Eddie Dennis comments on his future.
Eddie Dennis debuted in 2008, and he wrestled for various promotions in the United Kingdom over the next several years, including RevPro and PROGRESS. He had a run in NXT UK, but he was released in August 2022. Dennis retired from the ring but signed with WWE as a writer for NXT. Dennis left WWE in November 2023 and returned to wrestling. He has continued to wrestle for PROGRESS and other promotions.
Speaking with Irish Wrestling & Entertainment following his win over Tate Mayfairs at PROGRESS Chapter 170: Wrestling Never Sleeps,
“I proved to myself today and at Strong Style that I can still hang with the best in PROGRESS. [Man Like] DeReiss might want a title shot, Leon might want a title shot, but they can have a title shot next year, they can have a title shot in five years, they can have a title shot in ten years. I might not be around, I definitely ain’t gonna be around in five years. I might not be around in one year, so they can wait. I don’t know, tonight I proved that I think I can beat any of these guys. But I don’t know how [much] longer I’ll have that in me. So it’s a little bit do or die for me. 2025, I don’t know if I’ll be a wrestler. So if I can get an opportunity at the PROGRESS Title one more time in 2024…I held it once, but it really wasn’t for long enough. I still think I got something to contribute, so we’ll see," Dennis said.
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Catch up on our coverage of PROGRESS Chapter 170 here.
Dennis previously discussed his time as a writer in WWE. Check out his comments here.
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