BREAKING: WWE Forced Top Name To Pull Out Of Major Show; Promotion Issues Public Statement

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Limitless Wrestling announced that the efforts to bring the best possible wrestling to Maine do not stop despite the setback.

“We’ll continue to take those risks to always bring the very best professional wrestling possible to Maine. Thank you for your understanding and continued support.,” wrote the promotion on X (fka Twitter).

Rourke recently appeared on NXT with Kit Wilson as a judge for the contest that crowned Mr. NXT. Shiloh Hill secured the crown.

WWE has pulled superstars from other events as well

Apart from Limitless Wrestling, Dreamwave Wrestling Events was supposed to bring in Superstars for events on June 19th and June 20th, 2026.

The superstars in question have been signed fairly recently and are I.D Superstars. Before signing with the Stamford-based promotion, they worked in the independent scene and had grown on the audience.

Dreamwave Wrestling Events released a statement about the I.D Superstars not being a part of the events due to contractual obligations.

“Due to a WWE contractual obligation that everyone was informed of today, the following talent will not be appearing at All Star Weekend on June 19th and 20th. Veronica Haven (Fallyn Grey), Sloane Jacobs (The Notorious Mimi), Anya Rune (Airica Demia) and Laynie Luck.”

The company has a history of putting restrictions on superstars, especially if it is for events that are outside the company. During Vince McMahon’s time, a policy was passed that did not allow superstars to use their in-ring names on streaming platforms since the names are company-owned assets.