NXT name rumored for main roster call up this summer
An NXT performer is rumored to be making her way to the main roster this summer. According to a rumor from Rope Break, the former Patreon for BodySlam, Nikkita Lyons is set to be making her way up to the main roster at some point this summer:
One name that was mentioned recently for a potential call up to the main roster this summer is none other than Nikkita Lyons, with some suggesting that she would move from NXT to Monday Night Raw.
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We’re working to try and get more on this, however for the the time being, we will be treating it as a rumor until we can get something more concrete.
The BodySlam Patreon and affiliated entities have previously broken news in the past, but recent changes over there have meant that the Patreon is now listed under “Rope Break.” While we believe that it is still the same main group of people getting this information, we will not be posting anything they break as news, only rumors, until we’re able to verify it ourselves going forward.
FAQ and Context
When is Nikkita Lyons expected to move to the main roster?
At some point this summer, according to the rumor. No firm date has been reported.
Which main roster show is she expected to join?
Some sources suggest Monday Night Raw, though this hasn’t been confirmed by WWE.
Where did this rumor come from?
Rope Break, the Patreon previously known as BodySlam.
Is the call-up officially confirmed?
No. WWE has not announced anything. The story is being treated as a rumor until it can be verified independently.
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