40-year-old star will return to WWE soon – Reports

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The Bulgarian Brute last appeared on the July 27 edition of RAW, where he competed against Je’Von Evans. The match saw the Young OG pick up the win, but what happened afterward became a talking point.

After getting pinned, Rusev quickly rolled out of the ring and walked straight toward the backstage area. This led many fans to believe that perhaps he was unhappy with his recent booking.

However, later, an exclusive report from Sportskeeda Wrestling confirmed that Rusev suffered an injury during the match, and that’s why he headed backstage swiftly after the loss. Now, Sean Ross Sapp has provided an update on his return.

Speaking during the RAW review on Fightful Wrestling, SRS mentioned that the former US champion will be back in a couple of weeks.

“Rusev will be back soon, by the way, in a couple of weeks,” he said.

It is possible that his absence from TV was due to the injury, but now fans can expect him to be back soon.

The 40-year-old star has been competing on RAW since his return to the promotion following WrestleMania last year.

WWE’s plans for Rusev on RAW

Since his return to WWE, Rusev has competed mostly as a singles star and even targeted an Intercontinental title win. But now it appears that the promotion might be going in a different direction with him.

According to WrestleVotes on Fightful Select, there is an internal discussion over who will challenge the World Tag Team Champions Austin Theory and Bron Breakker for the title.

The report mentions that WWE is considering pairing Rusev with Ethan Page as a contender for the Vision’s tag titles. After arriving on the main roster following WrestleMania 42, Page has teamed up with the Bulgarian Brute on RAW.

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