Maple Leaf Pro Wrestling has announced that it will be reopening the Can-Am Dojo in October. AEW star Josh Alexander is set to serve as the head coach for the promotion’s pro wrestling academy. Additionally, MLP owner Scott D’Amore will serve as general manager of the dojo.
The announcement promotes the new academy as a “state-of-the-art 4,000 square foot facility,” and it describes the space as follows:
“The Academy will offer a full spectrum of training, including both beginner and advanced courses, welcoming aspiring wrestlers at all stages of their journey. In addition to regular classes, the MLP Academy will host specialized seminars and clinics featuring top names from across the wrestling industry. These sessions will cover critical aspects of a professional wrestling career, including in-ring technique, promo skills, character development, brand building, etiquette, and professional conduct – ensuring students are prepared for every part of the business both inside and outside the ring.”
The announcement comes after Alexander’s return on this week’s AEW Dynamite, where he attacked AEW TNT Champion Darby Allin.
