WWE: Aaron Roberts Says He’s Been Released From WWE ID Contract, Lola Vice on Jacy Jayne Being Locker Room Leader in NXT, A&E WWE Ratings for August 24th

Aaron Roberts Announces His Release From WWE ID Contract

WWE ID talent Aaron Roberts announced earlier today on Twitter that he was released from his WWE ID contract by WWE.

I was fired from my dream job. @WWEID @WWE pic.twitter.com/1UsDbtLdyY

— Aaron Roberts (@Aaron_Roberts01) August 26, 2025

Prior to his announcement, Roberts had been signed to a WWE ID deal since November of 2024.

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Lola Vice Comments on Jacy Jayne Being Locker Room Leader in NXT

A recent episode of the No Contest Wrestling Podcast featured NXT talent Lola Vice as the guest. One of the topics discussed included Vice’s thoughts about current NXT Women’s Champion Jacy Jayne being a locker room leader in WWE’s NXT brand.

“Jacy can be a bitch sometimes, she can, but I will say — she’s a locker room leader. She leads by example. She’s an extremely hardworking person. She never complains. She’s incredible at her job. She’s taught me a lot and I feel like Jacy also — she’s one of the best women’s strikers that we have in wrestling that has never had a striking background before. I like the way she thinks and she’s so passionate about wrestling. She inspires me, even though I want her title. I’ve learned so much from her and I’m very happy she’s in the position that she’s in.”

Transcript h/t: Fightful.com

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A&E WWE Programming Ratings – August 24, 2025

This past Sunday’s WWE Greatest Moments doubleheader first episode drew 194,000 viewers on A&E. This episode also drew a 0.04 rating in the 18-49 demographic. This episode focused on Tag Teams of the 90s.

This up compared to last week’s doubleheader first episode of 164,000 viewers but equal to its 18-49 demographic rating.

This past Sunday’s WWE Greatest Moments doubleheader second episode drew 184,000 viewers on A&E. This episode also drew a 0.04 rating in the 18-49 demographic. This episode focused on Mic Drops of the 90s.

This was up compared last week’s doubleheader second episode of 163,000 viewers but down compared to its 0.04 rating.

Source: Programming Insider