September 27, 2025<\/a><\/p>\nThe trailer features footage of Kross on the independent circuit, with commentary from himself and his peers. \u201cIt\u2019s be so fucking cool to be punk rock and rock and roll,\u201d Kross says. \u201cUnfortunately, behind closed doors, when it\u2019s time to do punk rock and rock and roll shit, a lot of people just bend the knee\u201d. The trailer also shows an appearance by top AEW star Darby Allin. The new alliance with The Righteous appears to be built on a real-life bond, as Vincent states, \u201cThere\u2019s not many people that you can say I have a legitimate friendship with in this business. Kevin\u2019s one of them. So tonight meant a lot\u201d. Scarlett Bordeaux is seen hitting a Canadian Destroyer in one of the clips in the trailer.<\/p>\n
Commentary in the trailer also points to the interest Kross is generating on the independent scene. Promoter Kevin Matthews noted the ticket sales for the WrestlePro event, stating, \u201cThis is the first time the floor seems sold out this far in advance, let alone in four days\u201d. This interest reflects what Dutch of The Righteous observed in the trailer: \u201cRight now, what Kross is doing is building stories on the independents, which you don\u2019t really see too often anymore\u201d.<\/p>\n
This narrative was put into action at WrestlePro\u2019s Killer Smokeshow event on September 21, 2025. In the main event, Kross defeated Richard Holliday in a No Disqualification match. Following the bout, Kross was attacked by The Revolver\u2019s Chamber. During the altercation, Holliday grabbed Scarlett Bordeaux and put her in a headlock, which prompted The Righteous to run in for the save. After clearing the ring, Scarlett delivered a Destroyer to a remaining group member before The Righteous stood face-to-face with Kross and Scarlett. Instead of fighting, the two groups shook hands, solidifying an alliance.<\/p>\n
The victory at WrestlePro is the latest in a series of high-profile matches for Kross since his WWE exit. On September 19, 2025, he defeated Calvin Tankman at DEFY\u2019s Super Heavyweight Cup. In August, he competed at WWE SummerSlam against Sami Zayn.<\/p>\n
The formation of this alliance is connected to past WWE creative plans. Kross previously revealed that the late Bray Wyatt had plans to include Vincent and Dutch (The Righteous) in a version of the Wyatt Sicks faction in WWE back in 2022. The idea was for Kross, Vincent, and Dutch to form a spinoff group connected to Wyatt\u2019s storylines. \u201cBray had big plans\u2026 Me, Vincent, and Dutch were going to be part of a larger vision he had for the Wyatt Sicks,\u201d Kross has previously stated. \u201cWe were ready to go\u201d.<\/p>\n
The new alliance and documentary trailer have increased fan discussion about whether Kross\u2019s WWE exit is part of an elaborate storyline. While reports have suggested he is a free agent, the \u201cOne BIG Work\u201d title and the trailer\u2019s themes indicate that Kross will address these theories directly. His actions blur the lines between fiction and reality.<\/p>\n
By bringing a once-pitched WWE storyline to life on the independent circuit, Kross is developing a new chapter in his career. The alliance with The Righteous, supported by the storytelling promise of his new documentary, has positioned him as a notable figure in professional wrestling. The trailer for \u201cOne BIG Work\u201d was directed by Davin Tong. Click below to watch.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n