Robbie was not there to wrestle. He walked out in a tight-fitting suit and glasses (see below) and managed Saurav Gurjar and Rinku Singh.
Robbie noted on Twitter that he is building a BRAND so it looks like, at least for now, like he will be used solely as a manger or an advocate since Vince McMahon is not a fan of the word “manager.”
According to FLWrestlingFan on Twitter, he gave a mission statement during his debut. He expanded on his mission to create a group of elite wrestlers from across the globe. While managers haven’t been truly in favor in WWE for a long while, we’ve seen more in recent years than you’d expect. Here’s hoping the former Jersey Shore wannabe makes an impact in this new profession.
Check out the photos below:
.@WWENXT debut for @RobertStrauss being an advocate for @gurjar_saurav and @RealRinkuSingh. He’s creating an enterprise consisting of elite athletes from all over the world. #NXTSanford pic.twitter.com/eqCTyTmIw0— Kyle (@FLWrestlingFan) March 22, 2019
Made quite an impression in the corner of @rinkusingh235 and @gurjar_saurav ...In @WWENXT , I plan on building a BRAND! Tonight it began in #NXTSanford! #therobertstraussbrand pic.twitter.com/5uCcsBiKIV— Robert Strauss (@RobertStrauss) March 22, 2019
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