Rey Fenix Deletes Tweets Alleging AEW Mistreatment – Rey Fenix recently deleted a series of tweets that appeared to criticize AEW, with the posts alleging “inhumane treatment” and a lack of support in securing proper medical attention. While Fenix did not specify the injury in question, the timing suggests it may be related to his recent health issues. The deleted tweets have sparked further speculation about the relationship between Fenix and AEW, leaving fans questioning the nature of his current standing with the company.
In related news, Fenix’s brother, Penta El Zero Miedo, has become a free agent following the expiration of his AEW contract. Reports indicate that both Lucha Brothers, a duo known for their high-flying style and thrilling matches, could be on the verge of joining WWE. However, it is important to note that Fenix still has significant time left on his AEW deal, meaning fans should not expect to see the brothers in WWE anytime soon.
Despite the uncertainty surrounding his wrestling future, Fenix is scheduled for a signing event at House of Glory in Queens, NY, on December 20th. This appearance could provide fans with some insight into his current status and potentially offer a glimpse into what comes next for the star.
As the situation continues to unfold, all eyes are on Fenix and Penta, with many speculating about their next career moves and whether WWE will be the next destination for the Lucha Brothers.
WrestleVotes noted that those in WWE were surprised by his tweets and that he believed WWE would dig into the allegations.
WrestleVotes stated, “Hearing that there were those in the WWE that were surprised yesterday with the Rey Fenix tweets. Not to say that they’re not interested anymore, I’m sure that didn’t change, but there were some eyebrows raised over those tweets, especially if you’re going to put that out there publicly. I think WWE is going to do some digging into what’s going on……So that doctor one, you know, my phone started to buzz a little bit afterwards about just the surprise from a few WWE staffers that really didn’t have a pulse on to what may or may not be going on over there with Rey Fenix. So I just think it raised eyebrows throughout the whole wrestling world, and it did, certainly, you know, in Stanford.”
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Rey Fenix Deletes Tweets Alleging AEW Mistreatment
