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He hasn’t been much involved with the promotion lately, having last appeared via video call on Lunacy after Bloodymania.
Interestingly, WWE veteran Vince Russo gave a cagey response at that time, clarifying that he wasn’t present for TV taping and skipped the Gathering of the Juggalos because he didn’t want to put himself at risk of getting COVID.
After weeks of speculation, WWE veteran Vince Russo took to its X handle to provide an update on his status with JCW.
In a lengthy message posted a few hours ago, he admitted that he had been unhappy with the promotion for a while and said he’s not the same guy he used to be.
“To my BELOVED Supporters, Over the past few weeks I have received many e-mails, dms and text messages concerning my status with @jcwlunacy. For those of you who know me, you know I don’t hide from the truth, I don’t avoid the truth and I certainly don’t lie about the truth. The reason for my silence was that . . . I just didn’t know. I just needed some time. I’d been unhappy for a while in @jcwlunacy and I’m not going to deny that. Something had to change. Without getting into specifics, there were a lot of reasons with the biggest one being that at 65 . . . I’m not the same guy I was 30 years ago. Things have changed, life has changed and more importantly . . . I’ve changed.”
Russo said he spoke with JCW’s co-founder, Violent J, and the two sides amicably agreed to part ways. He doesn’t know what the future holds, but thanked the JCW locker room for treating him with respect.
“A short while ago I had a phone conversation with Violent J and we have amicably agreed to part ways. Hey man, it was supposed to be for a few weeks, maybe a couple of months, but we KILLED IT for an entire year. So now . . . it’s time to move on. What the future holds . . . we shall see. I’d like to thank Violent J—one of the kindest, gentlest, most creative souls I have ever met in my life, the @jcwlunacy locker room—who treated me with the utmost respect, and the entire crew who worked their ARSES off every day. Yeah, it was a wild ride . . . but, now . . . maybe I can finally take that nap. God Bless, Vince http://RussosBrand.com”
You can check out his tweet below:
Former WWE head writer Vince Russo joined Juggalo Championship Wrestling last October and has since been heavily involved in and out of the ring.
He was steering the creative ship, while also serving as an on-screen authority figure.
There’s no word yet on who will step up to the plate after Vince Russo’s exit. Last year, he made it clear he has no interest in going back to WWE.
It seems like fans may have seen the last of him in a wrestling capacity, at least for now.
We at Sportskeeda Wrestling wish him the best in his future endeavours!
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