Mojo Rawley announced on social media a free meet & greet for those who bought a ticket for the now canceled Wrestling Entertainment Series event.

On social media, Rawley, now going under his given name Dean Muhtadi, wrote that those who had a ticket to the show will get in for free. For those who did not buy a ticket, that money will go to the local UK talent who, according to Rawley, have not been paid.

“Unfortunate to see the cancelation of WES,” he wrote. I was very excited to step back in the ring, and HYPED to battle with Damo. I really feel for all the fans who had interest in the talent on this show. To anyone that bought a ticket, I will be doing a free meet and greet this Sunday so we can all have a great time regardless and STAY HYPED. For those that didn’t buy a ticket to WES and come to the M&G, 100% of that money will go to pay the UK local talent that were supposed to be on the show as I have learned they have not yet been paid. More info to come on that. Until then, I guess a week long vacation in England with my beautiful fiancee isn’t the worst thing ever!”

WES canceled their show set for the Motorpoint Arena in Nottingham this Saturday on social media today, citing that “with so many talent not showing up” they were forced to cancel the event. They also said that they would be back “in the near future”.

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