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Several WWE Stars Support Nash Carter Following Controversial Release

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Several WWE Stars Support Nash Carter Following Controversial Release

Several WWE stars have shown their support for Nash Carter (Zachary Green) following his controversial release from the company last month.

As previously noted, Carter, 28, was released from WWE on April 6 after controversial photos of the former MSK member doing a Nazi salute with facial hair that resembled Adolf Hitler when he was 19 were posted by his wife who had made public abuse allegations against him.

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On Instagram, the former NXT Tag Team Champion posted a selfie with the caption, “Love ya’ll” with a green heart emoji.

His former tag team partner Wes Lee, Boa, Xyon Quinn and Joe Gacy all replied with heart emojis in support.

Also, AEW star Swerve Strickland replied, “Love ya back”, while recent Joker in the Owen Hart Cup, Johnny Elite, formerly known as John Morrison, replied:

you’re a great dude bro ? nothing but love for you too

Carter’s former Rascalz teammate Trey Miguel of IMPACT Wrestling replied with several heart emojis as well.

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Nash Carter, now once again known as Zachary Wentz, will be making his first appearance since his WWE release this weekend in Orlando, which you can read here.

AEW’s MJF has also stated his support for Wentz, and Wentz himself has issued a statement, which you can read at this link.

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SP3 joined the WrestleTalk team as a feature writer in 2021. Known from his Tru Heel Heat Wrestling YouTube channel and co-host of Alex McCarthy's Wrestling Daily, SP3 brings his views and outlooks on professional wrestling in written form here. A long-time fan of WWE, WCW, ECW, NJPW, IMPACT and now AEW, SP3 will offer a wide range of features expressing his love affair with the business.

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