Andrade has not been afraid to express his opinions since leaving the WWE, and when he heard something recently, he wasn’t afraid to throw some shade at the company based on his own experience.
WWE President Nick Khan had been interviewed recently where he said the WWE wanted to put a “WWE touch” on lucha libre. Andrade, a former Latino talent for the WWE, wasn’t afraid to respond to that report.
More talent for sitting in the locker room!
Andrade has been a well respected, main event talent in Mexico and it didn’t translate to the WWE. Since his release, he hasn’t been shy about revealing his frustration over being stuck at catering week after week. Hearing stories like that may make some talent think otherwise about being part of WWE’s investment in lucha libre, but for many the WWE dream will be too alluring to deny.
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