Four people announced today that they’ve been released from Impact Wrestling: Two referees and two wrestlers who have barely been used lately.
Referee Brian Hebner
With Impact taping their next set of shows in Canada, they’ve decided to use several local Canadian referees, according to PWInsider. As a result, a couple of referees announced that they’re no longer with the company.
Wanted to let everyone know that I have asked & been granted my release from @IMPACTWRESTLING ! Thanks to my locker room, Ur the best! #123
— Brian Hebner (@babyhebner) November 2, 2017
Referee Robert King
Thank you @IMPACTWRESTLING! Thanks for allowing me the opportunity to gain national exposure. pic.twitter.com/tirRTIqGeB
— Referee Robert King (@refrobking) November 2, 2017
MJ Jenkins
“Knockout” MJ Jenkins also announced that she’s done with the company via retweeting a story about her release.
Marshe Rockett
Today is a new day and a new chapter. Thank you @IMPACTWRESTLING for everything. Until we meet again!
— Marshe' All Day (@MarsheRockett) November 1, 2017
James Storm
Former TNA Champion James Storm could be the next major Impact departure, according to PWInsider. Storm’s contract expires in January 2018. He may work the next set of tapings in November. Those tapings will be for at least a couple of months worth of shows, so his contract will have expired by the next tapings. As of now, signs point to him not re-signing. Storm has been with Impact/TNA since its inception in 2002.
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