Killer Kross Believes He Was Worked By WWE

Killer Kross believes that he was the one who got worked by WWE.

Following Killer Kross†(FKA Karrion Kross) exit from WWE in August 2025, fans started to speculate that the whole situation behind Kross leaving the company might be a work and that he could return soon. However, it turned out to be legitimate, and Kross himself has discussed the circumstances of his exit on multiple occasions.

Killer Kross uploaded the third part of his documentary on his YouTube channel. In which he talked about his life after WWE. He addressed the early rumors that his exit was a work, and stated that he feels that he was the one who got worked by WWE.

“‘Is this all a big work?†Is that what youâ€re asking me, is this a work? Is this a big, elaborate, intricate work where I come back and say ‘surpriseâ€? The answer to that question is, in a sense, yes, this was all one big work. The worst part about it, though, is that itâ€s not the work everybody thought it was because I was the one getting worked.†[H/T: Fightful]

Killer Kross Believes Matt Cardona Should Be One Of John Cenaâ€s Final Opponents

Killer Kross stated that former WWE Intercontinental Champion Matt Cardona should be one of John Cenaâ€s final opponents in the latterâ€s retirement tour.

Taking to X/Twitter, Killer Kross stated that a match between John Cena and Matt Cardona should happen before itâ€s too late.

“Matt Cardona VS John Cena is something that should happen before itâ€s too late. Let him come home.â€

Cardona was part of a storyline with John Cena in 2012, which also involved Eve Torres and Kane.

Matt Cardona recently returned to WWE television as part of the TNA Invasion angle. While he didnâ€t get the opportunity to be a part of Team TNA at the NXT vs. TNA special, he competed against Josh Briggs on the October 14, 2025, episode of NXT.

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