The professional wrestling team of Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler, also known as FTR, has faced disciplinary action from All Elite Wrestling (AEW) following unacceptable behavior on AEW Collision. Tony Schiavone stated FTR’s punishment for their misconduct includes a one-week suspension and a fine equal to their weekly salary.
The inappropriate conduct began when FTR attempted to attack Schiavone with a wrestling move known as spike piledriver. Luckily, they were deterred by Nigel McGuinness. However, even after winning against 2point0 (Daddy Magic & Cool Hand Ang), FTR continued their disruptive behavior by assaulting Daniel Garcia without provocation.
A significant alter to the main event of this week’s AEW Dynamite episode was also announced by the match’s commentators. Earlier that day, a wrestler named HOOK was physically attacked by The Death Riders, resulting in hospitalization and making him unfit for competition. Consequently, HOOK could not join his team, The Opps, to fight against the Death Riders in the night’s main event.
In other news, the Stanley Cup made an extraordinary appearance at AEW Dynamite: Spring BreakThru held in Boston, Massachusetts. The event was honored with the presence of 2011 Stanley Cup Champion goaltender Tuukka Rask, alongside the illustrious trophy itself. The show took the opportunity to remind viewers that this year’s NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs are scheduled to commence coming Saturday.
Adding more star power to the event, NBA Champion Kristaps Porzingis also attended AEW Dynamite: Spring BreakThru. The Boston Celtics basketball player was recognized during the live telecast, bringing about a special moment for viewers. With AEW Dynamite being held in Boston, it was a fitting appearance for Porzingis. The Boston Celtics will start their pursuit of consecutive NBA titles this weekend against the Orlando Magic.