With the 2024 edition of Forbidden Door now in the books, there's word on two former WWE names who were backstage for this crossover event.
As per PWInsider, Donovan Dijak and Matt Camp were in attendance for Forbidden Door.
Dijak finished up with WWE just a matter of days ago, with the big man having penned a public letter detailing how WWE never officially offered him a renewal on his now-expired WWE deal. As such, Dijak is nowadays a free agent and has even already made his first post-WWE appearance, turning up at a Blitzkrieg Pro show on Saturday.
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In the case of Matt Camp, he was released by WWE back in February. The popular broadcaster and presenter had been with the market leader since 2019, serving as a key part of shows such as The Bump, Raw Talk, Talking Smack, and various PLE kick-off panels. Since departing WWE, Camp has returned to Busted Open Radio and has his own daily YouTube show.
As of this writing, there's no word on whether Dijak and Camp were simply visiting at Forbidden Door or if there was a little more to this.
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