WWE Superstar Ridge Holland Reveals Pitch for Big Title Match Before Release
In a shocking turn of events, it's emerged that WWE superstar Ridge Holland was considered for a major title match before his contract was terminated. According to an interview with Cultaholic, Holland had proposed a plan to win the NXT Championship, followed by a storyline where he would put Oba Femi over strongly.
Holland, who recently lost his WWE contract due to financial difficulties and social media controversy, revealed that he believed he had "the most heat out of any heel" during his matches. He thought that allowing him to hold the belt for a short period of time would have been beneficial for the company's heel character. Instead, Holland's pitch was ultimately rejected.
The news comes as a surprise, given Holland's outspoken nature and criticisms of WWE on social media. He had previously discussed his financial struggles and lack of support from the company, leading to his contract being terminated early.
Despite the setback, Holland remains committed to using his platform for good, having initially planned to donate any funds raised by a GoFundMe page to charity. However, the campaign was shut down after someone else created it without his knowledge or consent.
Holland's departure from WWE has left fans and pundits alike wondering what could have been if he had been given more opportunities. The former superstar is now focused on rebuilding his career and giving back to those in need, a testament to his dedication to the wrestling world beyond just himself.
In a shocking turn of events, it's emerged that WWE superstar Ridge Holland was considered for a major title match before his contract was terminated. According to an interview with Cultaholic, Holland had proposed a plan to win the NXT Championship, followed by a storyline where he would put Oba Femi over strongly.
Holland, who recently lost his WWE contract due to financial difficulties and social media controversy, revealed that he believed he had "the most heat out of any heel" during his matches. He thought that allowing him to hold the belt for a short period of time would have been beneficial for the company's heel character. Instead, Holland's pitch was ultimately rejected.
The news comes as a surprise, given Holland's outspoken nature and criticisms of WWE on social media. He had previously discussed his financial struggles and lack of support from the company, leading to his contract being terminated early.
Despite the setback, Holland remains committed to using his platform for good, having initially planned to donate any funds raised by a GoFundMe page to charity. However, the campaign was shut down after someone else created it without his knowledge or consent.
Holland's departure from WWE has left fans and pundits alike wondering what could have been if he had been given more opportunities. The former superstar is now focused on rebuilding his career and giving back to those in need, a testament to his dedication to the wrestling world beyond just himself.
. I mean, who wouldn't want to give a guy with charisma like that a shot at the big title? He had some solid ideas for the NXT Championship and putting Oba Femi over was gonna be huge for the company. It's sad that it didn't work out in the end but at least he's still using his platform to make a difference 
. I love how dedicated he is to giving back, especially after what he went through with WWE. He deserves a second chance and I'm rooting for him to bounce back big time 
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. I think it's crazy they wouldn't even consider his pitch, especially after all the heat he brought to the table (no pun intended 
). It's clear that there are some power struggles going on behind the scenes and it's sad for fans like me who got to see what Ridge was capable of in the ring 
. On a more positive note, I love how he's still committed to giving back to the community, even if things didn't work out with WWE 
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man i feel bad for ridge holland he was like so down to earth & all about that social good vibes but wwe was like "nah mate you're toxic" 
financially struggling & having his contract terminated is harsh tho, anyone who's ever had a hard time getting paid or being heard in the wrestling industry can relate to that 
on the other hand kudos to him for trying to use his platform for charity, even if it didn't quite work out 
gotta love the enthusiasm & dedication 
he had some solid ideas like putting oba femi over strongly and letting him hold the belt for a bit, i think it would've been awesome 2 see him as heel champ! 
anyway, now he's movin on 2 bigger & better things, still got love 4 him 
WWE's loss is 
What a waste of talent! 
He was trying to do good with his platform, but WWE just didn't want it. 
It's like they shut down the 
