Tehuti Miles Details The Original Plans For Hit Row’s SmackDown Debut

Published: Apr 6, 2022 by SP3 | Last Updated: Apr 7, 2022 by SP3

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Tehuti Miles, formerly known as Ashante “Thee” Adonis, has revealed the original plans for Hit Row’s main roster debut.

Speaking with Sportskeeda, the former WWE star revealed why he didn’t compete in Hit Row’s in-ring debut on SmackDown.

When asked why Swerve and Top Dolla made their in-ring debut on SmackDown without him, Miles answered:

“Before we got drafted in October, I got appendicitis out of nowhere, so I had to get surgery and I was out 4-6 weeks.

“Technically, it was supposed to be me and Swerve in the tag match on SmackDown, but I wasn’t cleared yet.”



When asked if he would return to WWE as a singles competitor, Tehutti Miles answered:

“Absolutely. I would love to be a singles competitor, but to be honest, HitMakerZ, we’re killing it and we’re confident.

“This is the hottest act right now. It would be cool to be a singles competitor, but this is it. There is nothing like us.”

Tehuti Miles was released from WWE in November last year with Swerve Strickland and Top Dolla.

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Miles appeared during WrestleMania 38 weekend for GCW’s For The Culture event, alongside “Top Dolla” AJ Francis with Briana “B-Fab” Brandy in their corner as “The HitMakerZ” to face Shane Taylor Promotions.

Quotes via Wrestlingnews.co

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