It seems like WWE developmental talent Terrance Jean-Jacques is in deep trouble stemming from his recent activities. The wrestler was arrested on Sunday and charged with assaulting his pregnant girlfriend. It’s not just the law enforcement agencies but also the WWE that have made life hell for the upcoming superstar.
According to the Eagle Tribune of Massachusetts, Terrance has been indicted with kidnapping. battery and assault, witness intimidation and threatening to commit a crime and the destruction of evidence, which are grave charges and could garner a substantial punishment.
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A serious offense such as this ought to elicit a statement from the WWE and the company sent this one out to ProWrestling.net:
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“We have zero tolerance for matters involving domestic violence, and per our policy, Terrance Jean-Jacques has been suspended indefinitely following his arrest.”
Having been signed up by the WWE in April, the serious allegations may very well be the end of Terrance’s WWE dream. Terrance is an established All-American wrestler for the University of Rhode Island in addition to his amateur wrestling record at the University of Iowa that stands at 32-2. He has also had a couple of MMA fights before he signed the WWE developmental contract. Here is a video of a fight:
WWE is quite conscious about its public relations policy and having a wrestler with such grave counts of domestic assault on a pregnant woman is not acceptable. While Terrance hasn’t been released as of yet, he could end up with the same fate as Tough enough winner Sara Lee – who was released due to the lack of progress she made down at the developmental zone.
It’s still not the end of Terrance’s WWE career as he could get back on track if the he isn’t proved to be guilt. Stay tuned for more updates on the same.
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