Latest WWE Roster Cuts Include Isla Dawn, Giovanni Vinci & Former Tag Team Champions

Former WWE Women's Tag Team Champion Isla Dawn has apparently been released from WWE, as have Giovanni Vinci, Luke Gallows & Karl Anderson.
Isla Dawn announces she done with WWE
Isla Dawn announces she done with WWE / IMAGO / ZUMA Press Wire

It appears as though WWE is not finished with it's latest round of roster cuts.

Former WWE Women's Tag Team Champion Isla Dawn posted an Instagram story Saturday morning that indicated she'll be a free agent within the next 90 days.

Dawn became the seventh Superstar to either be released, or not have their contract renewed, in the last day. She joined Sonya Deville, Blair Davenport, Cedric Alexander, AOP and Paul Ellering in departing the company.

Isla Dawn
Isla Dawn Instagram Screen Grab / Isla Dawn Instagram

"Here for a good time not a long time. See you in 90"

Isla Dawn

Dawn spent a majority of her WWE tenure alongside her tag team partner Alba Fyre. The Unholy Union captured both the WWE and NXT Women's Tag Team Championships together, but their usage on television slowly dwindled after they dropped the WWE Women's Tag Titles back to Bianca Belair and Jade Cargill at Bash in Berlin last August.

Not long after Isla announced her departure, news broke of three more releases.

Mike Johnson of PWInsider is reporting that two-time Raw Tag Team Champions Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson have been let go, ending their latest run with the company after just over two years.

SmackDown Superstar Giovanni Vinci has also been released, according to Sean Ross Sapp of Fightful Select.

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