For quite a long time, WWE has had a propensity for getting obscure from nearby advancements to "carry out the occupation" to some of their geniuses. Recently, this has been seen bounty on Raw with a few of these additional items coming into lose in a snappy squash to any semblance of Braun Strowman and Nia Jax. The previous evening on SmackDown Live, one of them showed up on WWE TV. It didn't end in the most ideal way, however he recovered his name out there. Presently down to the genuine inquiry. Who in the damnation is James Ellsworth?
James Ellsworth right now lives in Baltimore, Maryland and is the promoter for Adrenaline Championship Wrestling. This autonomous advancement works out of Hagerstown, Maryland and, as most littler advancements, highlights a mix of youthful best in class gifts and the intermittent appearance by a previous whiz. As of late, ACW highlighted a matchup between Shane Douglas, a long-lasting ECW top pick, and Buff Bagwell, a previous WCW whiz who never entirely made the move to WWE.
In a meeting with IYHWrestling.com, Ellsworth uncovered that he's been doing function as an additional ability for WWE for a couple of years. Previously, he'd functioned as a Rosebud for Adam Rose. At the point when WWE has broadcast occasions where they require a couple of additional hands on deck for odd parts, for example, the Rosebuds, to claim to be security, or to get obliterated by Braun Strowman, they call somebody neighborhood.
The previous evening, with WWE being in Philadelphia, and Baltimore only a couple of hours up the street, it was a simple decision to take prompt fan most loved James Ellsworth and take him back to the WWE for another minute in the spotlight. Ellsworth was booked to group with AJ Styles against John Cena and Dean Ambrose in the Main Event of SmackDown Live. This would've been an astounding open door for the 31-year-old contender, however it was stopped by The Miz as he struck Ellsworth on the stage and put a conclusion to any headliner trusts this week with a Skull Crushing Finale face-first into the steel on-ramp.
Another hard succumb to Ellsworth, yet ideally this won't be the last we see of him. The unforeseen development was made considerably more heartbreaking when SmackDown General Manager Daniel Bryan uncovered on Talking Smack that, had Ellsworth contended and vanquished John Cena, he would've been on the spread on WWE 2K17. This may not be the last we see of him, as Bryan said on Talking Smack that they have "huge arrangements" for James Ellsworth.
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