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The Cavinder Twins, Haley and Hanna, have caused a stir on Instagram with a viral workout picture.
The twins, who have amassed a massive following on TikTok with over 4.4 million followers, are now making waves on Instagram, with their combined follower count reaching over a million.
Known for their impressive skills and success in college athletics, the Cavinder twins have become major influencers in the sports world. At the age of 22, they have already made a name for themselves in the basketball scene, playing a crucial role in the unprecedented success of the Miami Hurricanes in 2023.
Haley, with an average of 12.2 points per game, was even named second team All-ACC, while Hanna contributed significantly off the bench, helping the team reach their first-ever Elite Eight.
However, the twins surprised their fans when they recently announced their departure from the University of Miami and their retirement from basketball. Their new career path? The world of professional wrestling, specifically the WWE.
On a recent appearance on the TODAY show, the Cavinder twins revealed their decision to pursue wrestling and shared their excitement about this new venture.
With their immense popularity and dedication to fitness, it comes as no surprise that the Cavinder twins are transitioning into the world of professional wrestling.
A viral workout picture they recently posted on Instagram further fueled the anticipation, as it showcased their intense training regimen as they prepare for their new career.
The picture features the twins taking a break after a rigorous workout. Accompanying the image is a caption that reads, “eating well… feeling better 🫶,” indicating their commitment to maintaining a healthy lifestyle as they embark on this new chapter.
As the Cavinder twins continue to captivate audiences with their talents and engaging social media presence, it remains to be seen how their journey in the WWE unfolds.
One thing is certain, though: their fans will be eagerly following their every move, supporting them as they make their mark in the world of professional wrestling.