Former WWE star Luke Menzies, known to fans as Ridge Holland, has received support through a GoFundMe campaign launched to help him after his recent departure from the company. The fundraiser aims to assist Menzies and his family in managing the financial challenges they are facing following his release.
A GoFundMe has been set up to support Luke Menzies’ (Ridge Holland) family following his #WWE departure. Chelsea Green will contribute $1,000 monthly, while Nick Jackson and Kyle Fletcher have each donated $1,000.https://t.co/QAcPrS5Ext pic.twitter.com/o5YgVLWh2O
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Several wrestling personalities have come out in support. Chelsea Green pledged to give $1,000 per month, while Nick Jackson of The Young Bucks and Kyle Fletcher of AEW each donated $1,000. The strong turnout shows the kindness and unity of the wrestling community beyond the ring.
The release of Menzies also came as a surprise to many fans, as he had performed well in WWE’s mid-card scene. Known as a powerhouse with great commitment, he had endured criticism and setbacks before, yet none of it stopped him.
This charity highlights the struggles wrestlers often face when they are no longer under contract, especially those dealing with injuries or sudden career changes. The supportive nature of the wrestling world reflects the admiration Menzies earned from both his peers and the fans.
As donations continue to come in, Ridge Holland’s story serves as a reminder that the face of pro wrestling is only skin deep. Behind the glitz and glamour is a family that stands together through hard times.
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