The adjustment from the independent scene or another promotion to WWE is a big enough transition for many wrestlers as they must get used to what Triple H likes to say as the WWE system or WWE playbook. Things are done differently in the company, and they send new talent despite experience through NXT to get used to the WWE style. When someone joins the company from another country, it’s an even more difficult transition as they also have to get used to living in the United States.
Sareee (Sarray) spent a few years in WWE, but worked just 23 total matches.
Sareee joined the promotion in February 2020 after finding success in Japan and departed in March of this year once deciding to leave after not being used on television for several months.
She will make her in-ring return on May 16 when she clashes with Chihiro Hashimoto. This will be her first match since August 2022.
While speaking with Web Sportiva, the former WWE star revealed that there was talk of renewing her contract.
“I didn’t fight on the main roster, but I felt that I had learned enough in WWE. I was able to absorb the spirit of entertainment that I had been missing. There was talk of renewing the contract, but I wanted to do wrestling that I believed in, and at 27 years old, I was at my most physically active, so I thought, I will regret it if I don’t do the wrestling I have wanted to do for a long time now.”
Regarding her overall experience of being in WWE, she said she didn’t regret it and it was a positive one.
