Stokely Hathaway made his NXT debut last night at a house show in Tampa, FL.
Hathaway has new name – Court Moore – and was managing Babatunde Aiyegbusi, who defeated Nick Comoroto. “Court” got on the mic after the match and said that he’s a representative to the stars and Babatunde is his “newest monster.”
Hathaway signed with WWE earlier this month along with Robert “Robbie E” Strauss, who also made his NXT debut the night before as a manager.
Hathaway has mostly played the role of a heel manager throughout his career, starting with ROH in 2014, then as a regular in EVOLVE from 2016-2018 before briefly going to MLW.
Congrats on your @WWENXT debut @StokelyHathaway! #NXTTampa
He’s going by Court Moore. He’s the representative to the stars and @Babatundewwe is his “newest monster.” pic.twitter.com/ElWe7hVgRU
— Kyle (@FLWrestlingFan) March 22, 2019
A familiar face now going by Court Moore is managing Babatunde tonight.@StokelyHathaway pic.twitter.com/FyAIhAmoXm
— JJ Williams (@JJWilliamsWON) March 22, 2019
Big guys. #NXTTampa pic.twitter.com/uxnMoJ1Un4
— CM™️ (@StokelyHathaway) March 23, 2019

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