“I will never be seen on WWE television” – Major name claims he will never return to the company

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“I made a promise that I will never, ever… I will never be seen on WWE television ever again. Cody Rhodes won; he is the one. Wow. What a dog he turned out to be. Maybe he was the right one all along. Maybe I was wrong about the Rhodes thing. But, no. Wrestling fans can sleep soundly, understanding that I will never be back over there,” he said.

Pat McAfee released his first album, The Diary of a Polarizing Figure, earlier this month. The former NFL punter revealed today that he will be joining the Monday Night Football Countdown broadcast this year on ESPN. The popular star has not been seen since Randy Orton betrayed him and connected with an RKO out of nowhere at WrestleMania 42.

Lana defends Pat McAfee’s involvement at WWE WrestleMania

Former WWE star Lana, now known as CJ Perry, defended Pat McAfee being added to the storyline between Randy Orton and Cody Rhodes at WrestleMania.

In an interview on The Ariel Helwani Show, Lana praised McAfee for his heel promo on the road to WrestleMania and pointed out how angry he made fans.

“When he grabbed that mic and he was cutting a great heel promo, people are booing him. The internet is getting so upset. Isn’t that what a heel is supposed to do? Isn’t a heel supposed to ruffle our feathers and p*ss us off and get people talking? I thought from that standpoint he was doing exactly what heels are supposed to do. And also he’s promoting the show. I know people were kind of upset about the 25% off promo he cut, but I think that’s business. That’s good business,” she said.

Only time will tell if Pat McAfee ever decides to return to the company sometime in the future.