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Fenix: “I needed a doctor and you ignored me for months”

Fenix doubled down on his comments against AEW and his “inhumane treatment” post from X by posting another message this morning on the same social media platform.

“I needed a doctor and you ignored me for months,” Fenix wrote. He has not wrestled since July 26 and his last appearance for AEW was on the July 17 episode of Rampage.

Dr. Chris Featherstone, host of the Pancakes and Powerslams podcast, wrote on X that according to an AEW source, the excuse that Khan prevented Fenix from joining his brother was because he found out that they were dealing with WWE is “fake news” and the real reason will be revealed soon.

Dr. Featherstone said that the comments by Fenix on social media against AEW will soon make sense when the real story behind the whole situation is revealed. He added that when both Penta and Fenix are free and able to discuss, things will get ugly.

Replying to his series of X posts, Fenix went on record that Dr. Featherstone’s statements were “so far the most accurate” comments online.

“Unfortunately, due to contractual issues I cannot speak now, but I will have my time,” he added.


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Colin Vassallo has been editor of Wrestling-Online since 1996. He is born and raised in Malta, follows professional wrestling and MMA, loves to travel, and is a big Apple fan!

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