ANDRADE has been released from WWE shortly after Fastlane and his next destination is currently unknown. Vince McMahon‘s promotion shared an official announcement informing the WWE Universe that El Idolo is no longer part of the company just a month before WrestleMania 37. The wrestling giants announced: “WWE has come to terms on the release […]
ANDRADE has been released from WWE shortly after Fastlane and his next destination is currently unknown.
Vince McMahon‘s promotion shared an official announcement informing the WWE Universe that El Idolo is no longer part of the company just a month before WrestleMania 37.
The wrestling giants announced: “WWE has come to terms on the release of Andrade. We wish him all the best in all of his future endeavors.”
Andrade appeared to be hinting at his imminent departure earlier that night when he took to Twitter and said there were some “good news” on the way.
Wrestling Inc had previously reported that the Mexican superstar had requested his release during the March 8 edition of RAW.
It was also reported that the ex-US Champion looked “absolutely miserable” at the event where he was backstage.
The news broke shortly after the former NXT Champion dropped WWE from his Twitter handle and bio.
The 31-year-old grappler addressed the situation on social media recently and admitted the “rumours are true” and that he doesn’t know what the future holds for him.
Andrade previously tweeted: “The rumors are true and I don’t know what the future holds but I want to make my dreams come true. Thank you for giving me so much support these last days.”
The popular wrestler’s last televised appearance took place on RAW at the Draft in October when he lost to Angel Garza and was taken out by ‘The Fiend’ Bray Wyatt after the match.
He then took some time off to undergo a minor procedure but never returned, even though there were rumours suggesting he would go back to NXT or team up with his fiancee Charlotte Flair on RAW.
Charlotte appears set to challenge RAW Women’s Champion Asuka at WrestleMania next month at the Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida.
