TikTok superstars Haley and Hanna Cavinder made the surprise announcement they will forego their fifth year of college basketball eligibility at the University of Miami to pursue a “new chapter.”
That chapter might involve wrestling.
During an appearance on “Today” Thursday, the Cavinder twins, who have 4.5 million TikTok followers, hinted at a possible future in WWE.
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“We love the WWE, their fanbase, the sport, the fitness side of it. That fits Hanna and I’s brand and aligns with us. They’re a great partner, and we’re excited about the future with them,” Haley Cavinder said.
The Cavinders are moving quickly after their letter to the university went out on Haley Cavinder’s account.
“The love and support we received from the university and the city was special,” she wrote.
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Hanna Cavinder noted they have media deals waiting to be announced this week.
But one of their NIL deals was with the WWE, so it could be the perfect next chapter for the twins. The world leader in wrestling has had a number of twins in tag team competition over the years.
NIL, or name, image and likeness, has been a huge development in college sports since its inception, and athletes like the Cavinders have benefited tremendously from it.
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They believe they could provide the blueprint for a younger generation.
“After playing all four years together and deciding not to take our fifth year, we just decided there’s more opportunities besides basketball,” Haley Cavinder said. “Obviously, it’s such a difficult position to be in because we wanted to take our fifth year to play and continue, but I think it came down to just optimizing all of the opportunities we have ahead of us.”
“I think we’ll be prime examples to show people what you can do after college with NIL experience,” Hanna Cavinder added.
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