Tully Blanchard Gone From AEW And ROH
It looks like we won’t be seeing Tully Blanchard anymore.
Tully Blanchard Enterprises was quickly getting boosted into the spotlight with Brian Cage, Kaun and Toa Liona. Plus, the newest edition, Jonathan Gresham. Well, that all came to a stop very fast when at Death Before Dishonor, Prince Nana explained that he bought Tony’s group and has changed it into the embassy. Many fans wondered why, what happened to Tully? Well, Sean Ross Sapp of Fightful Select has an update and it seems like Tully Blanchard is gone from ROH and AEW. The report reads as followed;
It doesn’t look like we’ll be seeing Tully Blanchard moving forward in AEW or ROH. On the ROH Death Before Dishonor show, Tully Blanchard Enterprise’s leader didn’t appear with his stable, and it was later revealed in storyline that Prince Nana had acquired the group. Fightful Select learned that Blanchard was not at the show. There were mixed messages as to whether or not Blanchard outright missed his travel or there was confusion surrounding the travel, but we’re told that Blanchard’s prison ministry group was cited as the reason he wasn’t there. Others said that he simply no-showed the event. Talent and staff in ROH that inquired were told that Blanchard is effectively gone from the company, and isn’t figured in to plans moving forward. Blanchard had worked in AEW, managing FTR until that relationship was dissolved.
– Fightful Select
Well, it seems Tully Blanchard is focusing on other things outside of wrestling and we won’t see him on TV any more. But, we look forward to see how the Embassy plays a role with ROH under Prince Nana’s watch.
H/T Fightful Select
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