An ex-girlfriend accused Jimmy Havoc of both emotional and verbal abuse as well as and punching a fan after an indie event. This resulted in him being sent by AEW to counseling to address mental health and substance abuse issues. Upon completion of this, AEW management decided to release him, and the British wrestler who’d been living with Kip Sabian and Penelope Ford returned to the UK.
Since then, he has not been active on social media, and his situation wasn’t publically known. However, it’s now been revealed in a photo taken by himself that he is currently working for courier service DPD delivering parcels. It isn’t known if he has retired from wrestling, but given the reaction when promotors looked to book others named in the #SpeakingOut movement, it’s doubtful anyone would want to deal with the fan backlash.
Havoc began his career by training alongside Zack Sabre Jr. and Finn Bálor before making his debut in 2004, working throughout the UK. He’d became the first British wrestler to compete in CZW’s Tournament of Death and made appearances for TNA when they toured the UK. However, his big break in appearance came through MLW, where it is believed he caught the attention of Tony Khan, and he would debut for AEW as part of Double or Nothing Casino Battle Royale in 2019.
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