Source: WWE.com




One of NXT’s biggest power couples has tied the knot.

NXT Tag Team Champion Roderick Strong and Marina Shafir celebrated their wedding Wednesday. Shafir, who joined the WWE Performance Center in May, shared a photo of the couple's wedding bands on Instagram:
Roderick Strong and Marina Shafir get married

Could Strong & Shafir’s wedded bliss eventually spell trouble for other Superstars, considering it essentially makes Undisputed ERA and the Four Horsewomen of MMA part of the same extended family?

Only time will tell, but in the meantime, join WWE.com in congratulating the newlyweds.

Big Red Machine wrote: ↑Nov 8th, '18, 16:11 Source: WWE.com




Could Strong & Shafir’s wedded bliss eventually spell trouble for other Superstars, considering it essentially makes Undisputed ERA and the Four Horsewomen of MMA part of the same extended family?

That's an interesting little tease of a thing that will never happen.

Big Red Machine wrote: ↑Nov 8th, '18, 16:11

Big Red Machine wrote: ↑Nov 8th, '18, 16:11 Source: WWE.com




Could Strong & Shafir’s wedded bliss eventually spell trouble for other Superstars, considering it essentially makes Undisputed ERA and the Four Horsewomen of MMA part of the same extended family?

That's an interesting little tease of a thing that will never happen.

Besides, they've been around for a very good while by now and haven't even competed once. I don't really care about anything they do because they never wrestle so why should I?

KILLdozer wrote: ↑Nov 8th, '18, 17:47

Big Red Machine wrote: ↑Nov 8th, '18, 16:11

Big Red Machine wrote: ↑Nov 8th, '18, 16:11 Source: WWE.com




Could Strong & Shafir’s wedded bliss eventually spell trouble for other Superstars, considering it essentially makes Undisputed ERA and the Four Horsewomen of MMA part of the same extended family?

That's an interesting little tease of a thing that will never happen.

Besides, they've been around for a very good while by now and haven't even competed once. I don't really care about anything they do because they never wrestle so why should I?

I thought the NXT Women's Title match finish at Evolution was a pretty clear indication that Duke and Shafir are going to start wrestling on NXT TV pretty soon.

You would think so, but I'm still not too interested in that possibility.

It's definitely serving to move them forward in that direction, it's just a matter of when.