It seems that a certain WWE superstar had to leave the business and join AEW.
The free agency in the professional struggle is warmer now than it has been for more than two decades. With two major national promotions in the United States, wrestlers have more places to work now that they have done so for a long time, from a financial point of view.
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Last week, Andrade El Idolo made his shocking return to AEW, and now it seems that we are about to see another WWE superstar join him soon.
Dave Meltzer and Bryan Alvarez discussed the recent departure of Santos Escobar on Wrestling observer radioAnd while Alvarez thinks that Escobar would have already put pen on paper to join AEW, Meltzer noted that he had heard several people of WWE who expect what is landed.
“Unless he signed at the last minute, he finished,” said Dave Meltzer. “They expected him for some time. They obviously removed him from Angel and Humberto for this very reason – does not expect what remains – and yes, he is gone,” said Meltzer. “I know several people who expect it to go to AEW. I don’t know if he does it where he doesn’t do it. He is 41 years old. I don’t know. Some people they take, some people they don’t do. ” [H/T: WrestlingNews.co]
Santos Escobar teases his next move for a while
During the last weeks of his WWE contract, Santos Escobar was busy teasing the next step for him on social networks.
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Yesterday, the last video teaser was published on his Twitter account. You can consult this video in the integrated post below.
We would not be surprised to see Escobar in AEW this evening during the dynamite: special Tuesday title.
Wrestlezone will have a live cover of the Dynamite Aew later this evening.
Find out more: Major update on the status of WWE of Santos Escobar – Report
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