Quincy Elliot: I Don't Think WWE NXT Knew What They Wanted To Do With My Character

Quincy Elliot says their experience in NXT was all over the place.

Quincy Elliot signed with WWE in 2021. They briefly had a prominent run on NXT TV and hosted NXT Halloween Havoc with Shotzi. However, they were released in September 2023.

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Speaking on Developmentally Speaking, Quincy Elliot was asked whether there were any plans for them in NXT. They were also asked whether they pitched anything and what their experience was like.

“It was just all over the place, honestly. At the time, the company was trying to push me as a heel at first, but the live audience was reacting to me like a babyface, so it kind of forced their hand in a way. Honestly, I think looking back at it, I don’t think they knew what they wanted to do with me. I know they knew they had someone with charisma and that crowd reaction. I’m not saying that egotistically, that’s just what was happening at the time. The character was so thought-provoking and intriguing in different to what wrestling’s used to, so they were just all over the place, seeing how it was gonna plan out. Then I had one match on Level Up in August 2022 where I just got a massive reaction, I came out on a moped, and I got a massive reaction, and I remember afterwards, the head writer at the time told me, ‘Yeah, you’re gonna be on NXT TV next week. Start thinking of vignettes and all that. So it kind of happened really fast," Elliot said.

During the interview, Quincy Elliot apologized for any negativity they caused WWE. Check out their comments here.

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