WWE Wrestler Denied Entry Into Canada for Show!

Many people behind the WWE scenes did not want to let this get out but it did. One of the WWE wrestlers has been denied entry into Canada this week. The RAW live show was last night and the SmackDown taping was right after.

Many SmackDown stars were on hand that night, but one man, Ron "The Truth" Killings, was not. He was denied entry for the fact of him being a former convicted felon. He spent time in jail when he was 19 or so.

Killings is not the first wrestler to have trouble getting into Canada. Frequently wrestlers are detained by Canadian Customs, even though no work visa is required to wrestle in Canada unless the show is held in a bar.

It gets even tougher if the wrestler has a felony conviction, even if all required paperwork has been properly completed in advance of the trip.

Regardless, delays and issues are common at Canadian Customs, as you can be denied entry for numerous reasons, many minor offenses make no sense.

Pwrestlingnews.com reports "TNA wrestler Abyss was denied entry once there for no good reason, Kevin Nash was recently delayed two hours before being granted entry into Vancouver (several weeks earlier he had no trouble getting through).

"A.J. Styles was delayed once for several hours before being granted entry, and there are numerous other examples.

"Many wrestlers are getting to where they hate Canada bookings because of the hassle at customs."

None of the following were former convicted felons as Killings was. However, WWE wrestler MVP had no trouble getting in, yet he, like Killings is a former convicted felon. MVP even spent more time in jail.

It is weird but nothing too big. Killings will not be able to be on SmackDown, unless he got to the show in plenty of time. I don't have a spoiler sheet to tell you if he was involved yet.

This is all "The Truth" though for Killings, but it is nothing that people should be worried about.

What do you think about Canada denying Ron Killing's entry?