Ex-WWE Star Enzo Amore Says He Won't Wrestle Again, 'Not in a Million Years'
Enzo Amore is closing the door on a potential WWE return.
The former cruiserweight champion, who was fired from WWE in January after being accused of rape, said he would not return to the ring "in a million years."
"There ain't nobody's who's got enough money to put me back in a ring, kid," Amore told TMZ Sports. "Not unless it's Creed 3 and I'm fighting Creed. Me and 50 Cent versus Adonis and Rocky—that's about all I got right now. I called out Adonis with 50 Cent...you don't want that smoke, Adonis. I'm the best fake fighting free agent in the world."
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Amore, 31, signed with WWE in 2012 and spent most of his time with the company as a tag team partner to Big Cass. The pair were among the most over tag teams in the company until their breakup. Cass was released from the company in June after a failed singles run.
Amore was the top name in the cruiserweight division until police in Phoenix confirmed he was under investigation for a sexual assault that allegedly took place in October 2017. Amore, whose real name is Eric Arndt, denied all allegations.
The Phoenix Police Department ended its investigation in May due to a lack of evidence.
Amore has focused largely on his rap career since his WWE release, putting out songs called "Phoenix" and "Bury Me a G."
The claims Enzo makes about not returning to the ring are interesting because he is currently being advertised for an Aug. 17 House of Glory Wrestling show.
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