Post by Rob on Jul 18, 2011 20:27:15 GMT -6
Former GZW2K1 Globalstar Jericho "Raze" Cross has decided not to rejoin the worldwide wrestling company after his contract expired over three weeks ago.
Cross had not been seen since the accident which claimed the lives of two friends and tag team partners of his. It is reported that he barely even turned up to the Trouble Trax facility when he was removed from the active roster until he was able to return.
It is also reported that he turned down an offer from a regional wrestling company, where Joe Cross and David "Devil Dog" Brown are said to be now. His current whereabouts are unknown, but when this magazine tried his cell, we found he was not only available for comment (a very rare occasion indeed for wrestling magazines and the like), but also rather friendly (allegedly even rarer).
When asked about his last days in the company that signed him four years ago, he told us that although his last matches didn't go as he would have wanted, he felt no regret towards them. He was also asked about current projects and plans for the future, to which he simply replied "Take advantage of a new opportunity and enjoy as much of it as possible".
Cross, who is now 30 years old, has held only one championship/accolade, but managed to make a name for himself through his very violent matches and insistence on doing everything in a way that was guaranteed to p*** people off.
Source: SlamaGeddon Magazine.
Cross had not been seen since the accident which claimed the lives of two friends and tag team partners of his. It is reported that he barely even turned up to the Trouble Trax facility when he was removed from the active roster until he was able to return.
It is also reported that he turned down an offer from a regional wrestling company, where Joe Cross and David "Devil Dog" Brown are said to be now. His current whereabouts are unknown, but when this magazine tried his cell, we found he was not only available for comment (a very rare occasion indeed for wrestling magazines and the like), but also rather friendly (allegedly even rarer).
When asked about his last days in the company that signed him four years ago, he told us that although his last matches didn't go as he would have wanted, he felt no regret towards them. He was also asked about current projects and plans for the future, to which he simply replied "Take advantage of a new opportunity and enjoy as much of it as possible".
Cross, who is now 30 years old, has held only one championship/accolade, but managed to make a name for himself through his very violent matches and insistence on doing everything in a way that was guaranteed to p*** people off.
Source: SlamaGeddon Magazine.
