Ricardo Rodriguez recently expressed his desire to return to WWE after nine years of absence.Rodriguez joined the Stamford-based company in 2010. He spent nearly four years as a regular performer on Monday Night RAW, SmackDown, and NXT before getting released from his contract in July 2014. The 37-year-old was best known to the WWE Universe as Alberto Del Rio's personal ring announcer.During an interview with the Cafe de Rene podcast, Rodriguez addressed his real-life heat with Chief Content Officer Triple H."I would love to go back to WWE so I'll be choosing my words. No, there was this time because I did and RF interview and in there I had said that there was a comment that Triple H had made once where he had... Because I mean I know I'm bigger. I know I'm a wider fella. I'm taller and I do the lucha stuff. So, I can jump around and I can fly around and he had made a comment that I look like a bumblebee and somewhere along the way he mentioned also Savio. So, he compared me to Savio. I didn't take it that well at the time. So that was pretty much what it was," he said. [23:26 - 24:11]Meanwhile, Rodriguez revealed that he wants to return to the Stamford-based company. He explained that he does not have to work in front of the camera."I would love to go back to WWE, be it in the backstage. I don't have to be in front of the camera either. I would love to be, you know, something backstage or even a trainer at the Performance Center." [From 58:59 - 59:13]"Do it Triple H"- Fans want WWE to bring back Ricardo Rodriguez to join forces with the LWO. Check out the details here.Ricardo Rodriguez opened up about how he felt after leaving WWEIn a recent interview with Developmentally Speaking, Ricardo Rodriguez opened up about his departure from the Stamford-based company.The 37-year-old former ring announcer of Alberto Del Rio revealed that he hated the company and was "upset at everything." He then started drinking heavily as an escape method."When I called the office and I was like, 'Hey I'm done. I want my release,' at first, it was interesting because I was bitter and I was angry. I hated everything. I hated anything wrestling. I hated WWE. I was upset at everything. That's where my drinking got very heavy because I was trying to find an escape or a way to justify how I was feeling." [H/T: Wrestling Inc] View this post on Instagram Instagram PostRicardo Rodriguez is open to returning after nine years to join LWO. Check out the details here.Please credit Cafe de Rene and give an H/T to Sportskeeda if you use the above transcription.