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Accusations against Tommy Dreamer come out days after TNA departure

Days after announcing that he is no longer part of TNA Wrestling, Tommy Dreamer is now getting canceled, with wrestlers coming out to share their not so positive experiences working with Dreamer.

Independent referee Perch was the first one who opened a can of worms, saying that Dreamer allegedly told him that he would do everything in his power to make sure he doesn’t have a job in the business.

Carlie Bravo, now working for AEW, claimed that Dreamer once told him that he couldn’t hire him on the basis that he doesn’t know if he could market a “cocky black guy.”

Indie wrestler Kennedi Copeland added that once in a match with Dreamer, she asked to take a cane shot, but Dreamer did not want to do it, and came up with a spot where he would spank her instead. Copeland told Dreamer she wasn’t comfortable with it, but the spot still took place in the match.

Fellow indie wrestler Dani Jordyn also chimed in, saying t hat once Dreamer insisted on doing a crotch grab spot to her despite the move having no place in their storyline.

“But he didn’t care to ask. I did not want to do this, said how uncomfortable I was, but I’m just woman, right,” Jordyn wrote.

Several ex-colleagues of Dreamer jumped to his defense, including Mickie James, Matt Hardy, and others who have worked with him throughout the years.


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Colin Vassallo
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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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