Tenille Dashwood Doesn't Re-Sign With ROH, Becomes Free Agent
The former Emma seeks new opportunities?
Earlier on Sunday, Tenille Dashwood, formerly WWE's Emma and most recently signed to Ring of Honor, wrote, "Free agent - happy, healthy, and healed!" on her personal Twitter.
Ryan Satin of Pro Wrestling Sheet reported earlier in March that Dashwood's contract with ROH was due to expire at the end of the month. The report also noted that Dashwood was negotiating with the company, but nothing had been signed.
Dashwood debuted with Ring of Honor at the Honor Reigns Supreme event in February 2018. She entered into the tournament to determine the first ever Women of Honor Champion, and made it all the way into the semi-finals before losing to eventual tournament winner Sumie Sakai.
Dashwood has not wrestled since September, when she unsuccessfully challenged Sakai for the belt at Death Before Dishonor in Las Vegas, after which time she underwent shoulder surgery.
She continued to make appearances for the promotion during her recovery, joining the LifeBlood stable that formed in January, along with fellow members that included Juice Robinson and David Finlay, among others.
Ryan Satin of Pro Wrestling Sheet reported earlier in March that Dashwood's contract with ROH was due to expire at the end of the month. The report also noted that Dashwood was negotiating with the company, but nothing had been signed.
Dashwood debuted with Ring of Honor at the Honor Reigns Supreme event in February 2018. She entered into the tournament to determine the first ever Women of Honor Champion, and made it all the way into the semi-finals before losing to eventual tournament winner Sumie Sakai.
Dashwood has not wrestled since September, when she unsuccessfully challenged Sakai for the belt at Death Before Dishonor in Las Vegas, after which time she underwent shoulder surgery.
She continued to make appearances for the promotion during her recovery, joining the LifeBlood stable that formed in January, along with fellow members that included Juice Robinson and David Finlay, among others.
Written by Justin Henry
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