Ethan Page Drops Mortal Kombat-Style Dig at Joe Hendry After Controversial NXT No Mercy Finish

Ethan Page isn’t pulling any punches—or fatalities—after his controversial victory over Joe Hendry at WWE NXT No Mercy.

The former NXT Champion took to Twitter today, posting a clip of his pinfall victory over Hendry. But it wasn’t just any replay; Page edited the footage with a Mortal Kombat-style “Fatality” overlay, sending a clear message to his rival. He captioned the post: “And he was never seen in @WWE again.”

The video, which reimagines Page’s win as a brutal finishing move from the iconic video game series, has fans and critics alike talking. Hendry’s loss came under questionable circumstances at the September 1st event in Denver’s Ball Arena. With Trick Williams as the special guest referee, the match saw Hendry get hit with a low blow that went unseen by Williams. Page capitalized on the moment to secure the win and retain the title at the time.

This Mortal Kombat-style taunt feels like Page doubling down on his dominant—and controversial—reign as a former NXT Champion. The jab at Hendry’s potential future in WWE adds an extra layer of heat to the post-match fallout. Hendry, who has long rallied fans with his “We Believe” chants, has yet to respond to the video, but fans are already speculating whether this rivalry is truly over.

The reaction online shows that Page is living up to his “All Ego” nickname, unapologetically trolling his opponents and solidifying himself as a major player in the wrestling landscape.