The former Dash Wilder and Scott Dawson are no longer The Revival. The duo, now going by Cash Wheeler and Dax Harwood, dropped a teaser video that seemingly confirmed that, as a team, they will be going by The Revolt in their post-WWE run.
And that has upset Caleb Konley and Zane Riley, who have been going by Revolt! on the Independent scene for the last five years. Adding to their disappointment is the fact that both teams are from North Carolina.
Konley and Riley have made multiple remarks on social media aimed at Wheeler and Harwood over their use of the name.
We're all from NC. Thats the biggest issue
— Caleb Konley FA (@calebkonley) April 21, 2020
https://t.co/mdELL9diLn
— Caleb Konley FA (@calebkonley) April 21, 2020
All the #revolt Merch you'll need https://t.co/lrseHmhC2R
Unfortunately yes https://t.co/AxAuJ3oBO0
— Caleb Konley FA (@calebkonley) April 21, 2020
Imitation really isn't the best form of flattery #revolt #ftr https://t.co/zNgrL29Wm4
— Caleb Konley FA (@calebkonley) April 21, 2020
Someone made us this cool new T shirt design, they forgot the "i,!" On the ends but thats a quick fix right?#revolt #FTiR! pic.twitter.com/SN18vpvCxz
— Caleb Konley FA (@calebkonley) April 20, 2020
The two have also retweeted multiple tweets from fans who are supporting them over Harwood & Wheeler. Wheeler posted the following response on April 16.
Thanks man! https://t.co/8UQ0JYdyDM
— CASH (@CashWheelerFTR) April 16, 2020
The duo have not responded to the tweets made by Riley and Konley on Tuesday.
Wheeler filed for the trademark 'The Revolt' on April 10. Given that this is pro wrestling and the four men have North Carolina ties, it's always possible an angle is being worked.
