Scott Armstrong Addresses WWE Release

Veteran referee Scott Armstrong has now commented on his WWE release.

Armstrong was one of numerous Performance Center names let go by WWE on January 5. On Twitter, Armstrong has thanked his fans for the love he has been shown since his WWE departure.

Showing off his freshly baked biscuits, Armstrong tweeted:

“Losing a good gig is never easy, no matter what the occupation, so sometimes ya just gotta get back to basics! #Biscuits TY for all the well wishes from everyone! I just need a click to reset…Oh and @SeanRossSapp saying I’m 62…C’MON…I’m a ‘Really YOUNG 60’ 05/04/61″

Losing a good gig is never easy, no matter what the occupation, so sometimes ya just gotta get back to basics! #Biscuits 👨‍🍳 TY for all the well wishes from everyone! I just need a click to reset…Oh and @SeanRossSapp saying I’m 62…C’MON…I’m a “Really YOUNG 60”😳05/04/61 😎😃 pic.twitter.com/sVmvQo8pTx

— Scott Armstrong (@WWEArmstrong) January 6, 2022

Previously a wrestler, Armstrong signed with WWE as a full-time referee in 2006. Armstrong has been involved in several notable storylines, including the CM Punk & Undertaker ‘screwjob’ in 2009, and Daniel Bryan vs Randy Orton in 2013.

The veteran referee was furloughed in April 2020, returning to the company that October.

Other notable names released on January 5 included William Regal and ‘Road Dogg’ Brian James, who has also commented on his departure.

We wish Scott Armstrong the best for the future.

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