Following stories that he blew off a charity wrestling occasion placed on by International Wrestling King, former WWE star Matt Riddle has refuted the claims.
He took to X, previously Twitter, to interrupt his silence. Riddle fired again at GWK, refuting a number of elements of the report, together with that it wasn’t a charity occasion till the “final second.” He additionally mentioned that he wasn’t booked for something, regardless of being promised sure issues.
“The explanation I did not go is since you booked me [on] a flight on Thursday for a present that was taking place [on] Sunday,” Riddle defined. “And also you mentioned you have been reserving me [for] meet-and-greets, different matches, and appearances. You probably did none of that. I had nothing scheduled, and I used to be gonna sit in a resort room for 2 days in London.
“I instructed you a number of instances I can not try this or would not try this and I bought work for Friday and Saturday and Thursday — I labored Thursday, Friday, Saturday — and I instructed you I might fly to London [on] Saturday night, you mentioned, ‘You pay for it,’ I’m going, ‘No, you pay for it. Take it out of my pay. No matter.’ You guys refused. So I flew to Miami and wrestled there, alright?” he continued.
He additional clarified that he “by no means mentioned I would not pay you guys again.” Riddle additionally claimed that GWK booked him the “worst flight in historical past,” which was a center seat with no meal or checked bag. “GWK, that is in all probability your final run,” he concluded.
Did ex-WWE star Matt Riddle no-show the charity occasion?
If he’s to be believed, Riddle seemingly skipped the present on account of guarantees not coming true. It appears like GWK is framing Riddle because the unhealthy man.
Followers must wait and see if GWK responds. The preliminary report got here from Cultaholic, who alleged Riddle “ripped off” GWK’s charity occasion. They said Riddle did not even make the flight abroad. That seems true, however Riddle’s video offers extra context.