WWE has released a numbers of talents over the last few months, and fans were surprised when Aleister Black was released shortly after making his return to TV.
Now the wrestling world is waiting to see what Aleister Black will do next, and he recently released a new video which seemingly teases his new name. In the video Black plays a mental patient who refers to himself as “Malakai” and the credits for the video refer to his character as Tommy End/Malakai Blacks.
During the video two doctors, one of which is played by Josiah Williams, enter a room as Aleister Black is handcuffed to a table, having visions of a mask, and one of the doctors refers to him as “Tom.” Black then lifts up his head to reveal he’s wearing an eye patch. The doctor removes the patch and tells Aleister Black he shouldn’t get into fights with other patients, especially Matthew. Aleister Black then makes a reference to when Buddy Murphy pushed his eye into the steel ring steps last year on Raw, and the doctor responds by telling him that never happened, and it’s all in his head.
The doctors start arguing with Aleister, calling him “Tom” as he appears to be having visions. He tells them his name isn’t Tom as he continues to have visions, while a character in a black robe appears in the room behind the doctors and the lights flicker.
Aleister Black then grabs one of the doctors and slits his throat then rubs the blood on his own face. He pushes the other doctor played by Josiah Williams up against a wall and tells him, “My name isn’t Tom. My name is Malakai.”
Malakai then walks out of the room in a suit while singing, “the devil made me do it,” as the video comes to an end. Black posted the video along with the following caption which appears to tease a new character:
“I often wondered how many more there were, like in my head? Those voices. I don’t know which I prefer, the endless silence or the constant dialogue. I find them both equally frightening.”
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