Cameron Grimes and Hit Row have failed to get over with the fans
Cameron Grimes defeated a member of Hit Row in a dark match, before the start of WWE SmackDown.
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Hit Row has really failed to get over ever since their main roster debut several months ago. The group consisting of Ashante "Thee" Adonis, Top Dolla, B-Fab was constantly receiving flak from the fans, whether it was for their rap skills, or their in-ring work. They have since been off television for quite a while. All this culiminated in one of their members, Top Dolla, getting axed as part of the recent cuts.
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On the other hand, Cameron Grimes was once a top star in NXT. However, his arrival on the main roster has been lackluster to say the least. Much like Ashante, Grimes has been off television for quite a while, but has been involved in dark matchs quite often.
Tonight, Grimes competed in a dark match against Ashante "Thee" Adonis before the commencement of SmackDown. As expected, Grimes picked up an impressive victory against the Hit Row member according to PWInsider.
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It remains to be seen if Cameron Grimes will be able to get back on television sometime in the near future.
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