WWE NXT has many names more than ready for the main roster. We know how stacked the women's roster is, but the men are right there too, with Trick Williams, Oba Fema, Ethan Page, and Ricky Saints as the near future stars of Raw and SmackDown. In their shadows is a young roster waiting to take over NXT. Among them is Myles Borne, who is only 25. Borne has been with WWE since 2022, working his way through Level Up and being part of No Quarter Catch Crew.

Until now, his biggest claim to fame was how much he looks like Randy Orton, but as he climbs up the ladder and prepares for an NXT Championship title shot against Oba Femi at NXT Battleground, Borne is finding a bigger spotlight. On the last episode of NXT, Myles opened up about the reasoning for his unusual accent. He told the audience that it's because he's deaf. This is not a character trait. Myles Borne really is hearing impaired, but it's not stopping him from becoming a big star of the future.

Myles Borne (real name David Bostian III) was a high school amateur wrestler before being recruited to WWE in 2022. He learned at the Performance Center, performed often on NXT's little-seen show, Level Up, and is now part of the No Quarter Catch Crew faction with Charlie Dempsey, Tavion Heights, and Wren Sinclair.