Vince Russo on the loopholes in WWE’s non-compete clause

Previous WWE WCW writer Vince Russo pointed out possible loopholes in the recently released WWE Superstar contract.

When someone is released from WWE, they are usually unable to work for another wrestling company for the next 90 days. For example, WWE released Bray Wyatt on July 31, which means he cannot work for another company before October 29.

say Dr. Chris Featherstone of Sportskeeda WrestlingRusso recalled how Steven Regal (aka William Regal) successfully removed the non-compete clause from his contract. He believes that the recently released WWE superstars can also bypass the terms of the contract if they are willing to challenge WWE.

“Chris, let me tell you something about 90 days,” Russo said. “Anyone can check it out. This is well-documented. When I was in WWE, Steven Regal played for 90 days. The judge dismissed it for 90 days because the judge said,’You can’t stop anyone from making a living. That’s it. It’s illegal. It won’t fly. The rich are allowed to work again immediately.”

Watch the video above to hear more from Vince Russo about WWE Superstars may be able to work elsewhere earlier than planned. He also talked about the current situation of Bree Wyatt and John Cena.

The latest information on WWE non-compete clauses

Fightful Sean Ross Sapp June reported that many recently released WWE Superstars Asked to give up 90 days non-compete clause In their contract.

Malakai Black (fka Aleister Black) is one of the few people with a 30-day non-competition clause in the contract instead of 90 days. As a result, he was allowed two months earlier than expected and AEW contract.

Blake said, Jericho talks Last week, WWE may I forgot his contract renewal terms When he left in 2019 NXT. Most major list stars have a 90-day clause, while NXT stars usually have a 30-day clause.

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