Parker Boudreaux Reveals He Still Loves The WWE and AEW, Hopes To Officially Sign With GLEAT

By: Lewis Carlan 

After spending time in the WWE and AEW, Parker Boudreaux has seemingly found a home within GLEAT which is based out of Japan.

Despite being released by both the WWE and AEW, Boudreaux doesn’t seem to be harbouring any ill feelings towards either promotion.

In a recent interview with Monthly Puroresu, Boudreaux revealed that he still loves the WWE and AEW due to the invaluable experience he had with each promotion.

From Parker Boudreaux:

It’s a wrestling business. It could be anything, any little thing ever that you never know why they release you, you know what I mean? And it’s something that you can’t get mad at them at all, because I love WWE. I love AEW, I’ve had the best opportunities, and I’ve had such great experiences there with everybody that I can’t say anything bad about them because during WWE and AEW they treated me so well, and I thought things were going so well, you know? So, in my opinion, my WWE experience, it was amazing because I had the opportunity to learn how to wrestle in the beginning and the basics and get on TV very fast on a high worldwide platform. And then of course, after WWE getting signed with AEW. That was extremely beneficial in my career because then I finally started doing live shows where it’s in different arenas.”

During the interview with Monthly Puroresu, Boudreaux also revealed that he hopes to officially sign with GLEAT during his upcoming tour for the promotion.

From Parker Boudreaux:

I haven’t lost since my first match against [Hayato] Tamura in Osaka, I haven’t lost since then. Even in the US before that, I still haven’t lost in the US in almost two and a half, three years. So just the push right now is unbelievable. So hopefully that’s the goal here, maybe next tour is to sign an official contract with GLEAT and be the official foreigner of GLEAT.”

Boudreaux indicated that even GLEAT President Suzuki understands how big his presence within the promotion is becoming:

“I know all the people in Japan, especially President Suzuki, they know how big this is getting, and that’s why they started doing meet and greets with me before every show and President Suzuki and everybody have seen how all these people are lining up to see me in hundreds before and after the show to take pictures with me and stuff. So, I think the influence and the support is growing and that it would be everything to me to be signed. I mean that would be perfect.”

Boudreaux is set to make his return to GLEAT for his sixth tour of the promotion. It will be very interesting to see if he signs an official contract with GLEAT during his highly anticipated upcoming tour.