Andrada’s former star is reportedly leaving the show amid the no-contest drama

There was a lot of talk about it former WWE star Andrada after his releaseand the latest developments in the midst of non-competitive drama is that he exited the show.

Dave Meltzer of Wrestling Observer Radio (via Sportskeeda Wrestling ) reports that the former WWE and AEV wrestler walked out of a show in Mexicoand by all accounts, Andrade seemed “unhappy” about something. He did, however, fulfill his obligations to sign autographs at the event.

One important thing to note is that his non-compete clause, given to him by WWE, only applies in the United States. The show he allegedly walked out of took place in Mexico.

“Andrade was on (The Crash), probably the main attraction on the show,” Meltzer said. “He was there signing autographs and then he left. The only thing we’ve heard is that he’s unhappy. His no-compete is only (in) the United States, so he can work in Tijuana, he can work in Mexico City.”

Why is Andrade under a non-compete clause after leaving WWE?

The saga following Andrade’s WWE release was a messy one. He rejoined AEV weeks after his release, but this led to VVE sending a cease-and-desist letter as he allegedly violated his non-compete clause, resulting in him being excluded from their creative plans.

Now, it sounds like he’s free to join non-US promotions. In early October 2025, he made his Lucha Libre debut at The Crash. He defeated DMT Azula to win the Crash Heavyweight Championship.

His recent release for VVE marked the end of his second tenure with the company. He was brought back in 2024 at the PLE Royal Rumble, and feuded with the likes of Carmelo Hayes during this stretch, before being released in October. in 2025

He was previously with WWE from 2015 to 2021. He won the NXT Championship in 2017, holding it for 140 days before losing it to Alistair Black.

During his first run on the main roster, Andrade captured the United States Championship once. Additionally, he was a one-time Speed ​​Champion during his second stint.