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Captain Phenomenal1 ha scritto: ↑16/10/2025, 15:48 Inizia a spuntare qualcosa sul caso Andrade. Il caso della lettera spedita e mai arrivata a quanto pare.

There appear to be some legal issues regarding Andrade El Idolo appearing on AEW TV following his WWE departure.
Just over a month ago, it emerged that Andrade had been fired by WWE over disciplinary issues.
Just a couple of weeks later, he returned to AEW on the October 1 episode of Dynamite by attacking Kenny Omega and joining the Don Callis Family.
However, he has not been on AEW TV again since then, and has not yet been added to the company’s official website roster page.

On today’s Wrestling Observer Radio, Dave Meltzer reported that the belief is there are potential issues over Andrade’s non-compete clause.
Typically, when WWE talent is released, they have a 90-day clause where they continue to be paid by the company and can’t work anywhere else (or 30 days for NXT contracts).

After Andrade made his AEW return so soon after his WWE exit, the word was that he didn’t have a non-compete clause attached to his departure because of the nature of his firing, but it appears there’s more to the story.

Meltzer said:
“What I’ve been hearing was WWE sent a letter. AEW obviously believed that there was no non-compete.
“There were people who talked to people in WWE who also believed there was no non-compete.
“But WWE apparently… that’s the story. They said that he can’t do (AEW) for 90 days.”

Captain Phenomenal1 ha scritto: ↑16/10/2025, 15:48 Inizia a spuntare qualcosa sul caso Andrade. Il caso della lettera spedita e mai arrivata a quanto pare.

There appear to be some legal issues regarding Andrade El Idolo appearing on AEW TV following his WWE departure.
Just over a month ago, it emerged that Andrade had been fired by WWE over disciplinary issues.
Just a couple of weeks later, he returned to AEW on the October 1 episode of Dynamite by attacking Kenny Omega and joining the Don Callis Family.
However, he has not been on AEW TV again since then, and has not yet been added to the company’s official website roster page.

On today’s Wrestling Observer Radio, Dave Meltzer reported that the belief is there are potential issues over Andrade’s non-compete clause.
Typically, when WWE talent is released, they have a 90-day clause where they continue to be paid by the company and can’t work anywhere else (or 30 days for NXT contracts).

After Andrade made his AEW return so soon after his WWE exit, the word was that he didn’t have a non-compete clause attached to his departure because of the nature of his firing, but it appears there’s more to the story.

Meltzer said:
“What I’ve been hearing was WWE sent a letter. AEW obviously believed that there was no non-compete.
“There were people who talked to people in WWE who also believed there was no non-compete.
“But WWE apparently… that’s the story. They said that he can’t do (AEW) for 90 days.”

Smoker ha scritto: ↑16/10/2025, 16:03 Peccato, con la storia del cartello messicano ne usciva fuori una storyline della madonna

Darth_Dario ha scritto: ↑16/10/2025, 16:08 Che poi non avevano fatto una cosa così un paio di anni fa Rush? E forse c'era proprio finito in mezzo Andrade?

Smoker ha scritto: ↑16/10/2025, 17:01 Ah boh. Bisognerebbe evocare Horace per questi retroscena.

Darth_Dario ha scritto: ↑16/10/2025, 17:29 No no, ma dico in storyline, proprio in AEW. Mi ricordo di Rush che rapisce gente, o forse veniva rapito.

Darth_Dario ha scritto: ↑16/10/2025, 17:29 No no, ma dico in storyline, proprio in AEW. Mi ricordo di Rush che rapisce gente, o forse veniva rapito.

Captain Phenomenal1 ha scritto: ↑16/10/2025, 15:48 Inizia a spuntare qualcosa sul caso Andrade. Il caso della lettera spedita e mai arrivata a quanto pare.

There appear to be some legal issues regarding Andrade El Idolo appearing on AEW TV following his WWE departure.
Just over a month ago, it emerged that Andrade had been fired by WWE over disciplinary issues.
Just a couple of weeks later, he returned to AEW on the October 1 episode of Dynamite by attacking Kenny Omega and joining the Don Callis Family.
However, he has not been on AEW TV again since then, and has not yet been added to the company’s official website roster page.

On today’s Wrestling Observer Radio, Dave Meltzer reported that the belief is there are potential issues over Andrade’s non-compete clause.
Typically, when WWE talent is released, they have a 90-day clause where they continue to be paid by the company and can’t work anywhere else (or 30 days for NXT contracts).

After Andrade made his AEW return so soon after his WWE exit, the word was that he didn’t have a non-compete clause attached to his departure because of the nature of his firing, but it appears there’s more to the story.

Meltzer said:
“What I’ve been hearing was WWE sent a letter. AEW obviously believed that there was no non-compete.
“There were people who talked to people in WWE who also believed there was no non-compete.
“But WWE apparently… that’s the story. They said that he can’t do (AEW) for 90 days.”

Smoker ha scritto: ↑16/10/2025, 20:55 Non ti stai confondendo con il Llegado del Fantasma che con un complesso sistema di specchi e leve si rapisce da solo ad NXT?

Oppure con Samoa Joe rapito e che torna come se niente fosse

Captain Phenomenal1 ha scritto: ↑17/10/2025, 0:19

Smoker ha scritto: ↑16/10/2025, 21:24 Sta fuori un anno, nel frattempo litiga con qualcuno e si fa licenziare e poi torna in WWE

Captain Phenomenal1 ha scritto: ↑17/10/2025, 0:19