Forgotten member of WWE’s Original Nexus ready to come out of retirement after 10-year absence

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Nexus is one of the largest “Whatsa” in WWE history because they feel quickly before they retract. The original member of the group that retired a decade ago is open out of retirement.

The eight native members of Nexus were the Parit Valley, David Autonja, Heath Slater, Darren Young, Justin Gabriel, Scip Shevild, Daniel Brian and Michael Tarv.

Speak on TMZ inside the ring Podcast, Open Autonja about the possibility of returning to the ring after absence for 10 years. He has not struggled since July 2015, when he lost to R-HRUTH at the house exhibition in Illinois. It was his last television match in Wrestlemania Xxx in Andre The Giant Memorial Battle Royal.

“I have no (injuries), fortunately. But yes, this is something I will do if the story is correct, the price was true … hey, if someone gave me a person.”

David Autonja remained in WWE after his last match in 2015 and made different roles, from the host to an analyst to a commentator. He left the company in 2019 and continued to pursue a acting profession. He is a lawyer since he became a pro -wrestler, but it is unclear whether he is still practicing or not.

Where is the rest of the original members in Nexus?

The leader of Nexus Wade Barrett, who is still with WWE as a commentator but is currently in a state of stopping. Daniel Brian with AEW as a full -time commentator and semi -competition in the episode. Darren Young has been signed on NJPW and NWA, while Skip Sheffield, more known as Ryback, has been retired since 2018.

Heath Slater and Justin Gabriel are still working on the independent circle, while Michael Tarv has retired since 2021. Tarver also has a music career as a Christian rapper. He signed with a registration mark in 2022.

Among the other former members of Nexus after the re -assurances John Cena, CM Punk, Michael McGillicutty (Curtis Axel), Husky Harris (Bray Wyatt) and Mason Ryan.

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