Last week WWE announced coronavirus related budget cuts, and the company proceeded to release wrestlers, producers, coaches and more.
Longtime WWE referee Mike Chioda was also let go, and the former referee recently took to Twitter to thank his fans and his WWE family when he posted the following:
“I Want To Say Thanks To the WWE & To All My AMAZING WWE FANS & Universe! 35yrs & 31yrs Refereeing Working for the WWE has been a FANTASTIC RUN!! I Am So PROUD to have Worked with So Many ICONS & AMAZING TALENT IN THIS INDUSTRY!! I THANK YOU ALL!! 1Luv! Mike Chioda
@WWE”
“A Very Special Thanks To All My WWE Co-Workers & WWE FANS for Reaching out to Me! I Really Appreciate The RESPECT & KIND WORDS FROM EVERYONE!! During these Unprecedented times in our lives. Everyone & There Families B Safe & God Bless!! @WWE”
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