Jordan Myles too, had a response to this, refusing to allow WWE to put the blame on him for the shirt passing the approval phase. Below is the total account of everything that has happened ever since the controversy came to light. Last night and then again this morning, Jordan Myles tweeted an image of what was intended to be his first NXT T-shirt design, tagging both Triple … WWE has released a statement on Jordan Myles saying he’s unhappy about the shirt they designed for him, claiming the wrestler collaborated with them on the design and gave them approval to sell it.
Boasting over a decade of in-ring experience in the professional wrestling game, Myles first gained fame on the indie circuit under the ring name ACH, an acronym for his real name, Albert Christian Hardie Jr. Jordan Myles’ first piece of WWE merchandise was not received very well at all. "Albert Hardie Jr. (aka Jordan Myles) approved this t-shirt … "One thing I can say, it's not a good looking t-shirt. It's an ugly shirt, I can say that.
WWE responded to Jordan Myles' displeasure with a shirt designed for him, saying the superstar previously approved the design. NXT’s Jordan Myles Calls Out WWE for Racist Shirt Design Myles also said in a since-deleted Twitter video, “WWE doesn’t care about black people.” By Dan Gartland NXT wrestler and former Ring of Honor star Jordan Myles (also known as ACH from his time on the independent scene) took to social media on …
WWE got involved in another controversy with NXT Athlete Jordan Myles accusing them of using the stereotypical use of Blackface mask on his T-Shirt design. "It's not our job to step up and defend Jordan Myles over his t-shirt," he said. WWE removed the shirt, but issued their own statement, stating that Jordan was included in the design and had direct input.
Jordan Myles made a big name for himself on the indies as ACH. It resembled blackface and was pulled from the WWE Shop.A month later, Myles …
In October 2019, Hardie was involved in a controversy after WWE launched a Jordan Myles t-shirt, which depicted his name surrounded by the shape of a mouth, said to be inspired by The Rolling Stones logo. However, the design received accusations, including from Hardie, that it resembled blackface. NXT superstar Jordan Myles lays into WWE on Twitter, in protest of a t-shirt design that visually evokes racist caricatures of black people. He signed with WWE when he had other options available for him.
“Albert Hardie Jr. (aka Jordan Myles) approved this t-shirt for sale.
Jordan Myles’ T-Shirt over which WWE is facing flak from the African American Community.