Homecoming? Controversial Former WWE Superstar Makes Surprise Return Elsewhere

He’s back? There are several wrestlers throughout the industry but only a handful of them ever reach a certain level of infamy. These wrestlers will often be forced out of a variety of promotions, often for one specific reason. It can make a big difference when someone shows up again, especially if they have been away for a long time. The latter was the case this week.

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This week’s Impact Wrestling featured Chris Sabin defending the X-Division Title against Trey Miguel. Late in the match, Miguel’s former Rascalz’s partner Zachary Wentz interfered and attacked Sabin for the disqualification. Later in the show, Miguel and Wentz officially reunited. Wentz was released from WWE in April 2022 following allegations of domestic violence as well as the surfacing of a photo showing Wentz doing a Nazi salute while wearing a mustache similar to Adolf Hitler. Wentz has wrestled on the independent circuit since.

The team was good. Check out the Rascalz in their day:

Opinion: This is one of those moves that is going to have some people talking and it might not be in the best way. At the end of the day, Wentz is someone who is incredibly talented in the ring but has some very notable issues in his past. That is the kind of thing that can do some major damage to his career but now he is getting another chance on a fairly high level. It should be interesting, but this could get a bit iffy fast.

What do you think of the return? How will Wentz do in Impact Wrestling? Let us know in the comments below.

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