One of the NXT wrestlers recently released by WWE due to the coronavirus recently shared photos from a horrific car crash he was involved in that led to him flying through the windshield and with a hole in the back of his head.
The incident happened on Sunday:
Boy do I have a crazy ass story to tell u,” wrote the 31-year-old Matha, who had wrestled in a tag team with future WWE 24/7 champion Riddick Moss. “From the world getting locked down to getting ejected through my car window and then being released by WWE.”
Dan Matha, who wrestled under the name Dorian Mak with NXT, was part of massive layoffs and employee furloughs by WWE last week due to the economic impact of coronavirus. He said he wants to continue wrestling during an Instagram live session.
“Five years, blood, sweat, and tears to be a great entertainer, okay?” he said. “And I’m not just going to throw that by the wayside. I’m going to look for somebody who is looking for a young, hungry, driven, ambitious man that has something to offer the world. I think that they’re out there. I think that there’s plenty of people out there. It’s unfortunate that the WWE didn’t think the same things about me that I think about myself, but I know that there’s other people out there that think those things of me.”
