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A recent report from Fightful Select revealed that the promoters who worked with the two-time Cruiserweight Champion are working under the assumption that Amore is returning to the Stamford-based promotion. A new report from False Finish sheds more light on the 39-year-old star’s status.

The report stated that some within the company’s performance center are under the belief that Amore is officially returning to WWE. While it’s not clear whether Big Cass is returning or not, all reports suggest that Enzo Amore will be in the Stamford-based promotion sooner rather than later.


Enzo Amore and Big Cass have never won titles in WWE together

Enzo Amore and Big Cass gained popularity with their work on the Stamford-based promotion’s developmental brand, which was under Triple H’s creative leadership. The old regime was quite impressed with the duo, and they received their main roster call-up without Carmella at the time.

The two easily became one of the most entertaining acts on WWE RAW and assisted John Cena in his fight against AJ Styles and The Good Brothers. However, the old management never pulled the trigger on them as a tag team, and they didn’t win the RAW or SmackDown Tag Team Championship.

Later, they decided to split the team, as they saw potential in both stars and started a feud between Enzo and Cass, with Big Show adding Amore. In the coming months, the 39-year-old star joined the 205 Live division and eventually became a two-time Cruiserweight Champion.

Meanwhile, Big Cass suffered an injury and was written off following their feud. Cass returned to television next year and feuded with Daniel Bryan on the blue brand before he was fired from WWE in 2018. It’ll be interesting to see whether the duo reunites for a second run as a tag team.

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