WWE Star Reportedly Returning As A Babyface

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“His story is going to be about getting fired, the drinking problems and things like that, and overcoming that. It looks like that’s a babyface story. Overcoming your drinking problems is definitely babyface positioning. We’ll see. I mean, he’s got something,” said Dave Meltzer. [H/T – Ringside News]

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Meltzer believes this emotional framing makes it a babyface story glorifying how he has overcome that. Alvarez brought up Lacey Evans’ past return, though, where her emotional vignettes were flipped into a heel turn. Although Cass hits different as the real-life weighs in a lot here following his 2018 release from WWE.

Bully Ray reacted to Big Cass’ upcoming WWE return

Bully Ray has reacted after Big Cass’ first vignette aired on RAW last week. It was befitting for Bully to comment on it as Cass’ first main roster debut was when the Dudley Boyz were in the ring. This puts history between them.

“On a personal level, me and Tommy had put Big Cass in an ambulance one night in the ECW Arena because he had hit rock bottom, and he has come back way, way, way from the pits of hell. Glad to see the vignette from Cass. I hope Enzo’s not far behind. I hope we get these two guys back together, but if it’s just Cass on his own, so happy for that dude,” he said.

Speaking on Busted Open Radio, that he personally had put Cass in an ambulance once for his substance abuse. From that point to now, Bully says Cass has come a long way and is hoping to see great things back in WWE.