Jordan 'ACH' Myles Confirms WWE Release, Says Vince McMahon Can't Hold Him Down Anymore

Wrestler ACH has confirmed his departure from WWE, after making headlines over a t-shirt he saw to be racist. 

ACH, who competed in WWE as Jordan Myles, commented about the controversial shirt earlier this year, which depicts the Myles names as teeth in a smile, surrounded in a red background on a black shirt. 

Seeing the design as an allusion to blackface, Myles criticized the WWE for the design, describing the company as racist, but received backlash after claiming the success of former two-time ROH World Champion Jay Lethal was because he's an "Uncle Tom".

In a tweet, ACH can be seen signing paperwork, which upon closer inspection, are WWE release documents. 

#KingIsBack pic.twitter.com/U1Mi8f2Nel

— Albert C Hardie / Super A.C.H (@ACHisSuper) November 21, 2019

In a follow-up tweet, the 2019 NXT Breakout Superstar winner said that Vince McMahon can't hold him down anymore. 

Hey @VinceMcMahon

Can’t hold me down no more.

This is FOR THE WRESTLING CULTURE. pic.twitter.com/wA2UbBFiZP

— Albert C Hardie / Super A.C.H (@ACHisSuper) November 21, 2019