ACH takes to Twitter to announce departure from WWE; Brands the company "racist"

ACH also is known as Jordan Myles recently took to Twitter and revealed that he had quit WWE. A few weeks ago, Myles called out Vince McMahon and other WWE officials for putting a racially offensive design for his shirt. WWE then went on to talk about ACH’s comment and revealed that the wrestler didn’t like the design of the shirt and since then they have collaborated with the NXT superstar and created a new design, which Myles denied. After that event, things were quiet for sometime, and Myles was slowly getting a grip in NXT. But after the event of September 5, 2019, (where Myles challenged Adam Cole for the NXT Championship) ACH was not seen in NXT.

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ACH quits WWE

After going live on Twitter recently, ACH said that he would officially like to announce that he is quitting WWE. He said that he is no longer employed by the company and has refused to work for “racists.” He reveals that he hates WWE and everything they stand for. All they ever did was hold his people back. He added that he does this for the black culture and inspire others.

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“I don't need anyone's permission to do what I want to do. Screw Jordan Myles, don't ever call me by that slave name. Call me ACH and don't forget the Super, b***h! I quit!"

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While talking about the situation and ACH, WWE Hall of Famer and commentator, Booker T said that Myles had mishandled the situation by going live on Social Media. He added that ACH would have talked to WWE officials and would have told them what was in his mind. ACH’s real name is Albert Christian Hardie Jr. and he has previously wrestled for Ring of Honor, New Japan and Impact wrestling before signing with WWE in February.

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