In April 2020, Velveteen Dream (Patrick Clark) was accused of sending indecent images to underage boys, and two months later, amidst the “Speaking Out” movement, new allegations were made that Dream had sent a sexually explicit photo to an underage girl and had “inappropriate communications” with underage boys he was allegedly grooming.
WWE reportedly investigated the incident but found no evidence of wrongdoing. Dream was thereafter released from his WWE contract in May 2021.
On a recent edition of his “Keepin’ It 100” podcast, AAA booker Konnan revealed whether he would sign Dream to Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide.
You can check out some highlights from the podcast below:
On possibly bringing in Clark: “I know he was over, and I like Prince. But I’m not the Red Cross. It’s not my job to give everybody a job or work.”
On why Clark’s situation is different than El Patron and Scurll: “Unlike ADR and Marty, I had a relationship with both of them, personal and business, and they both knew that this was their last chance, and they were working under that premise. They’ve both been dragged, and a lot of fun has been made of their expense; hey, that’s the price to pay when you f**k up, and society — or allegedly f**k up — that’s just part of it. Everybody gets it. I don’t know this guy; I’ve never worked with him; he’s not on my radar right now, but I’ll let you know.”
