8 WWE Releases To Expect In 2020

4. Alicia Fox

Yes, Alicia Fox is indeed still employed by WWE.

Foxy hasn't been seen on WWE programming for a fair old while now, with injury issues and a stint in rehab having kept the one-time Divas Champion away from in-ring action. But the longer Fox's absence goes on, the more likely it realistically looks that WWE may let her out of her contract.

Alicia is actually one of the longest-tenured WWE talents right now, with her signing with the company way back in 2006. However, she hasn't competed in a WWE ring since April of last year - and this past October saw her WWE.com profile ominously sent to the alumni section of the website.

Neither Alicia Fox nor WWE have confirmed that the Total Divas star has officially departed the organisation, but it seems as if it is only a matter of time before Fox's WWE stint comes to an end. With the company once over having a penchant for releasing wrestlers once WrestleMania is done and dusted, it would be far from a shock to see Alicia Fox amongst the names cut by WWE this April.

Andrew Pollard

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