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There are various rumours that Sin Cara will be released by the WWE once his contract is up.
It was Hunico who wrestled behind the mask on Monday Night RAW and defeated former world heavyweight Alberto Del Rio in a shock upset.
Mistico, the real Sin Cara, was actually in Mexico on Monday night, something he confirmed on his official Twitter account right after the show was over.
Mike Johnson of PWInsider goes on to say:
“The decision was made yesterday to move forward with Hunico under the mask as Cara.
“There had been a long-standing, inherent unhappiness with Cara from the day he debuted, feeling that he had underachieved upon arrival, had gotten hurt too often and often carried himself in the back as if he was a bigger star than he actually was.
“Since he was the first signing under Triple H, there was a pressure to perform and break-through as a top star, but he never brought his star power or personality from Mexico into WWE with him.”
