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Vince Russo says he’s changed, announces JCW exit

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What happened?

Vince Russo posted on X/Twitter that he has amicably parted ways with Juggalo Championship Wrestling (JCW) after serving in a creative role. In his message he said he had been unhappy for a while, that he’s changed, and that he needed time to decide his status with the promotion. Russo’s departure follows his involvement with JCW’s weekly YouTube show Lunacy.

Key Takeaways

Vince Russo announced he has left JCW.
He described himself as having changed and said he’d been unhappy in the role.
Russo said the split was amicable.
He had been part of JCW’s creative team and involved with the Lunacy show.

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Tenure

Russo served on JCW’s creative team and was associated with the promotion’s weekly YouTube show Lunacy.

Growing discontent

Russo said he had been unhappy with his situation at JCW for a period of time.

Decision period

He took time to consider his status and said he didn’t know what to do during that period.

Announcement

On Sept. 22 Russo posted on X/Twitter that he had recently amicably parted ways with JCW.

Aftermath

Russo framed the split as amicable and stated he has changed; no further contractual or future plans were detailed in the post.

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Sep 23, 2:08 PM

Vince Russo says he’s changed, announces JCW exit

Cageside Seats • JCW

We’ve heard good things about Juggalo Championship Wrestling during Vince Russo’s time as the Creative Director of the Insane Clown Posse-founded promotion… and there’s a sentence I never expected to be typing. But if Russo’s presence on the JCW creative team, and its programming, was keeping you from checking out the promotion’s weekly YouTube show Lunacy, this news may be for you. Last night (Sept. 22), Russo posted on X/Twitter that he was’d recently amicably parted ways with ICP’s wrestling brand: To my BELOVED Supporters, Over the past few weeks I have received many e-mails, dms and text messages concerning my status with @jcwlunacy . For those of you who know me, you know I don’t hide from the truth, I don’t avoid the truth and I certainly don’t lie about the truth. The reason for my silence was that . . . I just didn’t know. I just needed some time. I’d been unhappy for a while in @jcwlunacy and I’m not going to deny that. Something had to change. Without getting into specifi

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