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His solo return surprised fans, since there had been rumors of him coming back with his former tag team partner Enzo Amore. Amore and Cass were a popular tag team during their run with the Stamford-based promotion.
Recently, speaking on the Busted Open Podcast, Bully Ray talked about how they looked better in the past together and recalled how over they were during their previous stint.
“I believe those two guys together are a stronger act than apart. Standing in the middle of the ring night one (for their debut) and seeing how over—in my opinion, Enzo and Cass: the most over original NXT act that was ever created in WWE,” he said.
Bully Ray then said he wants to see how Big Cass does as a solo act but mentioned that if it doesn’t work out, the Stamford-based promotion could always call in Enzo.
“I still want Cass to be given more opportunities to get over on his own, because if he can, WWE could use one of those traditional big men. He’s seven feet tall; you can’t teach that. If it doesn’t work, I always think in case of emergency you can break glass and call Enzo in,” he added.
After their split as a tag team, Enzo Amore had a good singles run. But he was released in 2018 after facing allegations of s*xual assault. The allegations against him were dropped later.
Reason why Enzo Amore didn’t return to WWE with Big Cass
A few months ago, rumors swirled around Enzo Amore and Big Cass’ return to WWE. It was widely expected that the duo would return to the promotion as a tag team.
But as it turns out, only Cass has come back to the promotion. Joey Votes of WrestleVotes Radio on Fightful shed light on Enzo’s absence.
He mentioned that the promotion might’ve tried to negotiate a deal with the former Cruiserweight champion but couldn’t reach an agreement in time. He added that the company did want Enzo and Cass to return as a tag team.
If you use quotes from this article, please credit Busted Open Podcast and give an H/T to Sportskeeda Wrestling for the transcription.
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