Apollo Crews is on his out of WWE as the companys April 24 roster cuts continue to grow. Talent exits from WWEs main roster took place on April 24, and Crews is among the names believed to have finished up with the company. His departure marks the end of a lengthy run that stretched across multiple brands and championship moments. The 38-year-old had been with WWE since 2014, appearing on WWE NXT, WWE Raw, and WWE SmackDown throughout his career. Over the years, he remained a steady presence across the roster, working in both singles and tag team competition. Crews had recently worked his way back from injury before this reported release. In November, he returned to in-ring action at an event for Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide, marking his first match since early 2025 when he suffered a torn pectoral muscle. His last WWE match took place during a taping of WWE Main Event ahead of the SmackDown episode before WrestleMania. During his time in WWE, Crews captured both the WWE United States Championship and the WWE Intercontinental Championship, giving him multiple title reigns across his run with the company. His reported exit adds another experienced name to a growing list of WWE departures, signaling a wide-reaching roster shakeup across multiple levels of the company. Do you think WWE made the right decision releasing Apollo Crews, or should he have been given another run on television? Drop your thoughts in the comments. G Add as a preferred source on Google
