Released WWE Star Says He's "NOT Doing Interviews"

Recently-released WWE stars typically line-up a number of podcast interviews to tell their side of the story.

EC3, who was let go during the mass company cull this week, wants to play things a little differently. He posted on his Twitter page to let the world know that he won't be accepting interview invites, he won't stage a run on the usual podcasts and he won't even be signing autographs for fans.

Carter, who is now branding himself on social media as "Essential Character III", ended his message by saying, "For the first time in a long time, I control the narrative now".

This is certainly a unique approach. Wrestling fans have grown accustomed to hearing from the horse's mouth whenever WWE stars have their contracts terminated (whatever the reason). EC3 apparently isn't interested in burying the promotion, dishing dirt on anything that happened behind the scenes or really talking publicly about it at all.

Some may be disappointed by this; Carter was poorly-utilised during his second stint with WWE. He did fine on NXT, but was barely used at all when called up to Raw.