OCWFED Addresses Incident Involving Senior Referee Gregory Davis

In response to the regrettable events at Riot 622 during last week's Main Event taping, OCWFED management issues the following statement:

OCWFED Superstars Wrex and Hall of Famer Larry Mugen have been fined $50,000 each for their deliberate and continuous attacks on senior OCWFED referee Gregory Davis. Despite suffering a mild concussion during the match, Davis exhibited exceptional composure and professionalism, ensuring the match's completion and correctly counting the victory for Wrex.

 

Davis, promoted to Senior referee in 2022 amid allegations against former referee Ted Irvine, has earned praise for his handling of the situation, receiving a standing ovation upon leaving the arena. Management has commended his resilience in what was termed an "embarrassment of a match."

Following the incident, Davis has opted to pursue legal action, filing a unique restraining order against Wrex and personally suing the OCWFED superstar. Despite the potential implications for OCWFED, a fair settlement has been reached through mediation by Mike Law Esq. OCWFED emphasizes its commitment to resolving the matter responsibly.

 

Mr. Sensation, commenting on behalf of OCWFED, stated, "OCWFED values its employees, and Gregory Davis has been an invaluable asset as Senior referee. His contributions are irreplaceable."

 

As part of the settlement, Wrex and Mugen have collectively paid $100,000 in penalties, and Davis's contract has been renegotiated. OCWFED will cover all medical expenses related to the incident for the duration of Davis's contract. Davis will officiate tonight's Main Event, with strict provisions in place. Any physical contact by Wrex will result in a $200,000 fine, and any harm to Davis will lead to severe consequences, including Wrex's suspension indefinitely and potential event cancellations.

 

Additionally, Wrex and Mugen have received strikes from OCWFED's DCAWS Affairs Task-force, highlighting the organization's commitment to maintaining standards of conduct.