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Andrade Reveals His Contract With AEW Expires Soon


Professional wrestling can be a rollercoaster of ups and downs, with wrestlers navigating various challenges and uncertainties throughout their careers. Andrade El Idolo, known for his success in WWE and his high-profile move to All Elite Wrestling (AEW) in 2021, has recently made headlines with comments about his AEW contract and his disappointing run in the company.


In a recent interview with Lucha Libre Online, Andrade revealed that his AEW contract is set to expire soon. This news has sparked speculation about his future with the company, especially considering his lack of significant progress during his time in AEW. Andrade expressed his frustration with his current situation, stating that he has not been used to his full potential in AEW and that he feels underutilized.


Andrade's disappointing run in AEW has been a source of frustration for both him and his fans. Many had high hopes for his tenure in the company, given his impressive track record in WWE, where he held multiple championships and was known for his exceptional in-ring skills and charismatic persona. However, in AEW, he has struggled to gain the same level of momentum and impact that he had in WWE.





Despite the challenges he has faced in AEW, Andrade remains optimistic about his future in wrestling. He expressed his desire to continue working hard and improving his craft, regardless of his contractual status with AEW. He also mentioned that he has had interest from other wrestling promotions, hinting that he may explore other opportunities if he does not renew his contract with AEW.


As Andrade's contract expiry approaches, fans are left wondering what the future holds for the talented wrestler. Will he choose to stay with AEW and try to turn his fortunes around, or will he explore other options in the wrestling world? Only time will tell. Nonetheless, Andrade's story serves as a reminder of the challenges and uncertainties that wrestlers face in their careers, even after experiencing success in other promotions.





Andrade El Idolo's AEW run has been marked by setbacks and challenges, including a lengthy injury-related absence and feelings of underutilization. With his contract set to expire soon, his future with AEW and in wrestling as a whole remains uncertain. However, his determination and talent are undeniable, and fans will be eagerly watching to see where his wrestling journey takes him next. As wrestling fans, we can only hope for the best for Andrade and eagerly anticipate the next chapter in his career. So, let's stay tuned and see what the future holds for this talented wrestler. Whether it's in AEW or elsewhere, there's no doubt that Andrade will continue to make an impact in the world of professional wrestling. Wrestling fans around the world will be eagerly watching to see where his journey takes him next. Only time will tell, but one thing is for sure - Andrade El Idolo's story is far from over.


Let me know your thoughts on Andrade potentially leaving AEW. Would you like to see him back in WWE? Hit me up on Twitter for more. 


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