Kemo
03-28-2019, 07:04 PM
We noted before how El Hijo del Fantasma, Ivelisse, Joey Ryan, and Kobra Moon all were released from their Lucha Underground contracts recently as part of their lawsuit settlement with the promotion.
At the time it was noted that while the other stars might take a different route, Fantasma also known as King Cuerno could be heading to WWE.
During the latest episode of Wrestling Observer Radio, Dave Meltzer talked about this possibility and revealed some details on the relationship between both sides.
According to Meltzer, Cuerno was offered a WWE deal in the past and while there has been no recent update on the matter, the offer is believed to be still valid.
Not only that but the Lightweight Star was also offered a spot in the Cruiserweight Classic Tournament in 2016 but Lucha Underground and AAA blocked him from accepting the offer.
Regarding the possibility of Ivelisse signing with the company, Meltzer noted that she has had issues with backstage personnel in the past.
They possibly date back to her time in the company as a development talent dubbed Sofia Cortez. She worked for the company in 2010-2011 and there has been no recent talk of her return.
Though WWE is trying to sign as many talents as possible and considering the current environment, it wouldn’t be a surprise if the company presents her with an offer.
At the time it was noted that while the other stars might take a different route, Fantasma also known as King Cuerno could be heading to WWE.
During the latest episode of Wrestling Observer Radio, Dave Meltzer talked about this possibility and revealed some details on the relationship between both sides.
According to Meltzer, Cuerno was offered a WWE deal in the past and while there has been no recent update on the matter, the offer is believed to be still valid.
Not only that but the Lightweight Star was also offered a spot in the Cruiserweight Classic Tournament in 2016 but Lucha Underground and AAA blocked him from accepting the offer.
Regarding the possibility of Ivelisse signing with the company, Meltzer noted that she has had issues with backstage personnel in the past.
They possibly date back to her time in the company as a development talent dubbed Sofia Cortez. She worked for the company in 2010-2011 and there has been no recent talk of her return.
Though WWE is trying to sign as many talents as possible and considering the current environment, it wouldn’t be a surprise if the company presents her with an offer.