Vince McMahon’s decision to fire Hit Row sent shockwaves through the WWE universe, exceptionally after B-Fab was cut just a week earlier. However, the stable was resurrected by Triple H, albeit without Swerve Strickland, who had already jumped ship to AEW. Despite their return, Hit Row has been struggling with consecutive losses on SmackDown, leading many to question their future with the company.

One incident that did not help their cause was Top Dollar’s botched dive outside the ring, which became a viral meme and a source of ridicule for WWE commentators. Fans have been wondering whether this mistake may have put a damper on Hit Row’s prospects.

According to RingSide Wrestling reached out for clarification on the situation and were told that there was no specific issue with the stable. Hit Row was not considered top-tier talent and may not receive consistent television exposure as a result. Nonetheless, they are fulfilling their roles as reliable members of the WWE roster, and there does not appear to be any backstage heat on them.

Given McMahon’s abrupt decision to fire them, it remains to be seen where Hit Row will be in the coming months. However, Top Dollar, Ashante Thee Adonis, and B-Fab have the potential to establish themselves as long-term fixtures in WWE and earn a push to elevate their status in the company. For now, they are focused on performing as expected and contributing to the WWE’s ongoing success.