Franky Monet, AKA Taya Valkyrie, made her NXT debut against Cora Jade.(@frankymonetWWE on Twitter)
Taya Valkyrie shared a heartfelt message after her WWE release
Franky Monet shares an emotional message after she got released from WWE. She started by thanking WWE to allow her even if it was short. Taya had all the praise for WWE and loved her work.
Monet also mentioned Triple H and Shawn Michaels and all the staff. She said that WWE has the pro wrestling facility in the world and she has made quite a few friends in the industry as well. She was confident about herself as she finished her message.
“Thank you”
You can see the whole statement below:
“🖤 well that didn’t go as planned! 🤷🏼♀️ First and foremost, I would like to thank @wwe for allowing me to live my dream, even if it was cut short. To say I am disappointed would be an understatement, I’m confused, hurt, sad and honestly mad. I came there as one of the top luchadoras of our era and honestly leaving there a little broken. I LOVED everyday when I got to go to work, being around the greatest minds in this business, getting to train in the BEST pro wrestling training facility in the world and see my friends everyday. I was completely enveloped in the industry. Thank you to @tripleh @shawnmichaelswwe and the entire PC staff for welcoming me with open arms and allowing me to learn from you. I know who I am, I know what I’ve done and I know I have more to give. This is just another swerve in my journey that I didn’t expect but to be honest, my life has always been filled with those. Im a fighter, im stubborn and I am a very very good pro wrestler. Thank you to everyone that’s supported me through this chapter and thank you to everyone that will continue to support me into the next one. Time to let la WERA LOCA loose. Let’s make magic.”
Monet’s husband, John Morrison, is still with the company but she would like to look ahead and find some other platform to continue her wrestling journey
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