WWE has introduced a unique tradition for the inaugural Crown Jewel Championship by awarding winners commemorative rings, similar to Super Bowl rings, instead of traditional titles, which will remain in Saudi Arabia. This decision aims to enhance the event's prestige and create a collectible legacy for future champions. In a related development, WWE announced the release of three wrestlers—Baron Corbin, Indi Hartwell, and Tegan Nox—just before the Crown Jewel event, a move that has raised concerns among fans and insiders about the company's future direction. Corbin, a veteran with multiple accolades, confirmed his exit via social media, while Hartwell and Nox will be subject to 90-day non-compete clauses. The releases follow a recent trend of Friday night cuts, stirring speculation about WWE's internal plans and direction. The Crown Jewel event is set to showcase matches featuring stars like Cody Rhodes, GUNTHER, Liv Morgan, and Nia Jax, marking a significant moment in WWE's annual calendar.