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Former Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royale winner Mojo Rawley is now the latest in WWE's wave of performer releases today. The company announced the new via Twitter just a few moments ago.
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Mojo Rawley came to WWE through the NFL
Before entering the pro wrestling business, Rawley (real name Dean Muthadi) played for both the Green Bay Packers and Arizona Cardinals in the National Football League. He signed a contract with WWE in 2012, joining the NXT brand. In 2016, he would be called up to the main roster as part of that year's WWE draft. During that time, he formed a team with another former WWE star Zack Ryder, calling themselves the Hype Bros. It was just a year later that he won the aforementioned WrestleMania battle royale with his close friend, NFL superstar Rob Gronkoski.
In fact, Mojo Rawley was an integral part in Gronkowski's involvement in WrestleMania 36. Rawley would be the one to introduce his friend for his WWE television debut, as well as lose the WWE 24/7 Championship to him at that same event.
At the moment, Mojo Rawley has yet to make a statement regarding his release or his immediate future.
