Jordan Myles Confirms He Approved WWE T-Shirt Design, But Later Deletes Tweet

The Jordan Myles 'Blackface' t-shirt controversy is raging on with Myles releasing his side of events about how the WWE tee came to be. 

Myles has confirmed that he did approve of the t-shirt, as per a WWE statement on the matter. However, the tweet in which he first revealed this and some background on the t-shirt has since been deleted.

In the tweet Myles stated:

"I'm far from perfect. I'm willing to anything for the job of my dreams to make things work for both parties. I only agreed to the t-shirt because it was shown to me on a white tee. Once placed on a black tee you can clearly see the racist intentions"

When I originally saw the design I was uncomfortable. Rather than addressing the issue I decided to counter offer with another.

Baker Landon lied to my face! He said HHH wanted this design so my hands were tied. I spoke with @TripleH in person and his impression was I approved https://t.co/JndOSasTGK

— Jordan Myles (@GoGoMyles) October 28, 2019

Don’t believe me? Email him and ask him yourself.

GFYS Baker! pic.twitter.com/iNfV7aqq6M

— Jordan Myles (@GoGoMyles) October 28, 2019

THE WHOLE WWE SYSTEM IS FRAUD!
THEY CREATED THIS SYSTEM WHERE YOU CANT TRUST ANYONE, YOU GROW COLD, AND YOU GROW APART FROM WHAT YOU LOVE THE MOST!

The fact that @HulkHogan is still employed after giving the locker room an apology for being caught says enough.#ForTheCulture

— Jordan Myles (@GoGoMyles) October 28, 2019

A copy of the deleted tweet can be seen below.