Wren Sinclair apparently thought a suspension meant she just couldn’t wrestle — because she still showed up outside WWE NXT and tried to clock in at the merch truck anyway. Robert Stone caught her before the September 22, 2026 episode of NXT and made it very clear that her punishment includes staying off the property altogether.
Sinclair has been suspended since the WWE NXT episode on September 8, 2026, when she completely lost it on Kelani Jordan following the NXT Women’s Champion’s successful title defense against Jaida Parker. Sinclair grabbed a kendo stick and unloaded on Jordan until security finally pulled her away.
Stone responded later that night by suspending Sinclair, but apparently Wren wasn’t planning on spending that suspension sitting at home. Before the September 22 show even started, she was spotted inside the NXT merchandise truck outside the venue trying to work the stand. Stone showed up and immediately shut the whole thing down.
“You can’t be here.”
Sinclair tried arguing her case while fans gathered around the scene, but Stone wasn’t interested in negotiating. Security was brought in to escort her away from the truck as the crowd started loudly chanting for the suspended NXT star.
“We want Wren! We want Wren!”
The crowd support didn’t exactly help her case. Stone warned Sinclair that continuing to show up while she’s suspended could make the punishment even worse, giving her another reason to finally stay away before she digs herself into an even deeper hole.
Sinclair may be banned from competing right now, but she’s doing a pretty lousy job of disappearing. Getting tossed from the merch truck while fans chant your name is certainly one way to spend a suspension, but Stone made it pretty clear that another stunt like this could cost her even more time.
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