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Velveteen Dream Confirms He Hasn’t Been At WWE Performance Center

UPDATE: The former Velveteen Dream has confirmed that, despite a rumor to the contrary, he has not been at the WWE Performance Center. Patrick Clark posted to his Instagram stories on Tuesday night following rumors that he had visited the PC, writing:
I AM NOT IN A REHABILITATION FACILITY NOR HAVE I VISITED ORLANDO FLORIDA
– THE WWE PERFORMANCE CENTER
– OR ANY WWE EVENTS OR FACILITIESI encourage all wrestling media and platforms to highlight the women and men who put together awesome weekly television! And not waste time publishing and pushing false narratives and fake news about me! I haven’t contributed anything to your line of entertainment in YEARS!
Please do better and use your platforms to showcase the bright and prominent future that is PROFESSIONAL WRESTLING.
ORIGINAL: A new Fightful Select report has revealed updates on Velveteen Dream’s status in the wake of Twitter rumors claiming the wrestler had visited the WWE Performance Center last night in the wake of his controversies and arrest, despite not being signed with the company. Sources confirmed that Dream has not signed with WWE, with one ranking voice inside the promotion stating there was zero interest in having Dream back under contract for WWE. One NXT roster source was quoted as stating, “I haven’t seen him around and haven’t heard anything from anybody about him being around. I’m sure it’s possible but not from what I’ve seen or heard.”
Other talent sources stated that Dream had not been reported on the WWE PC premises, and shared their skepticism that WWE would attempt to re-sign him. “I don’t think he would get a job back after everything that’s happened. I honestly don’t think it’s true but I’m not there anymore so I don’t know,” stated one talent from a main roster brand. “But I never heard of someone not in the company chillin at the Performance Center unless they were in talks to sign or is signing officially.” Other talent reported they have been at the Performance Center regularly, including upon the day in question, and saw no evidence that Dream had been present. Fightful was not able to get any official WWE statement on the subject, nor had they received reports from coaching sources one way or the other as of this writing.
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