Last week, former Impact World Champion Austin Aries had the wrestling world buzzing when several photos showed the former WWE and Impact Wrestling star in Atlanta, Georgia at the State Farm Arena with WWE Hall of Famer DDP.
Now, the 41-year-old has revealed the reasoning behind his appearance at the State Farm Arena, which surprisingly has nothing to do with him wrestling. Aries responded to a report from Bodyslam.net, stating that he was trying to get AEW to buy into a collaboration with BioXcellerator (Transcript courtesy of Fightful.com).
“I work for BioX. I did have meetings about partnerships and collaborations with both DDP and DDPY Brand as well as AEW," Below is a photo with Aries confirming his position at BioXcellerator as Director of Athletic Performance Division.
BIG ANNOUNCEMENT!!! . Many of you know that I went down to Medellin, Colombia in December for @bioxcellerator_ #stemcelltherapy, and now after a couple months, my neck and lower back feel really good. I was honestly so impressed with the entire @bioxcellerator_ operation. So much so, that upon returning I had conversations about joining the @bioxcellerator_ team in some capacity. . With that, I am EXTREMELY EXCITED TO ANNOUNCE that I have officially joined BioXcellerator as Director Of Athletic Performance Division. My role will be to continue connecting high level athletes, entertainers and influencers with all the amazing benefits of @bioxcellerator_ #stemcelltherapy. As someone whose passion is helping people, I couldn’t pass up the opportunity to be a part of this company that is changing lives with their cutting edge #stemcelltherapy. . So, anyone who’s been thinking about, or interested in finding out more about BioXcellerator stem cell therapy, I’m your guy! Please DM or email me at [email protected]. Here’s to all our improved health and happiness in 2020 and beyond! . . #bioxcellerator #bioxmen #bioxwomen #stemcell #stemcells #stemcelltherapy #medellin #colombia
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While the Wisconsin native hasn’t wrestled since MLW’s Superfight pay-per-view last year, Aries has yet to call it quits on his career. As previously stated, the former Impact World Champion has praised AEW in the past and stated numerous times that he would like to wrestle Cody Rhodes.
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