Greg Miller has confirmed that he has departed from WWE.
Fans noticed that Miller's profile had been removed from the WWE.com roster page, and asked him about the removal on social media.
Miller did some pre-show hosting duties with WWE, but was best known for hosting "This is Awesome" on Peacock.
"If you didn't know, I hosted a show for WWE called 'This is Awesome' where we ran you through the most awesome moments in WWE history. We filmed three seasons of it and it was awesome and it was great, and it's officially over," Miller said on his Gregway YouTube Series. "I've known for a while that we were (done). I was just hoping to skate by a little bit longer on wwe.com/superstars so that I could keep saying that I was a WWE superstar. I knew this day was coming. You might have noticed, season three's outro was very much, 'Thank you for everything.' It could have been a season finale, but we thought it might be a series finale."
Miller continued, saying that WWE's focus on Netflix seemed to play a part in things.
"It was a Peaock show. Raw is on Netflix in America. Everywhere else, everything is on Netflix. Netflix is kind of the focus, not Peacock, in terms of what was going on. There were a few different things that happened. Then, it was the shocker for me, the people who make 'This is Awesome' were actually laid off in January. 'That's not good. Now there is no one there to make it happen.' The other one, since jumping over to Netflix, you've seen the one and only Big E host a bunch of different show. I think, that more than anything, 'this is why it doesn't make sense for Greg Miller, video game dork, to host anything,'" said Miller.
Miller said it was bittersweet, but he understood that WWE has people under contract who can host things, so it didn't make sense for them to bring him in to do it.
All three seasons of "This Is Awesome" are available on Peacock.
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