WWE Cruiserweight Classic Competitor Noam Dar could be in serious trouble after a bundle of tweets made by him about 2 to 4 years ago have resurfaced on the internet recently.
In these tweets, the CWC competitor has used very aggressive language and has made some racist comments which are opposite to the WWE policy.
Although most of these tweets have now been deleted by the Newly signed WWE star, fans have taken screenshots of many of his tweets which are now doing the rounds on social media.
In one tweet made during the 2012 Olympics as seen on Allwrestlingnews.com, Noam is quoted saying "If you didn't shout ‘and fried rice’ at your tv screen when the China team came out, your a racist. #olympicceremony"
In another tweet, he is seen making racist comments over black people saying “Hey how funny would it be if people used the ‘my nigga' song on vines.”
Below are some of the screen shots of his old tweets posted by some WWE fans:
It's notable here that Dar was announced to be a part of the upcoming Cruiserweight division of Monday Night Raw during the August 22nd episode of WWE Flagship show.
However since WWE has tried to build an image of being a sensitive company which opposes things such as racism and bullying, it's very much possible that Noam's WWE career could end before it even begins. Although it's worth noticing that WWE has yet to take this matter into consideration.
Noam Dar was announced as a participant of WWE Cruiserweight Classic Tournament on March 31st and he made his in-ring debut in the tournament on June 23
The Independent star defeated Josh Bodom in a qualifying match during a show of RPW to earn the rights to participate in the Network Exclusive tournament.
During his debut on 23rd June Dar defeated Gurv Sihra in a first round matchup of the competition while also kicking off the tournament in the process. After this, he defeated Ho Ho Lun in a second round matchup on July 14th.
However, The former CWC participant was defeated by Zack Sabre Jr in the quarterfinals of the highflying tournament on the August 26th episode thus ending his journey.
The 23-year-old wrestler made his wrestling debut at the young age of 15 while working for independent promotions such as British Championship Wrestling and Premier British Wrestling.
Prior to his latest stint with WWE, he has won both PCW Cruiserweight Championship and the PCW Heavyweight Championship while also winning several other independent titles.
