A former WWE star believes only this ‘condition’ can make her join her next promotion.
Last year, just hours before Crown Jewel 2024, Fightful Select and PWInsider reported that former champions and promising wrestling sensations, Baron Corbin, Indi Hartwell, and Tegan Nox were released by WWE.
Released from her contract on November 1, 2024, her last match also aired on the November 1st episode of SmackDown, which was taped one week ago. Now done with her 90-day no compete clause, Indi Hartwell remains a free agent.
Recently speaking on the MCW podcast, Hartwell opened up on what she wants from her next wrestling promotion. Although Hartwell demanded “professionalism” in her next promotion, she also put forward the condition of having “good production”.
“I would say what I’m looking for is professionalism. Obviously, coming from WWE, they have the best production in the world. Being part of that looks amazing and it paints everyone in a good light as well. I look at those companies that have good production, and there are a lot out there that I have heard of. I haven’t booked any yet, so stay tuned.”
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She is also set to compete at We Are Renegades on March 9.
Indi Hartwell Recently Opened Up On Her Wrestling Future After WWE Exit
A few weeks ago, speaking on her YouTube channel, Indi Hartwell opened up on her wrestling future. Back then, still serving her 90-day no compete clause, Hartwell claimed she held no idea about her future.
“With each passing day, it is getting closer to my date of free agency, which is exciting but also scary, because I don’t know what the future holds. I have been getting a lot of tweets, comments, and people in real life asking me if I’m going to continue wrestling, and it was something that I really had to think about when I got released. But come on, I’m only 28. I’m only 28, I have got so much wrestling left in me, and that’s why I’m signing these photos.”
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In recent news, Indi Hartwell spoke about how she was able to keep her WWE ring name.