Dono Hefner, a 20-year-old independent professional wrestler, is preparing to promote his own event, Too Over To Care, in Washington, D.C., on Feb. 27, 2027. In an interview with OutKick Dropkick, he described starting a show as a personal challenge and a way to give other wrestlers a chance to perform.
Hefner said he enjoys working under pressure and felt that organizing an event would push him beyond wrestling in the ring. He also cited what he characterized as politics in the wrestling business, saying performers do not always receive opportunities they believe they should get. He presented the show as an effort that would benefit others as well as himself.
Putting together the lineup has brought a practical complication: deciding who will not be included. Hefner said that when a new event is announced, many people want a spot on the card, but the number of performers who can appear is limited. He described the process as otherwise going smoothly so far, while noting that there is still considerable time before the scheduled date.
The performers identified in the source material as being billed include Jay Lucas and Terry Yaki, who work as the tag team Top Team, and Chulo Montana and Ykies, billed together as Sexy & Blessed. No complete card or additional event details were provided in the material.
Hefner also said a match with independent wrestling figure Joey Janela would be a personal goal. He believes the pairing could draw attention to his work, though the interview did not say that a match has been booked.
The event announcement has been accompanied by promotional trash talk. Hefner directed a challenge at former WWE wrestler JTG, who is now known as Jay Tha Gawd, calling him “soft” and saying he could prove it. The source does not report that JTG responded or that a match between the two has been arranged.
Hefner bills himself as the “most OverAF” independent wrestler. That description is his own promotional characterization, rather than an independently established ranking. The interview focused on his plans and expectations for the event; it did not report ticket information, venue specifics, or confirmation of additional matches.
