Masha Slamovich is currently involved in a lot of controversy after her ex-partner, AKIRA, accused her of domestic violence. She is now dealing with the consequences, as Masha has been pulled from multiple wrestling shows.
Prestige Wrestling took to Twitter and announced that Masha Slamovich has been removed from their upcoming Roseland XII event following the recent domestic violence allegations. The promotion said it will share further updates soon and confirmed the show will still take place on October 5 in Portland, Oregon.
West Coast Pro Wrestling also confirmed that Masha Slamovich will no longer compete at its event How The West Was Won. The company stated that more details will be provided in the coming days and thanked fans for their continued support.
This comes after leaked texts showed Masha Slamovich blaming AKIRA for domestic violence following their breakup. Its clear that Masha Slamovichs removal from multiple wrestling events shows how quickly serious allegations can impact a wrestlers career.
While the full legal and personal outcomes are still unknown, wrestling promotions are already taking action to protect their brands and its not hard to see why. So well have to see what will become of Masha Slamovich in the end.
What do you think wrestling promotions should do when performers face allegations of violence or abuse? Do you feel Masha Slamvoich will face severe repercussions? Sound off in the comments.
