Rey Mysterio Reveals What The Latin Talent In WWE Are Lacking

According to WrestlingInc, former WWE Superstar Rey Mysterio was interviewed by Harry Ruiz of Telemundo, where he explained the problem with Latin talent in WWE.

Mysterio believes that the Latin Superstars in WWE are killing it right now, but there is one thing they are lacking.

The veteran in Mysterio believes that the company now needs someone like him to “link” the talent together in order for a larger, more dominant push.

This prompted Ruiz to ask the luchador if he’d like to see a revival of the Latino World Order, which was a WCW stable from 1998-1999. Members of this stable included Mysterio himself, La Parka, Psychosis, Juventud Guerrera, Silver King, El Dandy, Hector Garza, Villano V, Damian, and Ciclope.

When asked, Mysterio asked, “Why not?”

Mysterio has reportedly been in contract negotiations with WWE for some time now. He has competed in the two Royal Rumble based events this year and is speculated to be involved in the Australian show rumored to take place later this year.

Check the tweet by Ruiz below:

– @reymysterio told me the only thing missing with the latino talent in #WWE right now (@SinCaraWWE, @KalistoWWE, @AndradeCienWWE) is him, so that way they could form a stable. LWO 2.0 coming up? Do it @VinceMcMahon! #LuchaLibre pic.twitter.com/TEOSzvkmT4

— Harry Ruiz (@harryruiz) May 24, 2018

You can also be reminded of the Latino World Order through the video below:

Eddie Guerrero forms the Latino World Order: Nitro, October

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