After Wrexham Success, Ryan Reynolds Receives a Billion-Dollar Setback Following Snoop Dogg’s ‘Aggressive’ Interest in NHL’s Senators

This year has been quite a turnaround for Wrexham AFC. The Welsh club has achieved a different kind of success under the ownership of Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney. The Hollywood stars led the side to emphatic glory as they clinched promotion to the Football League. While his club continues to celebrate its massive victory, Reynolds is looking to play another poker game with another sports franchise, namely the NHL’s Ottawa Senators.

The Canadian actor has been looking to broaden his horizons and is eager to join the team. The Senators have been on sale for quite a while, and many bidders have sent their best proposals. Reynolds is also among the bidders but faces heavy competition from other potential buyers. However, terrible news has struck Reynolds, as he has received a huge setback in his pursuit of the Senators.

Wrexham owner receives a massive setback

The tug-of-war for the Senators has been going on for quite a while. The pocket-filled aristocrats are looking to spend a fortune on the team. Thanks to his recent billion-dollar deal to sell his mobile company, Reynolds has doubled his net worth. This gave him enough confidence to put all his cards on the table.

However, in his desperate pursuit of the NHL team, Reynolds has suffered a huge setback. According to various sources, his deal is not moving forward. All the interested buyers had to submit their final nonbinding offers by May 15. However, his request to complete the process has been denied, thus leading Reynolds to step back from the race.

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The Deadpool star had shaken hands with Remington Group as they submitted a $1 billion offer, more than the Senators’ $800 million valuation. Yet, his bid won’t move, thus leading him into a fiasco. While this is terrible news for Reynolds, his other competitor, Snoop Dogg, gets a major boost, as he is showing aggressive interest in the team.

Snoop Dogg enters the ring

A few days ago, a source revealed that Snoop Dogg had entered the ring to fight for the Senators. The legendary rapper has joined the famous Sparks group in order to get his hands on the team. Earlier, WWE superstar, Dwayne Johnson also joined the race for the Senators.

Snoop Dogg isn’t the latest addition to the race of Senators, as the famous singer, The Weekend, also entered the ring with Harlo Capital Group. The race for the Senators has intensified more than ever, but it’s unfortunate for Reynolds, as he suffered a huge blow. This might be a bad one for the actor, but it definitely gives a major boost to his other competitors.

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Either way, who do you think will become the owner of the Ottawa Senators? Let us know in the comments.