In recent months, Riddick Moss became a WWE Main Event regular, putting over the likes of Bronson Reed, Tommaso Ciampa, and Apollo Crews. Therefore, seeing his name included wasn’t a huge surprise when WWE decided to make roster cuts last week. However, despite the fact he has never wrestled outside WWE’s system, it appears he intends to remain in the business and, from now on, will be doing so under his real name. This is known because the 33-year-old has updated his Twitter/X handle to @TheMikeRallis and made it known he can be booked via [email protected] in his bio.
Following a successful tryout in 2014, Rallis joined WWE and initially worked as an enhancement talent in NXT under the name Digg Rawlis before becoming Riddick Moss. And while he was always considered a top prospect, it would take several years before he received his big break in the form of a partnership with Happy Corbin on SmackDown, where he adopted a comic persona and went by the name Madcap Moss. This led him to him winning the 2022 André the Giant Memorial Battle Royal and then feuding ingwith Corbin in a featured program. Yet, once this was over, he became just another name on the roster and slowly slipped down the card.
