Tommy End signed with WWE in 2016 and he made his in ring debut for the NXT brand at a live event in November, but Tommy End won’t be known as Tommy End going forward. During Saturday night’s NXT live event in Ocala, FL, Tommy End debuted a new name, and he will now be known as Aleister Black. He later posted a cryptic tweet which can be viewed below.
Do you understand now? pic.twitter.com/LvH8oSnAxb
— Aleister Black (@tommyend) January 8, 2017
Aleister Black faced off against, and defeated, Elias Samson at the event, and you can check out a few photos from their match below.
#NXTOcala @tommyend now going as Allister Black v. The Drifter @IAmSamsonWWE pic.twitter.com/OsDZjrvJY5
— JJ Williams (@JJWilliamsWON) January 8, 2017
#NXTOcala The Drifter @IAmSamsonWWE pic.twitter.com/8ull22bhr3
— JJ Williams (@JJWilliamsWON) January 8, 2017
Former Tough Enough contestant and NXT star Patrick Clark recently went off on fans who hijack wrestling shows on Twitter, and he held nothing back. Clark called out fans who hijack shows and complain on social media by referring to them as “entitled, ignorant, disrespectful, and classless.”
Patrick Clark also noted that he’s making it his personal mission to teach fans that they don’t run the show.
— Iconic Patrick Clark (@PatrickClarkWWE) January 7, 2017
Patrick Clark seemed like one of the favorites to win Tough Enough season 6, but he was eliminated fifth from the competition. In October of 2015 he signed a developmental deal with WWE and he has since been honing his skills in NXT.
“Haha. The WWE fans are so great! They’re having fun Maggle!”
Put the crowd over, and they believe the hype…