• Ex-US Champion Hasn’t Asked For His AEW Release & Has No Interest In Returning To WWE
Rusev wrestled for WWE (including his NXT run) from 2013 until he was released in April 2020 as part of budget cuts due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
He has since made a name for himself in Tony Khan’s All Elite Wrestling under the name Miro, where he already managed to become the AEW TNT Champion on one occasion.
When rumors popped up a few days ago, that Miro asked for his AEW release, Fightful Select reported the following:
“Miro was also a name mentioned online as being contacted by WWE. We haven’t heard whether he has been or not as of now, but we were told that he hadn’t asked for his release.”
Around the same time, the Wrestling Observer reported:
“Miro does not want to go back. The only guys that really want to go back are the ones who have significant others with the other company.”
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• On This Day In Pro Wrestling History (September 27, 1998) – WWF In Your House 24: Breakdown
On this day in Pro Wrestling history on September 27, 1998, the World Wrestling Federation aired ‘WWF In Your House 24: Breakdown’ LIVE on PPV from the Copps Coliseum in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.
This was the 24th out of 28 WWF In Your House pay-per-views that aired between 1995 and 1999.
Here are the results:
Owen Hart defeated Edge
Al Snow & 2 Cold Scorpio defeated Too Much
Marc Mero defeated Droz
Falls Count Anywhere: Bradshaw defeated Vader
D’Lo Brown defeated Gangrel
Steel Cage – #1 contender: The Rock defeated Ken Shamrock and Mankind
Val Venis defeated Dustin Runnels
D-Generation X defeated Jeff Jarrett & Southern Justice
Triple Threat – WWF Championship: Kane and The Undertaker defeated Stone Cold Steve Austin (c)
