Post by Murdoc on Aug 20, 2016 17:59:23 GMT -5
Greenville, South Carolina (AP) — Following the controversial finish to a Triple Threat contest at Pure Class Wrestling’s “Return to Glory VII” pay-per-view event, veteran superstar Murdoc broke from professional wrestling’s unspoken code of conduct in a shocking and unprovoked moment by taking his combat to the audience and attacking ringside commentators and fans in the audience.
Names and injuries are being kept confidential for the privacy and protection of those fans involved, though word coming out of Pure Class Wrestling corporate offices are that all parties are being compensated heavily and that Murdoc is currently placed in Greenville’s jail awaiting a judge’s ruling. Pure Class Wrestling’s weekly Trauma event is promoting a contest between Murdoc and ‘Mr. Showtime’ Michael Wryght, though current goings-on may alter plans. Pure Class Wrestling’s website is sure to have up-to-date information on the card, though no 'official' comment has been made as of yet.
Names and injuries are being kept confidential for the privacy and protection of those fans involved, though word coming out of Pure Class Wrestling corporate offices are that all parties are being compensated heavily and that Murdoc is currently placed in Greenville’s jail awaiting a judge’s ruling. Pure Class Wrestling’s weekly Trauma event is promoting a contest between Murdoc and ‘Mr. Showtime’ Michael Wryght, though current goings-on may alter plans. Pure Class Wrestling’s website is sure to have up-to-date information on the card, though no 'official' comment has been made as of yet.
