The former WWE star Ariya Daivari recently revealed that several cruiserweight wrestlers had questioned Triple H regarding their futures in the company following a match at WWE Survivor Series pay-per-view back in 2016.
The kickoff show saw Daivari teaming up with Drew Gulak and Tony Nese to go up against Noam Dar, Rich Swann, and TJP in a losing effort. It has been noted that despite being regularly featured in WWE programming, Daivari was one of the few stars who was not officially signed at the time. Alexa Bliss & Big E ‘Private’ Video For Fans Revealed
Triple H sent emails to sign the stars
The 32-year-old, who received his WWE release in June, recently spoke to Matt Rehwoldt (formerly known as Aiden English) on Straight Shooting. He said several cruiserweights received contract offers from WWE after seeking clarification from Triple H about their jobs.
“After the pay-per-view, we all kind of cornered Hunter [Triple H] and we were like, ‘Hey, what’s going on? You guys keep calling us back but nobody has any idea if we’re getting jobs or not,’” Daivari said.
“The funniest thing, he looks at us and he goes, ‘Erm, maybe you guys should keep your Mondays open,'” Daivari continued. “We were like, ‘Okay,’ so I guess at that point we were gonna be freelance wrestlers for WWE. They were gonna call us when they need us, and that’s how it is. Literally, the next day at RAW, we got emails saying, ‘Hey, we’re gonna sign you guys.’”
