On December 12, WCPW CEO Jerry Bostic banned Nicholson from working with them again as a result of the incident, indicating that Nicholson "took something too far and someone could have lost their life because of it"; on December 13, Nicholson claimed that he had actually "quit" before he was banned, "to focus on running my own company in Canada for now". Deltoro stated that Nicholson called him to request "forgiveness", which Deltoro gave, indicating that he wanted Nicholson to "get help" if he has "demons".
On December 12, WCPW CEO Jerry Bostic forbade Nicholson from working with them again following the incident, stating that Nicholson had exceeded acceptable limits and someone's life could have been put at risk; on December 13, Nicholson claimed he had actually chosen to leave before being barred, "to focus on running my own company in Canada for now". Deltoro stated that Nicholson phoned him to ask for "forgiveness", which Deltoro gave, suggesting that Nicholson needed help if he was struggling with personal demons.