Andrade is coming back to the ringand hes not waiting for WWEs permission to live his life.
In a twist to an already messy contract drama, Andrade revealed during an interview with Riju Dasgupta that hes officially stepping back into the ring on December 13 for WWC Lockout in Puerto Rico. This return comes while his 12-month non-compete clause with WWE is technically still active. But thanks to a last-minute legal green light, Andrade says hes free to competeand hes fired up for the opportunity. When asked about his status, the Mexican star made it clear he is just happy to be wrestling again.
Andrade said he was sidelined for three months due to legal red tape stemming from the infamous non-compete clause WWE enforced after his controversial release. But now? Hes got the letterand hes making the most of it.
The WWC Lockout event will see Andrade challenge Xavant for the Universal Heavyweight Championship at the Pepin Cestero Arena. Its his first match backand a big one.
The former champ, who has openly battled legal troubles, personal heartbreak, and contract headaches, showed nothing but gratitude and excitement to finally be back doing what he loves.
And for fans wondering if this return might mean something biggermaybe even a comeback to AEW? He noted he just hopes to return to AEW soon.
Whether this move was a carefully negotiated one-off or the start of Andrade getting back his wrestling future, one thing is clearhes not staying silent or sidelined anymore.
Are you excited to see Andrade back in the ring? Do you think WWEs non-compete policy is fairor outdated? Drop your thoughts in the comments and let us know how you feel about this comeback.
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