WWE television for the past few weeks. He has now provided an update regarding his future in the company.

Joe Hendry has been one of the most entertaining stars on the TNA roster. His charisma and personality helped him get over and become one of the fan favorites in the company. Hence, when WWE started its crossover with TNA, it was a no-brainer to bring Joe over.

He first made his NXT debut in a battle royal but didn't last long, as he was the first one eliminated. However, that didn't stop him, and Hendry made an appearance a couple of weeks ago in a backstage segment with Gallus.

Hendry had his first concert on night one of NXT Great American Bash last week. However, the concert was interrupted by Gallus, who attacked him. Joe Coffey even smashed his guitar over Hendry's head.

Tonight, Hendry went one-on-one with Joe Coffey and emerged victorious. He was interviewed following his win and revealed that this was not his last appearance in NXT, and he might stay a lot longer since he likes it. He also mentioned that if anyone has a problem with it, they can find him in NXT next week.

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It remains to be seen if this means that Joe Hendry will eventually become a permanent member of the NXT roster.

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