Sammy Guevara Hints At AEW Exit?

Sammy Guevara has sparked loads of speculation after making a noticeable change to his social media profile.

The 32-year-old AEW star, who has rarely appeared on AEW television over the past yr, updated his Twitter bio and removed all references to the corporate. Shortly afterward, Guevara drew much more attention to the move with a straightforward post. He wrote,

“Latest bio.”

The transient message immediately fueled fan speculation about his future with AEW, with many wondering if the previous TNT Champion may very well be preparing to go away the promotion.

Guevara was one among AEW’s original signings when the corporate launched in 2019 and was widely known as one among the promotion’s “4 Pillars.” During his run, he became a three-time TNT Champion and in addition held the Interim TNT Championship. Along the way in which, he was involved in major storylines and feuds with stars including Chris Jericho, Cody Rhodes, Eddie Kingston, MJF, and Darby Allin.

In recent months, nonetheless, Guevara has spent much of his time competing in Ring of Honor, making only occasional appearances on AEW programming.

The social media update comes not long after Guevara addressed his limited television time during an interview with “MuscleManMalcolm.” He made it clear that decisions regarding his appearances are entirely as much as AEW President Tony Khan, while emphasizing that he’s all the time ready every time he’s called upon. He said,

“Truthfully, man, you already know, that’s obviously not my call, but like whatever they do determine to call, like I believe the last time I used to be on AEW was after I wrestled Darby for the world title. I used to be given, what, a few hours’ notice, and I just tried to do the very best that I could, you already know? And so anytime I’m going on the market, I try to offer you a show such as you’ve never seen before because that’s what I do. I’m Sammy Guevara, the Spanish God. I believe I’m the very best.”

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