Triple H’s WWE schedule has grown since his promotion to Chief Content Officer. Recently, fans were outraged by a new report as former NXT North American Champion Velveteen Dream did not want to return to the Stamford-based promotion.
Recently, a report surfaced that Velveteen Dream has been doing well and undergoing treatment for the past few months. The report also stated that he was seen at the Performance Center.
Fans who learned about the statement were upset because of the allegations made against him before his release from Velveteen Dream. Many in the WWE Universe dismissed the idea of the former NXT North American Champion returning to the promotion.
Check out some of the reactions below:
Most fans expressed their displeasure towards the former NXT Superstar. A few questioned his return and compared him to other WWE Superstars who got second chances, such as Jeff Hardy and Matt Riddle. Later, Faithfull cleared the air about the earlier report and said that Dream is not at the performance center.
What did the Velveteen Dream do in WWE under Triple H’s creative leadership?
Patrick Clark Jr., aka Velveteen Dream, spent a couple of years getting promoted. Clarke first started out as a Tough Enough competitor before moving to the then-Black and Gold brand under the creative direction of Triple H, where she became Velveteen Dream.
Dream got his big break in NXT when he feuded with Aleister Black, and the two delivered a stellar match at WWE NXT Takeover: Wargames 2017. In 2019, Dream won the North American Championship from Johnny Gargano and became the longest reigning champion. A champion of the brand.
The record was broken by Wes Lee after winning the title in 2022. Later, he feuded with The Undisputed Era after Roderick Strong defeated him to win the title. After an absence of several weeks, he returned and feuded with Adam Cole for the NXT Championship, losing.
Eventually, there were teases that he would enter the tag team division with Dexter Loomis. Unfortunately, he lost to Kushita and went on a hiatus. In 2021, he was released from WWE and eventually left the industry.
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