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UPDATE: King, Stacks and Arianna would also approach Charlie Dempsey later in the night, saying that he is ‘one of us’.

There has been an update on a potential new faction forming on WWE television, with a likely new member now revealed.

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Earlier today, WWE NXT star Lexis King took to social media, where he spoke about having a ‘birth right’ to be in the company, and how he was sick of ‘NIL trust fund jocks’ and ‘failed Olympians’ taking spots from him.

King had been forming an alliance with Channing ‘Stacks’ Lorenzo and Arianna Grace in recent weeks, with Arianna being the daughter of Santino Marella.

King teased forming a potential new faction to combat the new faces on the brand with other second generation stars, and one of those names has seemingly been revealed.

Amid ongoing tensions within Chase U, Chase U member Uriah Connors is seemingly on the outs with the group, with King approaching Connors backstage on tonight’s show, saying that ‘his father should be proud’.

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King would defeat Tavion Heights later in the night thanks to help from Stacks and Arianna, saying that it was ‘just the beginning’ of things with him on the show.

Connors is the real-life son of Fit Finlay, and so would fit in with King’s idea around this new group.

King has also been teaming with Brooks Jensen on recent NXT live events, though they have not yet made it to television as a duo.

Jensen is the real-life son of former WWE star Bull Buchanan.

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Uriah Connors’ brother David Finlay is reportedly set to leave NJPW at the end of the month, with rumours that he may be set to make the move to WWE.

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