Monday Night Raw Star Being Sent Back To NXT

Another one down? WWE has been all over the place this year and that is likely to be the case for a long time to come. It might not be the easiest thing in the world to do, but there is not much of a way around it right now. The Coronavirus has wrecked havoc around the world and WWE is no exception. Things have been all over the place and now another wrestler is undergoing a change.

One of the weirder ideas that WWE had this year was Raw Underground, which saw Shane McMahon running a fight club on Monday Night Raw. The idea was certainly unique and offered a change of pace, but it seems to have been closed up for good. There were some wrestlers who were starting to make a name for themselves there, but now one might have to do so elsewhere again.

Arturo Ruas has been sent back to NXT after being on the Monday Night Raw brand during the Raw Underground months. Ruas appeared on this week’s NXT and received a video package before the match. However, he was injured during the match and it is not clear how long he will be back. Ruas was sent to Monday Night Raw in the 2020 WWE Draft but never wrestled a match on the show, only appearing in a pair of matches on Main Event before the Draft took place.

He's BACK. NEXT. #WWENXT @arturoruaswwe pic.twitter.com/pRcpJs5ZVz

— WWE NXT (@WWENXT) November 19, 2020

Ruas certainly has some talent. Check out what he can do in the ring:

Opinion: As annoying as it may be to have WWE bring someone up only to send them right back down, Ruas is someone who might be better off down in NXT. He wrestles a style that can work with almost anyone and unfortunately that might not go so well on the main roster. WWE would probably have him on Main Event more often than not, and regularly appearing on NXT does not sound half bad.

What do you think of Ruas? Where should he be? Let us know in the comments below.

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