Enzo Amore, who previously made headlines at WWE Survivor Series 2018, has stated that he has no intention of returning to WWE. In a recent interview, Amore expressed his contentment with his current endeavors, specifically working with Fourth Rope and musical artist Westside Gunn. He emphasized, “I don’t need to do this s*** again,” indicating that he feels fulfilled outside of wrestling.
Amore was released by WWE in January 2018 amid sexual assault allegations, which he claims was due to his failure to communicate the situation with the company beforehand, rather than the allegations themselves.
In related WWE news, Nikki Bella is poised to make her return to WWE RAW, though her comeback has sparked controversy. Former WWE Superstar Odyssey Jones publicly criticized the decision, referencing alleged double standards, given his own release following domestic violence allegations, which he has denied. Jones’s criticism came after Bella’s husband, Artem Chigvintsev, faced similar allegations, which Bella has addressed on her podcast, denying any dishonesty regarding the situation.
Meanwhile, R-Truth’s return to WWE has been met with intrigue and speculation among fans. There have been discussions about whether his departure was part of a storyline, but reports confirm his release was genuine. WWE host Jackie Redmond encouraged fans to focus on his return rather than the details of his exit, and Truth himself expressed appreciation for the support.
The wrestling landscape continues to evolve with these developments, highlighting the contrasting experiences of different wrestlers within WWE, and raising questions around accountability and fairness in the realm of professional wrestling. As fans await Nikki Bella’s role in the upcoming WWE Evolution 2 pay-per-view and celebrate R-Truth’s return, the discussions around these figures remain vibrant and engaging within the community.