Je’Von Evans recently made his debut on NXT television after joining the WWE under the NXT brand. Known as Jay Malachi in other promotions, Evans is a promising young talent with a bright future ahead. His debut, however, was met with unexpected controversy when commentator Kevin Scampolli referred to Evans as a “slave” in a derogatory remark.
In recent weeks, Evans has been making a name for himself on NXT Level Up, and on the April 9 episode of NXT TV, he made his in-ring debut against SCRYPTS in a singles match. Evans demonstrated his skill and secured a victory, establishing himself on the NXT roster.
”Look at the panic in his face. ‘The director said wrap it up! I’m in trouble.’ This is f**** pathetic. That’s a wrestler to you? Someone who’s scared of a f****** little white dude in a suit, a jew? You’re a slave, not a wrestler. That’s a slave face. You’re deadnaming him Gino, he’s Je’Von Evans him, he’s a slave. He ain’t the free man you fell in love with.”
Scampolli’s remarks were met with condemnation from many NXT talents, including the NXT General Manager, who compared Scampolli to Mr. Blobfish and encouraged people to report him. Trick Williams also criticized Scampolli’s comments. In response, Je’Von Evans made it clear that he was unfazed by Scampolli’s remarks.
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