0 Shelton Benjamin

One Big Thing Legendary commentator Jim Ross believes that former WWE star Shelton Benjamin would be an excellent fit for AEW. On his podcast “Grilling JR,” Ross suggested that Benjamin could have great matches with the likes of Bryan Danielson and Will Ospreay. Key Points Ross praised Benjamin as a gifted athlete and great worker The post Jim Ross Wants to See Shelton Benjamin in AEW first appeared on Pro Wrestling News Hub.

One Big Thing Following his release from WWE in September 2023, Shelton Benjamin is excited to explore wrestling opportunities around the world, with a particular desire to return to Japan. Key Points Benjamin has already traveled to Australia since his WWE departure. He is scheduled to face TNA star Josh Alexander in Prestige Wrestling and The post Former WWE Star Shelton Benjamin Eager to Explore Wrestling Options Worldwide first appeared on Pro Wrestling News Hub.

3 Key Points Shelton Benjamin hints at a wrestling comeback following his WWE release. No official announcements yet, but fans speculate on potential ventures. Brief recap of Benjamin’s notable achievements in his WWE career. Shelton Benjamin Signals Wrestling Comeback In a move that has sparked conversation and speculation amongst wrestling fans, Shelton Benjamin has made The post Shelton Benjamin Teases Return to Pro Wrestling After WWE Exit first appeared on Pro Wrestling News Hub.

Following a series of talent releases by WWE on September 21, which included high-profile names such as Mustafa Ali, Shelton Benjamin, and Dolph Ziggler—real name Nic Nemeth—the pro wrestling community has been abuzz with speculation regarding the future endeavors of these athletes. The spotlight particularly shines on Nic Nemeth due to his impressive tenure as The post Nic Nemeth’s Future in Wrestling: AEW Creative Pitches After WWE Release first appeared on Pro Wrestling News Hub.

After WWE was acquired by the Endeavor Group to merge with the UFC and form TKO, the company released a number of talents including Mustafa Ali, Dolph Ziggler and Matt Riddle. Some of these wrestlers are under a 30-day non-compete clause with the WWE, while other main roster stars are under a 90-day non-compete clause The post Several WWE Stars Will Be Free Agents In Less Than Two Weeks first appeared on Pro Wrestling News Hub.