Enzo Amore hasn’t ruled out a WWE return. In an Instagram video on Tuesday, Amore noted that “they said never say never, right?” That led to even more rumors about his return to the company.
But Amore did not confirm a deal with WWE. In the video, he said he doesn’t miss WWE, reflected on his controversial release, and called out “the same industry that tried to blackball me.”
Amore brought up Ric Flair. “I am Ric Flair in 91,” he said, and he claimed to be “the real world champ right now” as well. In 1991, Flair left WCW and debuted in the WWF with the WCW World title belt, and he was billed as “The Real World’s Champion.”
People in WWE believe Amore signed a new deal with the company in late October. One source reportedly said Amore will likely be in NXT.
Amore was at the Performance Center in Orlando, Florida, on Wednesday, November 4, before that night’s NXT, along with TNA’s Joe Alonzo.
Amore was released by WWE in January 2018 after allegations that were later dropped by Phoenix police in May of that year due to a lack of evidence. His former tag team partner Big Cass came back to WWE on RAW on August 3.
