Freddie Prince Jr. Had Contacted Bray Wyatt Over Potential Contract for His New Promotion
As noted before, actor and former WWE writer Freddie Prince Jr. is currently working on plans to launch a new wrestling promotion by the end of next year.
In a recent episode of the Wrestling with Freddie podcast, host Prince Jr. revealed that he had recently contacted former WWE wrestler Bray Wyatt for a potential creative-type deal with his upcoming new promotion.
“So I’m still moving forward. I have a finished script. I have two producers that are both interested in wanting to partner up with me on this. I don’t have a TV deal in place, but I am very close to that. It’s weird sharing dreams for two reasons; One, once you release the energy, it’s out there and it’s no longer within you. Then you have to find a new way to challenge yourself. Secondly, I hate announcing a deal before there is ink on paper because until there is ink on paper, your script is nothing, your federation is nothing, it’s just an idea. I have a script in place that people have been incredibly receptive to and I am working on filling out a roster. I have a female in place that a lot of people know and love. Everybody knows that I love Bray. It was basically reported that I was the one that made the offer, and sure, I’ll confirm that. I put out an offer there, and I think it’s a creative offer. Financially, I wouldn’t be able to compete with the WWE, but I’ve put other things in there that I think are important to Bray. I don’t think I’m going to get it as the weeks go on, but we’ll see. You never know. If I don’t, then I’ll shift gears again like I did the last time. It’s a speed bump in the road and I will find the next person and rework the story to make it for that. But whoever my main guy is, that’s who this is going to revolve around in the wrestling half of things.”
Transcript h/t: Fightful.com
Full Card for Saturday’s Episode of NJPW Strong
New Japan Pro Wrestling recently announced the full card for this Saturday’s Autumn Attack 2022 Night 1 themed episode of NJPW Strong, which will air on New Japan World starting at 8:00PM EST.
- Shota Umino vs. QT Marshall
- Ren Narita vs. Juice Robinson
- Homicide & Wheeler Yuta vs. Bullet Club (Jay White & Karl Anderson)
Misc. Wrestling News & Notes
As noted before, former WWE Tough Enough winner and wrestler Sara Lee passed away this past Thursday. A GoFundMe fundraiser was recently launched to help financially assist the family of Lee with the funeral and other associated costs.
During a recent interview with the AEW Unrestricted podcast, Julia Hart revealed that she got engaged to Lee Johnson. Hart stated that their engagement actually took place several months ago but they made the decision to not make it public at the time and just keep it as something between themselves and a close circle of friends.
New Japan Pro Wrestling recently announced that they will not be announcing the card beforehand for their upcoming The Night Before Rumble on 44th Street – A Halloween Special on October 27th in New York City, New York. It was also announced that the reason is due to the company wanting to keep the matches as a surprise treat for those attending and are encouraging fans to dress up in costumes for the event.
NJPW also recently announced that they have pulled KUSHIDA off the card of their Declaration of Power event on October 10th in Tokyo, Japan due to him still recovering from a recent bout of foot, mouth, and feet disease.
Global Titan Fight Series announced that Bobby Fish will be making his official boxing debut at their event on November 13th in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. It was announced that Fish will be facing off against Boateng Prempeh at the event.
As noted before, former wrestler Tammy Sytch was arrested this past May in Florida following a police investigation into a fatal car accident involving Sytch this past March. PWInsider’s Mike Johnson reported that Sytch is currently scheduled to attend a pre-trial hearing on October 13th based on recent court records. Johnson reported that the depositions of four police officers involved in her criminal trial are currently scheduled to take place on November 15th based on recent court records as well.
As noted before, indie wrestler Chris Dickinson filed a lawsuit this past July against indies wrestler Christina Von Eerie and one other woman over defamation allegations regarding their claims of past domestic abuse by him. PWInsider’s Mike Johnson reported that Von Eerie and the other woman had filed separate motions on September 26th to the United States District Court of New Jersey requesting for Dickinson’s lawsuit to be dismissed. Johnson reported that both motions argued that Dickinson should have not been allowed to file his lawsuit in the state of New Jersey due to him living in New York and them living in a different state (the other woman) and country (Von Eerie). The motions also argue that New Jersey courts lack the jurisdiction to handle Dickinson’s case as another reason for their dismissal request.
The National Wrestling Alliance recently announced a new match for the card of their Hard Times III event on November 12th in New Orleans, Louisiana:
- EC3 vs. Tom Latimer
Major League Wrestling recently announced a new match for the card of their Fightland 2022 event on October 30th in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania:
- MLW World Heavyweight Championship Last man Standing match – “The Judge” EJ Nduka vs. Alex Hammerstone (c)