Parker Boudreaux Set To Return To GLEAT, He States Japan Has a Special Place in His Heart

By: Lewis Carlan 

The current Oceania Pro Wrestling Global Champion Parker Boudreaux is gearing up for his 7th tour for GLEAT.

GLEAT announced that “The BFD” Parker Boudreaux will be returning to the promotion on Nov. 20th at the B.G.I. presents PURO NEGRO Paint it black Phase 2 event. GLEAT released a video promo by Boudreaux as he vowed to destroy everyone in his path.

Boudreaux issued a statement on X in response to the announcement of his return to GLEAT.

From Parker Boudreaux:

“I’m back home. The GLEAT ring is my turf. I’ll destroy anyone who stands in my way. Everyone crumbles before me. The Big Gold Belt will remain around my waist forever. Whether in the U.S., Mexico, Australia, or right here in Japan. I won’t give it to anyone. Absolutely not. I am the strongest and most dominant foreigner in GLEAT history.I’ll keep proving that fact in the ring. Challengers, come at me. I’m back to crush you.”

Image Credit: GLEAT

Boudreaux once again took to X and released another statement regarding his return to GLEAT. The former WWE/AEW star indicated that Japan has always had a special place in his heart and promised that this will be the best tour of his career.

From Parker Boudreaux:

In a few weeks, GLEAT’s seventh tour of Japan will kick off. This time, it’s going to be a little different from before. It’s going to be the best tour of my career. I’m going to go on a rampage and show everyone my overwhelming dominance. Every night, I’ll step into the ring carrying the “Big Gold Belt” and step out of it still holding it. And I’ll keep achieving one new feat after another. Japan has always held a special place in my heart, but the support I’m feeling this time is unlike anything I’ve experienced before. I’m receiving hundreds of messages every day from passionate fans all over the world. It’s the best support, my fans are the best in the world. That energy is everything. I’m fully prepared and completely focused. See you all again very soon.”

In an interview with Monthly Puroresu back in April, Boudreaux indicated that he hopes to sign a contract with GLEAT to officially become part of their roster. It will interesting to see if GLEAT offers Boudreaux a contract on this upcoming tour.

Boudreaux’s last appearance for GLEAT was back on June 7th as he teamed with Katsuhiko Nakajima & Tetsuya Izuchi in a losing effort against Minoru Tanaka, Ryuichi Kawakami &  Takanori Ito.