It was previously reported that The Young Bucks were contacted by people from the WWE 2K video game about doing motion capture work for next year’s game. They were told that so many people were using the create a wrestler mode to play as The Young Bucks that they wanted to capture their signature moves for the next game.
What made it extra strange was that they were contacted a day after WWE sent them a cease and desist letter over the “too sweet” gesture.
The Young Bucks were asked on Twitter if the story was true and if they accepted the offer and Nick Jackson said it was true, but they said no.
Yes, we said no. https://t.co/nVzC2IKRVp
— The Young Bucks (@NickJacksonYB) October 19, 2017
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