WWE Star Urged To Tell Company To “Go F Themselves” & Leave

This WWE Star has been done dirty by WWE, according to many fans and critics.

WWE is known for producing top stars who carry the company and the wrestling business forward with their charisma and talent. They have produced stars like Hulk Hogan and Randy Savage in the 80s, The Rock and Stone Cold in the 90s, John Cena, CM Punk, and Roman Reigns in the 21st century, and so on.

The decision to give a star a major push is largely up to WWE creative and higher-ups, but sometimes fans organically rally behind certain stars who haven’t been slated for that big a push in the back-end. One such star is LA Knight.

LA Knight has always found himself stuck in the mid-card under CCO Triple H, despite being organically loved by fans as a talker and a wrestler. Many fans and critics feel that Triple H intentionally “buried” Knight on Raw in an episode in December when Bronson Reed and Logan Paul of The Vision brutally attacked him. This, after multiple major losses in big matches, seemingly left fans frustrated.

LA Knight has been absent from TV since the Vision’s attack, until he got some respite during his return at Royal Rumble 2026, where he eliminated Austin Theory and Bronson Reed.

The following Monday on Raw, he attacked The Vision again by coming in from the crowd.

Vince Russo Thinks LA Knight Should Tell WWE To Go F Themselves

Speaking on Coach & Bro, Russo replied to a fan’s suggestion that LA Knight should leave WWE and go elsewhere where his talents will be respected.

Russo pointed out that Knight is 43 years old, and he should tell WWE to go F Themselves and spend his remaining 6-7 years as an active wrestler in the independent circuit.

Yeah. But man, if there were anybody in the WWE that should tell them to go f themselves. It’s LA Knight, man.

The former WWE booker also highlighted that Knight was not told about Seth Rollins’ fake injury back in 2025, leading the former to believe he really injured Rollins.

They kayfabed him. You know, he was part of getting kayfabed with the Rollins thing. He really thought he heard wrong.

Guys, you don’t do that to talent. And you could tell by the look on his face, it was like, “Are you effing kidding me? You’re going to put that guilt on me that I really hurt the dude.

At 43, he could still have a Matt Cardona career on the indies for the next for the next seven years. Bro, go make that freaking money and be happy, man. (48:46)

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