“The Crash” Lucha Libre in Mexico announced today that Konnan, who was the head booker for the company, was no longer working with them.
In a statement, they said that it was due to him “not being able to comply to the Crash Lucha Libre code of ethic,” but no word on what exactly they’re referring to.
Konnan will be the head writer for a new lucha libre company based on Nashville, TN, called Aro Lucha, which will begin running shows next year.
The Crash posted this statement in Spanish on Twitter, and sent an English statement below to PWInsider.
Comunicado Oficial. pic.twitter.com/C3EXz7G4uc
— The Crash LuchaLibre (@TheCrashLuchas) December 4, 2017
The Crash Lucha Libre brand is known for the way we treat people and value each and every single person that works in this company. Bettering the economical and habitual needs. Showing the support for each element and giving opportunity to new talent.
In this way, the value and professionalism shown between each of its partners.
Not being able to comply to the Crash Lucha Libre code of ethic, is something that we do not tolerate in this company.
With that being said, We not announce that Carlos Santiago Espada “Konnan”, will no longer be working with The Crash.
We thank him for the time and support and wish him the best in his future endeavors.
We will be announcing the dates for 2018 with the best matches and our debut in the United States.
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