Tyler Breeze: ‘I want to be back on TV wrestling’

  • Ian Carey
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Tyler Breeze says he’d like to wrestle on TV again.

The 37-year-old appeared on the Gabby AF podcast recently and said he sees no reason why he couldn’t reunite with his former tag team partner, Fandango—now known as JDC—in TNA Wrestling.

“I want to be back on TV wrestling. So wherever that happens to be, I would like to continue to wrestle because I am still able to, and I don’t see why I’m not doing it. So I would like to do that. That is probably my immediate goal—to be back on TV wrestling.”

“I think it would be cool to team back up with Dango in TNA and go against the Hardys. I’ve been in WWE with Jeff and Matt, but I’ve never wrestled them ever. So I think a tag with Dango against the Hardys would be cool.”

Beyond the Hardys, Breeze mentioned Joe Hendry, Ricky Saints, Dalton Castle, and others he’d like to face.

“I think working with somebody like Joe Hendry would be cool. On the other side of things, I think working with the newly crowned Ricky Saints would be cool. I know that it’s kind of been out there for a long time where like a Dalton Castle (match) would be really cool. A different match there. An Orange Cassidy match would be really cool. I would love to work with my good friends Cole and Swiss again—Claudio (Castagnoli) and (Adam) Cole. PAC, I would love to rekindle that one. I worked with Neville a bunch, and he was awesome. Yeah, there’s a bunch.”

Breeze was trained by Lance Storm at the Storm Wrestling Academy in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. He signed with WWE in 2010 and remained with the company until his release in 2021.

He debuted his Tyler Breeze character in 2013 and was called up to the main roster under the gimmick in 2015. His tag team with Fandango, Breezeango, debuted in 2016 and later moved to NXT in the summer of 2019, where they won the NXT Tag Team Championship the following year. In 2019, Breeze and Shawn Spears opened the Flatbacks Wrestling school in Apopka, Florida.

In May 2021, Breeze and Fandango were among WWE roster cuts that also included Matt Menard, Angelo Parker, Tony Nese, Marina Shafir, The Bollywood Boyz, and Ariya Daivari.