Overview
- In a DeporTV interview, Andrade said his lawyers are negotiating with WWE to reach an agreement that would let him wrestle sooner.
- He estimated roughly three months of inactivity and said a return could come sooner, but no date is confirmed until WWE signs off.
- He claims a 12-month non-compete was enforced after his AEW re-debut and says his previous attorney failed to flag the clause in his contract.
- He indicated he prefers a negotiated solution over going to court, citing the time and expense of litigation.
- He was released by WWE on Sept. 13 after a reported Wellness Policy issue that he links to medicines or supplements permitted in Mexico but restricted under WWE rules.