Chris Berlatti, who worked as the Senior Vice President of Communications for WWE, left the company last week.

Berlatti had been with the company for about two years. Prior to his work with WWE, he worked for ESPN. While speaking to Sports Business Daily, Barlatti praised working with Stephanie McMahon and Paul Levesque on his way out of the company.

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Rhea Ripley, a recent WWE signee, made her NXT debut at Friday’s Live Event in Tampa, Florida.

The Australia native worked as a babyface as she teamed with Ruby Riot and Zeda in a loss to Mandy Rose, Vanessa Borne, and Taynara Conti.

THE TEAM THAT SHOULD HAVE WON!!!!!! @RubyRiotWWE @Zeda_WWE @RheaRipley_WWE pic.twitter.com/DSVs6vqK7r

— THICC BITCH (@BiancaaJoy) August 26, 2017

#NXTTampa @RheaRipley_WWE @RubyRiotWWE & @Zeda_WWE v @WWE_MandyRose @TaynaraContiWWE & @VanessaBorneWWE pic.twitter.com/et00xYobS7

— JJ Williams (@JJWilliamsWON) August 25, 2017

Ripley took part in the Mae Young Classic back in July but had not worked an NXT live event until now.
At just 20 years old, she is the youngest competitor in the tournament, and in this video, she explains why youth is on her side.

Ripley, who began wrestling in 2013 in Australia, signed with WWE in April and reported to the WWE Performance Center in June.

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Kennadi Brink debuted as a referee for the NXT Live Event Thursday night. Kennadi previously worked as an independent wrestler on the indie circuit.

#NXTOrlando Our first ever full time women's referee, Jessica! @LadyKBrink pic.twitter.com/HyoLq2YHRP

— JJ Williams (@JJWilliamsWON) June 1, 2017

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