NJPW Will Take Disciplinary Action Against "Bad Boy" Tama Tonga For His Recent Behavior

NJPW Will Take Disciplinary Action Against "Bad Boy" Tama Tonga For His Recent Behavior

"The Bad boy" has been drawing some criticism due to his recent behavior on social media and live shows. NJPW has released a statement noting that they're planning to take disciplinary action on Tama Tonga.

By EliteGuy101 - Aug 07, 2018 08:08 PM EST
Filed Under: Indy Wrestling
Source: Cagesideseats.com
Someone is apparently taking their heel persona a bit too far.

According to the New Japan Pro Wrestling website, “Bad boy” Tama Tonga will be punished for his recent behavior on social media and for choking a fan at a recent event.


Tonga is clearly in character mode during these incidents, but his recent behavior putting over his new bad boy persona is clearly drawing the ire of fans and NJPW officials.



The statement is as follows:

“NJPW takes actions taken by our wrestlers seriously. In light of recent inappropriate conduct by Tama Tonga including SNS usage, the company has decided to take disciplinary actions against said wrestlers, and will issue updated guidelines to all wrestlers.”
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