William Regal did not go to AEW just to hurt WWE’s competition.
The former Blackpool Combat Club leader addressed this theory in a post shared via social media on Tuesday.
Regal wrote the following lengthy response to a fan who wrote to him, thanking him for everything he did for NXT and for “snaking out the competition (AEW).”
FYI. Although it serves some people’s agenda, and having a massive amount of people who work in AEW that can only back me up, I went to AEW to help because Bryan Danielson asked me to. Please find me one person who can say otherwise. I arrived at 10 am until 6.15 pm ( est) to train anyone who wanted to come, apart from going to the rest room and refilling my water container, I never attended a single production meeting ( as I knew, if I were to stay there) I needed people to realize I was only there to help. Nor did I ask a single question about anybody that works there’s contract status. I helped at the ring with what any of the talent needed. I showered and got into a suit by 6.30 then watched he monitor with everyone else. I’m giving you the right to ask anyone who works backstage or talent the right to ask them if I did anything but help with no agenda. Feel free. I also didn’t call Tony when his Mom was ill. He called me and as soon as he told me where he was I ended the phone call and we spoke 2 weeks later. FYI, my deal was up in December ‘28. That’s when I left. These are all facts I can prove. Anyone trying to twist this has the right to check this out. I am friendly with 60% + of the talent and backstage crew. Feel free to do some real research.
FYI. Although it serves some people’s agenda, and having a massive amount of people who work in AEW that can only back me up, I went to AEW to help because Bryan Danielson asked me to. Please find me one person who can say otherwise. I arrived at 10 am until 6.15 pm ( est) to… https://t.co/sBJbuHOIGs
— William Regal (@RealKingRegal) September 24, 2024
QT Marshall also defended Regal, responding to his statement by writing:
From an office employee who worked with him, everything said in this tweet is accurate.
From an office employee who worked with him, everything said in this tweet is accurate. https://t.co/JmNQP5YlAe
— QT Marshall (@QTMarshall) September 24, 2024
