Less than a month after he said WWE had racist intentions with a t-shirt design, the now former Jordan Myles announced via Twitter Wednesday night that he is quitting WWE.
Myles (real name Albert Hardie Jr.) said, among other things, that he "would like to announce that I quit f*cking WWE. I am no longer an employee. I refuse to work with racists. I f*cking hate that company and everything they stand for."
He also said to never call him Jordan Myles again, referring to it as a slave name, adding that "it's ACH and don't forget the Super."
The problems began with a t-shirt design Hardie publicly said had racist intentions, calling out Vince McMahon and Paul "HHH" Levesque by name. It later escalated as he shared some now deleted email conversations with a company creative worker that appeared to contradict statements Levesque was said to have made internally about the design.