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In this article, let’s take a quick look at three mistakes the Chief Content Officer has already made with the former AEW star ahead of his WWE return.
#3. No surprise factor left
When rumors circulated about Big Cass’ comeback to the Stamford-based promotion, fans were left guessing whether he would actually return. However, with the announcement on Monday Night RAW, there is no longer any surprise factor to the seven-foot giant’s return.
Now, everyone is already aware that Cass will return on August 3, 2026. A surprise return always generates more buzz than pre-announcing it through a video package.
It would have been better if The Game had brought Big Cass directly to RAW after SummerSlam without making such an announcement. It’s similar to how Baron Corbin returned to SmackDown last week without any pre-announcement.
#2. Subtly confirms Enzo Amore is not returning with him
When rumors about Big Cass’ WWE return emerged, Enzo Amore also became the talk of the town. Reports confirmed that Amore was also on his way back, sparking speculation about a potential SAWFT reunion.
However, the video package on Monday Night RAW subtly confirms that Cass is returning to the red brand alone, at least for now. It also reveals that Enzo Amore isn’t returning alongside him and that the company might use the former AEW star as a solo competitor.
This appears to be a huge mistake by Triple H, as he has already confirmed his plans for Big Cass. It has also ended the discussion among fans regarding a potential reunion between Enzo and Cass in WWE.
#1. Confirms his absence from WWE SummerSlam 2026
SummerSlam is one of the biggest Premium Live Events of the year, and it often delivers major returns and surprises. Earlier, fans fueled speculation that Big Cass would probably show up at the Biggest Party of the Summer for a massive return.
Meanwhile, the announcement on RAW confirmed that the 7-foot giant won’t appear at SummerSlam, effectively confirming his absence from the event. This is another major mistake made by the King of Kings.
It also rules out the possibility of Cass making a surprise return at SummerSlam. This would have been a much bigger stage than an episode of RAW after the Biggest Party of the Summer.
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