Gable Steveson thinks he could have done more in the WWE before he was released. The Olympic gold medallist was brought in as a huge name in 2021. He was one of the top amateur wrestlers in the world and was even drafted to Raw before wrestling his first match in the WWE.

Gable Steveson hasn't managed to pin down a career since becoming the youngest to ever win Olympic gold in men's freestyle wrestling.

Gable Steveson was released from WWE in May, ending the Olympic gold medalist’s time with WWE. He has now opened up about the end of his time with the company. Steveson joined WWE on a NIL deal and he made a few appearances ahead of his NXT run in 2023.

Gable Steveson, an Olympic gold medalist, recently shared insights about his departure from WWE and his focus on collegiate wrestling. While he expressed some disappointment about his WWE stint, he has no regrets and remains open to a future return.

After disappointing stints in the NFL and WWE, Olympic gold medalist Gable Steveson returned to what he does best. Using his extra year of college

Gable Steveson reveals what went wrong in his failed tenure with WWE. What gives? Did all the outside noise about Steveson's arrests simply cloud his “Olympic Hero”-style hype? Or was it his unwillingness to commit to the grind that did it,

When asked when he started to feel like WWE was not the best fit, Steveson noted that he was not sure, but it built up over time. He said that it wasn't the right time. He was then asked whether it was his decision to leave or WWE's choice to part ways.

Gable Steveson mentioned that he became comfortable with himself in NXT but acknowledged that he could have improved some aspects.