Partial Source: The Wrestling Observer
In light of the recent controversy surrounding the social media activity of former NXT Diva Zahra Schreiber, WWE is going to start performing more thorough background checks of the social media accounts for prospective talents before signing them. Schreiber was previously involved in a scandal where nude pictures of her and Seth Rollins were posted on social media by Rollins’ ex-fiancée. She got in trouble again after images of her posting Nazi artwork on her Instagram account in 2012 re-surfaced online. This is what ultimately led to her termination.
Also, a source noted that talents who are looking to work for WWE should start deleting any questionable material from their social media accounts. In addition, the report states that it was suggested that women wrestlers should delete any heavily sexually themed photos immediately. The problem is that even if controversial material is deleted, there is still a chance of there being some record of it online.
As previously reported, WWE world champion Seth Rollins was off this weekend, and he did not work any of the weekend WWE house shows. He was on vacation with his girlfriend (and mistress), recently fired WWE NXT Diva Zahra Schreiber, in the Dominican Republic. He is now reportedly heading to Baltimore for tomorrow’s edition of RAW.
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