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#3 WWE ‘ignored him for months’ during his injury
Shortly before his WrestleMania Axxess match against Dominik Dijakovic, Luke Harper issued a lengthy statement on Twitter which explained how much the match meant to him and why he was treating the encounter as “his WrestleMania”.
During the April 2019 post, he also revealed that, six months after undergoing double ligament reconstruction wrist surgery in October 2018, he had not been brought to a single television taping during that time by WWE.
The former Wyatt Family member wrote that he constantly had doubts throughout his recovery from injury about whether he still had what it takes to perform against the up-and-comers in WWE’s system, especially when he was cleared in February 2019 and still not brought to television.
He added:
"Being ignored and left home for months exasperated these thoughts and it sucked."
Harper went on to defeat Dijakovic and the match was widely praised by fans on social media.
