Former TNA Wrestling star Grado shared a wild story about what he says was one of the strangest payment situations of his career claiming the company once sent him a literal drawing of a check instead of actual money. While speaking on Mic Check with Mr. Anderson, Grado explained that getting paid from the United States while living in Scotland was already complicated due to banking differences. He described how cashing American checks at the Bank of Scotland was always a long, frustrating process. Recalling the routine hassle at his local branch, Grado said: He went on to describe how even the bank staff dreaded seeing him walk in with another U.S. check to process. According to Grado, things escalated when a particular payment was delayed for an extended period. After following up with the company, he says he was reassured that the payment had already been sent via FedEx. Explaining the moment he questioned the delay, he said: When the package finally arrived, Grado claims he opened it expecting a standard check but instead found something completely different. Describing what was inside the envelope, he stated: Believing it might somehow be valid under U.S. banking practices, Grado said he took the drawing of a check directly to his local branch in Falkirk. He recalled the banks reaction: Grado admitted the situation left him completely embarrassed. Reflecting on the awkward moment at the counter, he added: If accurate, its one of the most unbelievable backstage payment stories to surface from the wrestling business. Between international banking confusion and a literal hand-drawn check, it sounds more like a comedy sketch than a contract dispute. Have you ever heard a crazier wrestling pay story than this one? Drop your thoughts below and let us know what you think. Please credit Ringside News if you use the above transcript in your publication. G Add as a preferred source on Google
