Bayley posts farewell letter to NXT, what happened after Smackdown, Bill Goldberg on possible WWE return

Bayley posts farewell letter to NXT

Former NXT Women’s Champion Bayley issued the following farewell letter to NXT on Wednesday. Bayley made her official WWE debut on Monday night in Brooklyn and will now be part of the RAW brand going forward.

Dear NXT, Today I went into the Performance Center and had to clean out my locker. After almost 4 years with NXT, it’s time for me to step away and the new crop of women to step up. I am so confident in the division and know we will see it be taken to newer heights. I’ve seen FCW shows grow from 12 people in the crowd to NXT payperviews with 15,000 in Brooklyn. NXT is my life, it’s everything I am, everything I’ve ever wanted in wrestling. The roster, the coaches, our bosses, our fans. All of it is everything I’ve ever wanted. I couldn’t have dreamt up a better journey, and I couldn’t have asked for better support and love that all of you have embraced me with. I love this industry with all of my heart but I mean this when I say it, I would not be able to do the things I’ve done without you guys. You fans match our passion. With everything we give you in the ring, you give us right back as fans. And that’s what makes NXT special, and that’s what I’ll miss most. I’ll miss my NXT family backstage, I’ll miss those once in a lifetime moments like doing Finn Balors entrance or teaming with Shinsuke Nakamura or standing in the ring for 10 minutes as you guys sing a song, and I’ll miss the proud feeling of being a part of it all. But I know it will continue. And I will never stop chasing that feeling. I am beyond excited to bring everything you all taught me, to WWE. Thank you for the memories, and as always, WE are NXT.

A photo posted by Bayley (@itsmebayley) on Aug 24, 2016 at 11:53am PDT

What happened after Smackdown

After last night’s 8/23 WWE Smackdown went off the air in Connecticut, WWE World Champion Dean Ambrose, John Cena and Roman Reigns def. Seth Rollins, Bray Wyatt and Erick Rowan in a six man tag team match according to PWInsider.com.

Bill Goldberg on possible WWE return

Brian Fritz of Sporting News passed along an interview with former WCW and WWE star Bill Goldberg talking about his involvement with the WWE 2K17 video game and a possible return to WWE noting the decision was “not in my court.”