Kemo
05-05-2020, 09:09 PM
Lio Rush was one of the stars released by WWE as part of their coronavirus budget cuts and he is now teasing a retirement from the wrestling business altogether.
The former Cruiserweight Champion took his twitter today and made an interesting comment saying “I legitimately might not ever wrestle again”
While Rush did not elaborate on his future plans, he has been making tweets promoting his hip hop career, and shortly before the above post he had sent out another tweet, saying that he is available for music features.
The former WWE star posted an email where he can be booked and he had also recently confirmed that his debut album called Ever After will be releasing on Monday, May 11.
Lio Rush started his wrestling career in 2014. Before being picked up by WWE in August 2017, the high flying star wrestled for companies such as CZW and ROH.
He was moved to the main roster in June 2018. He first competed in 205 Live and was later paired with Bobby Lashley as the former Champion’s mouthpiece.
While this pairing gained popularity with fans, the former NXT star got himself in a controversy after making public comments about his WWE pay.
After his comments became a hot topic of discussion, stories about Lio Rush’s backstage attitude became viral and he was finally released from the company last month.
The former Cruiserweight Champion took his twitter today and made an interesting comment saying “I legitimately might not ever wrestle again”
While Rush did not elaborate on his future plans, he has been making tweets promoting his hip hop career, and shortly before the above post he had sent out another tweet, saying that he is available for music features.
The former WWE star posted an email where he can be booked and he had also recently confirmed that his debut album called Ever After will be releasing on Monday, May 11.
Lio Rush started his wrestling career in 2014. Before being picked up by WWE in August 2017, the high flying star wrestled for companies such as CZW and ROH.
He was moved to the main roster in June 2018. He first competed in 205 Live and was later paired with Bobby Lashley as the former Champion’s mouthpiece.
While this pairing gained popularity with fans, the former NXT star got himself in a controversy after making public comments about his WWE pay.
After his comments became a hot topic of discussion, stories about Lio Rush’s backstage attitude became viral and he was finally released from the company last month.