31-year-old megastar set to return to WWE after three years – Reports

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Bad Bunny has not been seen on WWE programming in a long time, which has raised speculation about his future with the company. However, Bryan Alvarez of Wrestling Observer noted that he is expected to make his return to the global juggernaut “sooner rather than later.”

Tony Khan urged to sign former WWE 24/7 Champion Bad Bunny

While Bad Bunny has only been associated with WWE in the pro wrestling business, Senator Ruben Gallego from Arizona recently urged Tony Khan to bring the megastar to AEW. Gallego noted that the music artist loves pro wrestling and could help AEW solidify a huge fan base.

However, it seems like the Senator’s wish will remain unfulfilled as Bad Bunny looks set to be heading to the Stamford-based promotion. The 31-year-old is widely regarded as the best celebrity wrestler of all time, and his return could provide a huge boost to the global juggernaut ahead of WrestleMania 42. How Triple H and Co. will bring in the music artist remains to be seen.