Sirena Linton is officially a free agent, and she just made sure everyone knows her next chapter will not look like her old one as she burned her old ring gear in a new vignette.
Linton took to Twitter and confirmed she is now taking bookings after her WWE release. She kept the message simple while pointing promoters to her website and booking email: “Long Live The Spice. 🌶️ http://sirenalinton.com | sirenalintonbooking@gmail.com”
The bigger story, though, was the vignette she uploaded with the announcement. The video showed Linton walking through a forest while carrying a can of gasoline, a match, and a trash bag filled with her old ring gear.
She then poured gasoline all over the gear and set it on fire, making it clear this is not just a return to the independents. It looks like a full reset. Linton ended the vignette with one final line that made her new direction very clear: “I’m still spicy, bi****.”
The post comes after Linton addressed her WWE release in a detailed Instagram statement following the April 24 roster cuts. She said the news hit hard, but she also made it clear she believed she had done everything she could during her time there.
“Although this news has been gut-wrenching, I know I have done absolutely everything in my power to show how badly I wanted this and to make my dreams a reality.”
Linton also reflected on her background as a first-generation Mexican American college graduate, NCAA All-American gymnast, and WWE performer who got television exposure with no prior wrestling experience.
“I walked through the doors of WWE straight out of college and, within a year and a half—with zero prior experience—was featured across 3 seasons of a show.”
Sirena Linton may be done with WWE, but she is not done making people pay attention. Her free agent announcement and fiery vignette made it clear that she is moving forward with a new attitude and a message that her story is far from finished.
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