Rey Mysterio may take some time off from WWE RAW after this week’s event: Rumours

Rey Mysterio is one of biggest names in WWE today. He is currently involved in a feud with United States champion Andrade and Zelina Vega. However, after Andrade got suspended under WWE’s wellness policy, WWE is trying to give some time off to Rey Mysterio’s character. According to Wrestling Observer Newsletter, in this week’s WWE RAW, Rey Mysterio was seen getting punished by former Cruiserweight Champion Angel Garza for this reason.

"re’s some speculation going around, apparently starting from Dave Meltzer, that Rey Mysterio could be taking some time off after Raw this week," stated a report in Cside Seats.

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WWE RAW: Rey Mysterio vs Angel Garza

Rey Mysterio’s Lucha Libre friend Humberto Carrillo was scheduled to face former Cruiserweight Champion Angel Garza. However, involvement of Zelina Vega made it difficult for Humberto Carrillo to take advant. In later part of match, Garza laid out Carrillo and tried to plant him on cement but Rey Mysterio made save.

Rey Mysterio replaced Humberto Carrillo and fought Angel Garza. match began and ultimate underdog dominated Garza. However, Zelina Vega once again came in and made save. Outside, Garza hit Rey Mysterio with a DDT on concrete, causing a disqualification.

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Rey Mysterio talks about retirement

Rey Mysterio recently completed 30 years in pro-wrestling. When asked if he is thinking of retiring from business, masked luchador said that "it is hard to answer." He feels motivated and driven by sport. He added that it’s up to his mind - if he wants, he can leave business in a week. Rey Mysterio n talked about his son and said that he can’t quit wrestling right w as he has to work with his son.

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