'We're very excited': Hanna and Haley Cavinder leaving college basketball to start training for WWE
SOUTH BEND, INDIANA: Hanna and Haley Cavinder, the 22-year-old twins, will soon start their training for WWE in Orlando, Florida, the TikTok stars’ agent reportedly said. The announcement came after it was revealed that the pair was not participating in the fifth and final season of college basketball eligibility.
The sisters’ agent Jeff Hoffman, according to the Daily Mail, said, “The potential - what could be - I think they'd be excited if that type of opportunity presented itself for them to be main features in the WWE. WWE fans provide such positive comments, feedback, and energy to the twins. The WWE, they have a very specific training process They don't just fit people into storylines and say, ‘Here you go.’”
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‘We're very excited about the future’
Hoffman added, “The twins are D-I athletes, they're extremely fit, healthy, and exercise constantly, but there's also a process through the training to make sure you understand not only movements but safety. That fits to Hanna and I's brain and aligns greatly with us.”
A week prior, Haley reportedly said, “We love the WWE. Their fanbase, their sport, the fitness side of it. That fits to Hanna and I’s brain and aligns great with us. So yeah, we’re very excited about the future with them.”
We will ‘start a new chapter in our lives’
A statement by the two read, “We would like to thank our teammates and coaches for bringing us in as family and being part of a historic season. With that being said, Hanna and I have decided to not take our fifth year and start a new chapter in our lives. The U will always be home and we are forever proud to be Hurricanes.”
The sisters posted a series of photos and a video on their joint Instagram page too with a caption that said, “Thank you basketball,” attracting a number of comments from their fans. A fan remarked, “Please come back next season, women’s college basketball needs you two.” Another one stated, “Going to Miss seeing yous play but Good Luck with your next Journey!”
A third one noted, “Damn I hate there isn’t an WNBA career happening @haleycavinder.” “So glad I was able to support y’all over the years, whether at Fresno or Miami! Can’t wait to see what’s next!,” a comment added.
In March, Hanna revealed, per The Guardian, that she loved “basketball." "I ride or die basketball. I’ve given basketball so much of my life. And sometimes I’m like, ‘I just want to breathe.’ I really just want to breathe. I want to live. I don’t want to be on a plan. I don’t want to be on a schedule. But at the end of the day, I’m so competitive in life that I don’t know if I’m going to regret it or not," she reportedly said.
Meanwhile, the Cavinders’ new passion has attracted some attention online with a user saying, “Wwe needs to sign them to wrestler contracts could be the next Bella’s.” The second user tweeted, “We need more women’s tag teams. Hope they transition over well to wrestling if they go for it.” “Yes because NIL signings do SO well in WWE, how's Gable Steveson doing lately?” the third one added.
Wwe needs to sign them to wrestler contracts could be the next Bella’s
— sweetermansdan ✌🏾 fight on (@kabongodan99) April 11, 2023
We need more women’s tag teams. Hope they transition over well to wrestling if they go for it.
— Winnie (@Iconic_94) April 11, 2023
Yes because NIL signings do SO well in WWE, how's Gable Steveson doing lately?
— Ulysses Ventura (he/him) 🔴🌙 (@UlyssesVentura) April 11, 2023
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