In 2013, he joined WWE as Slate Randall but requested his release a year later, seemingly due to a bad relationship with then-head coach Bill Demott.
Knight recently re-debuted on the NXT TakeOver: Vengeance Day pre-show and has already been involved in some big matches on the black and gold brand.
Speaking to Busted Open Radio, LA Knight explained how he was “hated” during his short first tenure in WWE. Knight stated it was a few months until he settled into the NXT locker room and his peers took to him.
If the current NXT roster enjoys LA Knight’s work, particularly on the mic, as much as the WWE Universe does, it’s very unlikely he’s disliked this time around.
LA Knight is primed to achieve big things in NXT
LA Knight has the potential to become one of the black and gold brand’s leading stars.
His in-ring work is as entertaining as his promo skills are enticing, and both have shone through since he emerged a couple of months back.
Knight was part of the multi-man North American Championship No. 1 contender’s match at NXT TakeOver: Stand & Deliver earlier this month. He looked strong in defeat as Bronson Reed went on to win.
He earned a massive win over Dexter Lumis on the most recent episode of NXT, though, so there could be some exciting plans for him.
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