WWE NEWS - Leaked 2019 WWE CONTRACTS And Their Expiration Dates Of CURRENT WWE WRESTLERS We start off today with Mojo Rawley, and though fans may not have
seen the former Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Roya Winner on
WWE TV much, don’t expect to see him anywhere else.
Apparently, Rawley has signed a new contract with the company,
and though we don’t know for how long,
we can assume it’s for more money than his list deal.
Recently, the company has been offering longer contracts to their
talent for significantly more money,
to avoid stars going to AEW or other promotions.
Despite debuting a new look recently, Rawley hasn’t been used much since
returning earlier this year, as his last match was as part of the
Battle Royal at Super Showdown, his last RAW match was also
battle Royal to determine the first 24/7 Champion, and his last singles
match was on May 13th, when he defeated Apollo Crews.
Though many Superstars are locked into their contracts for several years
there are some stars whose deals are coming to an end.
Rhyno for example will see his contract end next month, and the former ECW
World Champion has said he will not
re-sign, instead honing his craft elsewhere.
The Good Brothers, Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson will see their
contracts expire in September this year,
and after some questionable booking and just one brief reign as RAW Tag
Team Champions, no one could blame the pair for
leaving to return to New Japan, or even AEW
You might also be able to catch Shinsuke Nakamura in AEW soon,
as the former NXT and US Champion’s contract comes to
end in 2019, and this may have been the strangest year of his WWE career.
Capturing the United States title from Rusev at the Royal Rumble,
the two had an awkward feud which ended in a tag team,
though neither man has been seen for a while.
With reports that Nakamura wants to stay in the United States
because his family enjoys it, it definitely seems more likely that the King of
Strong Style would join AEW, rather than return to his homeland.
Luke Harper seemingly doesn’t care where he ends up, as long as he gets
out of WWE, though that seems to be easier said than done.
After requesting his release from the company earlier this year,
Harper’s request was denied, and reportedly had
six more months added to his contract out of sheer spite.
With those six months coming to an end at the end of this year, it’ll be
interesting to see what happens for the former Wyatt family member.
Though losing these stars would come as a huge blow to WWE,
there are some that aren’t going anywhere, any time soon.
Mega stars like Daniel Bryan and Ronda Rousey have both signed
until 2021, and former World Champions like the
Miz and Kevin Owens will be staying even longer.
The longest contract we know of is Booker T’s, which runs
through 2029, so don’t expect to see the
Spinarroonie in AEW, anytime soon
Speaking of AEW and we’re once again talking about Jon Moxley,
who may have had the best few months of his entire wrestling
career since leaving WWE this past April.
Now no longer a part of the McMahon led promotion,
Moxley has made huge waves over the past few months,
recently capturing the IWGP United States Heavyweight Title in the
famed Sumo Hall in Tokyo, Japan.
Speaking to New Japan’s official website, Moxley spoke about
how more exciting it was competing in Japan this time,
compared to working their as part of WWE, saying:
I’d performed there six or seven times for WWE, but that was
WWE fans in Japan, or fans sampling that product…
I didn’t know how it was going to go, but it was great.
I can’t thank them enough for the energy they have,and the respect.
The respect the Japanese fans have is tremendous
When I was in WWE, I looked forward to coming to Japan
the most, more than TV, or WrestleMania, because they have
such respect for this sport, and it makes you want to work harder.”
Toppling fellow WWE alum Juice Robinson for the gold, many fans
were surprised by Moxley’s attire, as the former World Champion
often for traditional trunks and wrestling shoes, as opposed to
to his classic jeans.
The look has followed Moxley back to the States, as the AEW star admitted
he was never keen on competing in denim.
“Wrestling in jeans, honestly, it sucks” Moxley shared.
“They’re hot, sweaty, hard to move in. I’m done with wrestling in jeans.
It’s so much easier to wrestle in tights. When I looked in the mirror before
I went out, I felt naked because I was so used to wrestling in jeans.
So I knew then that it would cause a reaction, and be a bit of a shock.”
Whatever look Moxley goes far, expect fans to flip out whenever he appears,
seems the former Dean Ambrose is going
from strength to strength now no longer held down to WWE.
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