Extremely happy for Neville/PAC. An elite level wrestler, standout nice guy, principled and newly married to his right or die. Hope he makes all the money and is creatively fulfiled.

 

Would have to research it but I am sure as a fan I haven't talked to him in the last decade but he remains one of the nicest wrestlers I've ever talked to. He's FAR from an Aries, Enzo or Cass type character. 

One of the Top 5 NXT wrestlers and also one of the most important guys there. Good to know he is now free, and he has now quite the ammount of indie talent to go up against.

Him vs Rey Fenix would be nice.

Is it clear though if he still has a 90-day no-compete clause or if he's 100% free to take bookings?

"We know who that is."

Well, I wouldn't mind him in the next season (hopefully) of LU either.

9 hours ago, SirEdger said:

Is it clear though if he still has a 90-day no-compete clause or if he's 100% free to take bookings?

There's no 90 day no-compete when the deal expires, just when you get 'deavored.

Shame WWE never wanted to push the Crusierweights and Nevile any higher than they did. Neville was one of the best wrestlers in the company when given the chance and deserves much better. I'm sure Neville is happy that he is allowed to do his own thing, wish him luck wherever he wishes to go. 

Hate that WWE never used him to his full potential, but he did have a great run as Cruiserweight Champion and some very good matches during that run, and is easily like earlier said a top 5 NXT talent. He will have a great run in the Indy's especially coming off this WWE run.

There's a serious void in upper midcard babyfaces on Smackdown, a spot that he could have made his own alongside Jeff Hardy. But WWE aren't interested in moving any of the cruisers beyond 205 I guess.

 

I'm sure there's more money for him being a headline independent act than being fourth banana babyfaces on Smackdown though, at least for a year or two.

All In has got to have someone give an anti-WWE, shooty, I was misused promo, right?