Gran Metalik was a Mexican Lucha Libre (WWE)
Released Gran Metalik has a few words to say to WWE Universe
Among the 18 superstars who were released from WWE today, Gran Metalik was one of them. But it seems like he was the one who was granted release from the company.
Metalik took to Twitter and posted a heartfelt message for the company, the fans, and even Vince McMahon. In addition, he started saying gratitude to the WWE Universe for welcoming him during his stay.
His following words included thanking WWE Chairman Vince McMahon for granting his release, which means that he wanted that release to happen with him. Lastly, he mentioned his CMLL ring name Mascara Dorada.
“Thank you WWE universe for welcoming me with open arms during my stay in the company. Thank you @VinceMcMahon for granting me my release. I will miss you WWE universe. Remember the most important thing in life is to be Happy See you soon. “The king of the ropes” Mascara Dorada”
It will be exciting to see the main reason for him granting release from WWE and where he must be heading now.
Metallic is a masked professional wrestler, and he had a decade-long stint in Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre under the ring name “Mascara Doda.” He made his debut in 2005 using masked persona Plata II but later used the name Metalik.
He has worked for several independent promotions like NJPW, CMLL before joining WWE, where he participated in the company’s Cruiserweight Classic tournament. After that, Metalik signed for WWE and was teamed with the Lucha House party. They moved to the main roster in 2018.
In the WWE Draft 2021, Metalik was undrafted despite being uninjured with Elias, Shane Throne, and Titus O’Neil.
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