10 WWE Wrestlers Who Got Fired in 2024: Where Are They Now?
In 2024, WWE saw a whirlwind of changes, even bidding farewell to several notable Superstars. But where did these athletes land after their WWE exit? Well, some ventured into new wrestling promotions, while others explored entirely different paths. In this article, we look into the post-WWE journeys of these wrestlers, their latest endeavors, and their current whereabouts.
Veer Mahaan
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Leaving the chaos of the wrestling world behind, Veer Mahaan has committed to a spiritual journey in India. Wrestling boots are a thing of the past, as he now embraces a peaceful existence as a Hindu monk. Instead of performing in front of roaring crowds, he focuses on meditation, discipline, and a different kind of devotion.
Reggie
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Crowds still witness jaw-dropping acrobatics from Reggie, albeit under a different name. Now competing as Sidney Akeem, he brings his high-energy style to promotions like Game Changer Wrestling (GCW) and Ring of Honor. WWE may be in the rearview mirror, but his career continues to soar with high-flying performances that keep independent wrestling fans on their feet.
Cameron Grimes
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Promises don’t mean much in wrestling, as Cameron Grimes learned the hard way. Despite being told he’d always have a job, he was cut from WWE and quickly reverted to his old identity as Trevor Lee. The independent circuit is now his home, where he’s once again proving that a setback doesn’t mean the story is over.
Von Wagner
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While plenty of former WWE stars found new opportunities, Von Wagner has remained off the radar. There have been no sightings in any major or independent promotions since his release. He’s still in the free agency market, and whether he’s biding his time or reconsidering his career path, wrestling fans have yet to see his next move.
Jinder Mahal
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Jinder Mahal was already planning on walking away from the WWE, but now he’s reinventing himself on his terms. After competing under his real name, Raj Dhesi, he has stepped into the independent scene with appearances in GCW and AAA. Without the constraints of WWE, he’s free to explore new rivalries and in-ring styles worldwide.
Gable Steveson
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Developing into a top WWE star didn’t happen as expected, so Gable Steveson returned to his roots. After being let go, he rejoined the University of Minnesota’s wrestling team for his fifth season. The Olympic gold medalist now focuses on amateur competition once again, with his sights set on future international tournaments or a jump to MMA.
Indi Hartwell
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Being a main roster regular wasn’t enough to keep Indi Hartwell on the WWE payroll. After being released in November 2024, she has taken time to train and hasn’t yet committed to a new promotion. Free agency remains an option, but as of January 26, 2025, she was still deciding what her next move in wrestling would be.
Tegan Nox
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Injuries and a lack of direction ended Tegan Nox’s WWE career, even though she isn’t giving up on wrestling. With time to heal and regain momentum, she’s gearing up to return to the independent scene. The road back won’t be easy, but her determination to return to the ring is stronger than ever.
Dijak
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Sitting around and waiting for creative plans wasn’t Dijak’s style, so he wasted no time returning to competition. Since his WWE release, he has dominated the independent circuit while making a name for himself in Major League Wrestling (MLW). The powerhouse continues to show why he should have never been overlooked.
Odyssey Jones
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Wrestling isn’t his main focus right now, as Odyssey Jones is caught in a legal battle. Released after domestic abuse allegations, he has insisted on his innocence and is fighting to clear his name. Whether he is to return to the ring in the future remains uncertain, but for now, his energy is directed toward his legal defense.
Drew Gulak
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Drew Gulak finds himself in the independent circuit after being released from WWE amid misconduct allegations. His technical skills still shine in smaller promotions, but without the backing of a major company, he faces an uncertain path. He’s just trying to make the best of the situation.
Montel Vontavious Porter (MVP)
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When the new management under Triple H came on board, MVP didn’t want to stick around, so he made a big move. Now, with AEW, he’s leading The Hurt Syndicate, a stable that keeps him at the forefront of wrestling action. His managerial skills and experience still play a massive role in shaping talent, but he’s in a new environment.
Bobby Lashley
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After years of WWE success, Bobby Lashley decided it was time for a change. As part of AEW, he now holds the AEW World Tag Team Championship and remains a dominant force in the ring. He is a key member of The Hurt Syndicate and is making the most of this new chapter in his career.
Ricochet
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For Ricochet, Creativity and freedom mattered more than staying in a familiar place, so he leaped to AEW. After no longer being restricted by WWE’s limitations, he has found a new home where his high-flying style is fully unleashed. His passion for wrestling is evident, and with AEW’s stacked roster, he has plenty of dream matches ahead.
Baron Corbin
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Baron Corbin isn’t in a rush to settle down after a lack of clear direction in WWE, which meant his inevitable release. Jiu-jitsu training has become one of his new passions, but he’s also staying active in wrestling with appearances for GCW. With options like free agency, he’s taking his time to decide what comes next.