WWE Rumor Roundup - Banned move to be used again, Goldberg in backstage controversy, Big AEW signing - 10th April 2020

#4 The Revival get released, update on their future, possible AEW signing

And it finally happened. Scott Dawson and Dash Wilder were released from the WWE after a protracted contract standoff with the company.

Ryan Satin of Pro Wrestling Sheet reported that the tag team doesn't have a no-compete clause and are free to work anywhere on immediate notice.

FYI - I’ve confirmed with sources that The Revival do not have a no compete clause and are free to work wherever now, hence the “immediate release” wording from WWE.

— Ryan Satin (@ryansatin) April 10, 2020

Based on the reactions and the rumors that have been prevalent for quite some time now, the former NXT Tag Team Champions are widely expected to join All Elite Wrestling.

They have even revealed their new in-ring names on Twitter. Dash Wilder is going by the name Cash Wheeler while Scott Dawson has changed his name to Dax Harwood on Twitter.

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#3 John Cena's future

The Firefly Fun House match seemingly hinted at the end of John Cena's in-ring career and the 16-time WWE Champion's social media activity have only gone on to add fuel to fire.

However, Cena may not be done with WWE just yet.

On the latest edition of Sportskeeda's Dropkick DiSKussions podcast with Tom Colohue, Korey Gunz and special guest Rick Ucchino, Tom revealed that John Cena will readily return to WWE TV if the company gives him a phone call to come back.

There were not even any plans for Cena to wrestle at WrestleMania up until January, however, the Cenation Leader wanted to come back and put a Superstar over at the Show of Shows.

Bray Wyatt was chosen and what we got was one of the most innovative matches in WWE history.

Tom revealed:

We should be reading that into it because that's what he wants us to read into it but this is not John Cena's technical retirement match. John Cena will only ever be as retired from the WWE as The Rock is retired from the WWE. At any time, he may get a phone call saying, 'Can you come back and out this person over?', and he'll absolutely do that. He lobbied to get involved at WrestleMania, he wasn't down for a match even as early as January they didn't have anything planned for him but he wanted to come in and put someone over and they ended up working this out.

Cena at this point is not technically retired but this is just another example of him trying to put over someone a little bit more.

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