NXT star Jordan Myles took to Twitter earlier tonight and issued a warning to WWE, writing “If wwe doesn’t reach out to me by tomorrow I’ll make sure my voice and my movement will be heard.”
Myles is of course referring to the campaign he’s made against the company regarding a recent insensitive T-shirt design, one that resembled blackface that Myles called “a slap in the face to every African American performer, fan, and supporter.” Myles would later release and delete a video stating that WWE “doesn’t care about black people,” before taking shots at ROH’s Jay Lethal and calling him an “Uncle Tom.” WWE would issue a statement claiming that Myles approved of the design and that no shirts were sold. The Breakout Tournament winner would write a statement of his own, where he refused to apologize and promised to stay silent no more.
Myles hasn’t been seen on television since his loss to Adam Cole over a month ago.
If wwe doesn’t reach out to me by tomorrow I’ll make sure my voice and my movement will be heard..#ForTheCulture
— Jordan Myles (@GoGoMyles) November 4, 2019
