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What's the story?
As the Royal Rumble approached, many people thought that The Velveteen Dream was an absolute sticky to be in the match and called on the main list after its notable absence from the NXT card at TakeOver the previous night.
Well, according to PWInsider, the focus star was in the building – but he was behind the scenes in a neck brace, suggesting that it was not possibly in the match because of an injury.
In case you do not know …
While Velveteen Dream does not exist was not on the map for NXT TakeOver, he did make an appearance at the end of the night after the cameras stopped rolling for WWE broadcast. he celebrates Gargano and Ciampa with sarcastic applause in front of him, Ricochet and Aleister Black arguing with the couple and Adam Cole.
After the fight, Dream, Ricochet and Black seem to have said goodbye to the A crowd of NXT in the ring, suggesting that they could all be on the main list, but only Aleister Black appeared during the Royal Rumble of the trio.
Velveteen Dream however struggled yesterday before the event at the Worlds Collide tournament where NXT UK, NXT UK and 205 Live Superstars clashed.
The Heart of the Problem
The WWE universe was stunned last night after Velveteen Dream, who was supposed to play a decisive role in the Royal Rumble ever since. The NXT brand has not made its appearance.
PWInsider announced today that he was actually behind the scenes, but was wearing a neck brace after struggling at the Worlds Collide tournament earlier in the day. [H/T Ringside News]
Next Steps
Well, only time will tell if we'll see Velveteen Dream on the main list or if we'll be back in NXT in the near future. As for his "injury", we will keep you informed.
Do you want Velveteen Dream to be on the main list? Let us know in the comments.
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Gary Cbadidy is a freelance journalist from Glasgow, Scotland, specializing in professional wrestling with Sportskeeda.
Gary has ten years of experience in writing and a 2: 1 BA. He is also a captionwriter and works on live and pre-recorded broadcasts for UK TV channels, United States and Australia.
