Andrade finally breaks silence amid controversial absence from AEW

Andrade has been the epicenter of controversy in professional wrestling over the past few weeks. The former United States Champion allegedly breached his 90-day non-compete clause with WWE with his AEW return. Therefore, he has been away from All Elite Wrestling's programming since then.

However, recently, El Idolo posted a cryptic message to spark fans' attention all over social media. After it got out that WWE has allegedly put out Anarade for a year, All Elite Wrestling decided to refrain from mentioning him during their shows. It created concerns among the fans who were looking to see something good for the talent in AEW upon his return last month. However, there has been a cloud of uncertainty about his future in pro-wrestling.

Taking to Instagram, the former WWE star posted a pretty confident picture of himself, with a solid caption. Andrade hinted to his fans to remain calm and positive as he has hopes everything would be alright at the end of the controversies around him.

"Keep your head up. There’s always light at the end of the tunnel!!! 👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼" he wrote

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Check out his Instagram post below:

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Reports suggest WWE has no plans to bring back Andrade

Since Andrade's absence from AEW, fans have been speculating that WWE might be looking to bring him back to their programming. However, despite all these rumors, some major reports shed light on this ongoing situation.

According to Dave Meltzer on the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, WWE has no plans to bring back the former United States Champion to their company. The report discusses that the company has not mentioned El Idolo internally backstage.

With that said, only time will tell what is in store for the former WWE star in professional wrestling from here on. The 35-year-old is advertised to make an appearance at Big Time Wrestling's show later this week.

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Edited by Anugrah Tyagi