Killer Kross Says He and Scarlett Aren’t Required To Sign Together as a Package Deal

Killer Kross says he and Scarlett Bordeaux aren’t always a package deal after both left WWE; Kross declined a 24-hour contract offer. Betting angle: expect more singles bookings for Kross and fewer tag-team appearances, so punters might favor Kross in singles markets and avoid tag-team or combined-appearance props involving the couple.

Killer Kross: “Not necessarily” a package deal with Scarlett Bordeaux

Killer Kross has pushed back against the idea that he and his wife Scarlett Bordeaux must always be booked together. While the duo recently departed WWE after their contracts expired, Kross says they’re open to working together or separately — provided negotiations are fair and respect safety and compensation concerns.

What Kross said about working together

Kross emphasized clear communication and fair terms as the foundation for choosing bookings. “Not necessarily. Her and I, as long as the deal is fair and with respect and can be discussed with logic and rational communication, we’re open to working in and out of whatever is being offered. But like, if you come to me and you offer me something and you tell me that we’re going to exclude all of this information and you were to say to me that the revenue I’m generating for the company is not relevant to the conversation, well, some of my friends are dead or have broken their necks doing this, and I don’t want to be laid up somewhere in a hospital bed one day thinking about terms that I accepted when you told me that and I didn’t feel comfortable with it. So like, her and I are, you know, I guess just the direct answer would be not necessarily, no.”

Contract talks and exit from WWE

Both performers left WWE after their contracts expired. Kross revealed he received a new offer but was given only 24 hours to accept and ultimately declined. Scarlett was not extended the same offer. The split with WWE appears based on divergent contract decisions rather than an automatic decision to remain a permanent tag or package act.

Betting implications for punters

This development shifts the likely market structure for upcoming shows: - Singles markets: Kross is more likely to take singles bookings, which could shorten his odds in one-on-one matches. - Tag/team props: Reduced probability of the couple appearing together makes tag-team appearance or combined-appearance bets riskier. - Futures and novelty markets: Punters should watch booking announcements closely; early card placements for Kross may offer value in match-winning props.

For bettors: consider favoring Kross in singles markets if his booking pattern confirms independent appearances, and be cautious on props that require both Kross and Scarlett to appear or team up.

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