5 Current WWE Superstars who have had real-life heat with former wrestlers

#4 Triple H and Enzo Amore

Enzo Amore was let go by WWE in early 2018, amidst some serious allegations made against him. The allegations were later dropped due to insufficient evidence, but it's safe to say that Amore will never be able to make a return to WWE.

He attended the Survivor Series PPV that same year, and was evicted by security personnel after he caused a disruption.

WWE EVP and legendary Superstar Triple H had some harsh words for Enzo, back in 2019. He reacted to Dave Meltzer's report about WWE possibly being interested in Enzo, and buried the former WWE Superstar on camera:

"I immediately then had our PR go like, ‘yeah, no, zero interest’.

"Congratulations to Enzo, I’m sure spreading rumours has worked well for him. I just don’t want any part of it.

"The interesting thing about today’s world is, if you call up someone willing to believe anything, you can tell them anything you want in order to try and drum up business for yourself."

Soon after Amore's exit from WWE, his former Tag Team partner Big Cass was also let go. The duo later appeared on the independent scene, with their most notable appearance being in Northeast Wrestling, where Jon Moxley defeated Cass. Enzo hasn't done much in terms of wrestling since his WWE exit.

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