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On the recent edition of Monday Night RAW, Cass lost to Dragon Lee in a singles match, raising concerns regarding his current run. Later, Dave Meltzer on the Wrestling Observer Radio claimed the creative team might not have anything planned for Cass, which is why he lost to Lee.
The report raised concerns, and fans on X reacted. While a section believed that the talent and the creative team are at fault, others also believe that the whole thing can be turned around if they brought Enzo Amore back for a tag team run with Cass on WWE’s main roster.
It’s only been a month since Cass returned to the weekly product, but the audience isn’t impressed with his singles run so far. It’ll be interesting to see what Triple H’s creative team has in mind for the 40-year-old star on the red brand in the coming months.
What’s next for Big Cass in WWE?
Earlier this year, rumors suggested that Enzo Amore had a conversation with WWE, and the company was looking to revive its tag team division following WrestleMania 42. Later, Big Cass’ return was teased on the red brand, which made many assume that Amore is on his way back.
However, Cass showed up alone on Monday Night RAW, and his run hasn’t lived up to expectations. Meanwhile, many wondered why Amore wasn’t in his former tag team partner’s corner, and there might be a real-life reason behind Amore’s absence from the company.
According to WrestleVotes, there’s a possibility that the Stamford-based company couldn’t negotiate a deal with the former two-time Cruiserweight Champion in time for a second run. Moreover, the insider believes that if Cass’ singles run goes nowhere, the management might bring back Enzo Amore to WWE for a tag team run. It’ll be interesting to see what’s next for Big Cass under Triple H’s creative leadership.
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