Tonga Twins Get Massive Support from WWE Fans for Signing on 11/12 NXT

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Taahine and TalaVou, popularly known as The Tonga Twins, have made waves on social media after announcing their departure from Women of Wrestling (WOW). Their exit came amid allegations of bullying and misconduct within the promotion, raising questions about the environment behind the scenes.

Months after their controversial departure, there has been a lot of discussion regarding their next move in the world of professional wrestling. However, the WWE Universe has made it pretty evident that they want to see the Tonga Twins in the global juggernaut.

During the November 12 edition of WWE NXT taking place in the Capitol Wrestling Center, an entire row of fans on one side of the venue can be seen holding signs for the Tonga Twins during the opening contest of the night, rallying massive support for WWE to sign them to their roster.

Furthermore, The Tonga Twins were recently spotted at the WWE Performance Center, where they appeared to be in high spirits, which also fueled speculation about the possibility of them joining WWE.

With WWE having a spectacular women’s division, adding the star power and ongoing popularity of The Tonga Twins could be a huge move for the company. Only time will tell if the WWE Universe would actually see them compete inside a WWE ring.

Do you think WWE would consider signing the Tonga Twins following massive support rallied for them at the recent WWE NXT show? Please share your thoughts and feedback in the comment section below.

November 12, 2024 10:07 pm

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