As has been widely reported, Velveteen Dream returned during Wednesday night’s WWE NXT broadcast.
Now, one of the people who accused Dream of sexual misconduct has issued a statement via Twitter. Josh Fuller originally made allegations against Dream during the #SpeakingOut movement back in June.
He said he met Dream at an indie show when he was 16 years old. At the time, Dream (Patrick Clark) was 19. Fuller says that Dream tried to keep their friendship secret and tried to get Fuller to “show off” his body via social media platforms.
You can check out his complete statement below:
“I’m still pissed.
I feel this so hard, like I get over it for a little while and then I’m out of nowhere I’m just like damn.
It’s a really sh**ty feeling that I feel like I can’t say the things I want to about everything because of fear over my wrestling career. That shouldn’t be okay.
In retrospect I’m glad I didn’t share things anonymously because it wouldn’t have had the same impact but the paranoia that comes with everything really f**kin sucks. I’m doing okay though, I’m just really really mad that this s**t’s just being tolerated and trying to be swept under the rug like it never happened.
The only things really pissing me off from social media are the people claiming that it was clearly investigated when there’s no proof or statement that ever was the case.
Myself or anyone else involved weren’t contacted by anybody to my knowledge. And also the people trying to make this like an AEW vs NXT thing look real dumb lmao miss me with that s**t. Bad stuff is still bad, stop comparing situations to each other.
ALSO anyone claiming I’m coming forward about things for clout, I don’t understand the logic behind that whatsoever. I have literally no personal gain and everything to lose by speaking up about things. My morals come before wrestling and they always will.
This is way bigger than me. I’m not sure if I’ll keep rambling about it but I just want to say above anything, I never chose to speak out because of myself.
It was completely over the kids he sexually harassed and the fact that the internet tried to turn them into the bad people. Be sorry for them, not me”.
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