Elero

Elero debuted in 2002, making his name on the independent circuit and wrestling for Pro Wrestling Noah, Preston City Wrestling, and Progress Wrestling before joining WWE in May 2018. He participated in a 16-man tournament for the opportunity to face Pete Dunne for the WWE UK title, losing in the first round to Travis Banks. Elero wrestled across different brands, including NXT UK and 205 Live, having his final match against Tony Nese, the cruiserweight champion, on May 14, 2019.

Elero became a victim of the “Speaking Out” movement, with accusations of sexual misconduct from multiple sources, including pro wrestlers Natalie Sykes and Debby Kidle. Violet O’Hara also alleged Elero assaulted her after an event. Elero denied some allegations but admitted to others, apologizing for his inappropriate behavior. Given the allegations and the dissolution of NXT UK and 205 Live, WWE is unlikely to rehire Elero.

Travis Banks

Travis Banks debuted in March 2009 and made his name in Progress Wrestling and Revolution Pro Wrestling before joining WWE in April 2017. He participated in the WWE United Kingdom Championship Tournament in 2018 and worked for NXT UK until 2020. Banks was released following accusations of emotional abuse during a relationship with 17-year-old trainee Millie McKenzie. McKenzie detailed her experiences on Twitter during the “Speaking Out” movement, accusing Banks of manipulation and harassment.

Banks acknowledged the relationship but apologized for any pain caused. He continued wrestling on the independent scene, notably for Bandido’s company, Big Lucha. Despite his ongoing career in Mexico, WWE is not expected to rehire Banks due to the allegations against him.

Tessa Blanchard

Tessa Blanchard, daughter of wrestling legend Tully Blanchard, began her career in June 2014. She made appearances for WWE in 2016 and 2017, participated in the Mae Young Classic, and worked for Impact Wrestling, where she became the first woman to win a men’s world championship by defeating Sami Callihan.

However, Blanchard was accused of using a racial slur and bullying, leading to her contract termination by Impact Wrestling. Allegations of spitting in a black woman’s face and using the N-word were denied by Blanchard, but several wrestlers, including WWE’s Chelsea Green and Isla Dawn, supported the claims. Despite later reconciliations, these accusations, combined with her behavior towards fellow wrestlers, make it unlikely that WWE will sign Blanchard.

These were the degenerate wrestlers WWE will not hire. I hope you’re all having a great day. Thank you so much for watching, and I’ll see you all later.