North American Champion Myles Borne has impressed on the “WWE NXT” roster since his time within the No Quarter Catch Crew alongside Tavion Heights, Charlie Dempsey, and Wren Sinclair, but now that he’s on his own, he’s been making big moves. Borne won the North American title from Ethan Page in February, and has been portraying a more hardened character ever since. During an appearance on “The Wealthy Eisen Show,” Borne spoke about his finisher, a jumping neck breaker, referred to as the Borne Again. The young star let the hosts know that it wasn’t him who got here up with the name, nonetheless.
“You recognize who got here up with that?” Borne asked. “It was actually Jelly Roll. Jelly Roll named it. Crazy. That is how you realize as a lyricist, together with his music, he’s so creative. We’re here training, getting him ready for his stuff. Just talked about my finisher. He goes, ‘You bought a reputation for it?’ I said, ‘No, not yet.’ He goes, ‘Borne Again.’ I said, ‘Wow. You got here up with it that fast?’ There it’s. Borne Again.”
The rapper-turned-country music artist trained on the WWE Performance Center, home of “NXT” in Orlando, Florida, ahead of his in-ring debut at SummerSlam 2025. On Cody Rhodes’ “What Do You Want To Talk About?” podcast, Jelly Roll spoke about who he trained with, and gave praise to Borne, Hank & Tank, and Channing “Stacks” Lorenzo.
Borne has recently been coping with a slew of challengers for his title, and even beat Johnny Gargano at Stand & Deliver this 12 months. Recently, he’s put his feud with DarkState seemingly to rest, defeating each Dion Lennox and Saquon Shugars.
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