NWA President and CEO William Patrick Corgan has publicly apologized for a talent’s comments.
The statement on X reads:
The NWA would like to sincerely apologize for the insensitive comments made by Odinson on social media. These statements do not reflect the values, views, or beliefs of the NWA organization. We do not condone hateful or offensive remarks of any kind and remain committed to fostering a respectful and inclusive environment for everyone in our community. NWA PRESIDENT AND CEO, William Patrick Corgan.
What is not known is what Odinson actually wrote or said on social media as many fans have pointed out in response to the statement.
@grok what’s the context behind this?
— Average_Gamr3167 (@AvrageGamr3167) May 26, 2026
The irony here is that by making this post, all you did was bring attention to something negative that nobody knew about
— Pirate Electrician (@PiratElectric) May 26, 2026
This was such a big deal no dirt sheets covered this.
— Pin Down Podcast (@PinDown123) May 26, 2026
Like what did he even say? And didn’t he have a tag team with a gay man for years? This feels like a nothing burger especially since no one knows what this dude said.
— Sean (@MrNobody20256) May 26, 2026
As The Immortals, Odinson and JR Kratos are the NWA World Tag Team Champions. Odinson himself has not made any comment on the accusations.
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