AAA’s stint on the TelevisaUnivision network concludes with this week’s episode. According to CombateMX, tomorrow’s AAA episode on Unimas will be the last to be broadcast due to a major budget cut at the network. However, the show will continue to be aired on Canal Space in Mexico.
Sawyer Fulton, former WWE SAnitY member, opened up about his 2017 WWE departure on the “Developmentally Speaking” podcast. Commenting on his release, Fulton shared, “Witnessing your dreams unravel is hard. People frequently tell me that the WWE botched my career, but to me, they didn’t. The person they fired deserved it. That person wasn’t prepared for what was coming his way.”
Fulton also expressed his self-assurance, stating, “I’m now a man fully capable of handling whatever the WWE, TNA, or AEW throws at me. I’m confident in my ability to go toe-to-toe with any of the top-ranked wrestlers in the world. I know that wherever I wrestle, I can deliver the best match of the night. I owe this growth to WWE letting me go.”
In other news, WWE superstar, Big E, graced the Rate Bowl college football game on Thursday night. It was later announced that he is now a member of the Fiesta Sports Foundation.
According to the press release, the former WWE Champion and college football player has been appointed as the “Chief FIESTA Officer” tasked with engaging fans at various fan-centric events during the College Football Playoff Quarterfinal at the Vrbo Fiesta Bowl. He is expected to participate in key events, conduct media appearances, contribute to local outreach, and represent the Fiesta Bowl on social media.
Fervently passionate about college football, Big E is excited about his role and looks forward to making the Fiesta Bowl an unforgettable experience for fans.