WWE Fired Star Arrested For Attempted Murder

Cain Velasquez made his WWE debut on the first episode of Smackdown on FOX back in October of 2019. He confronted Brock Lesnar after Lesnar won the WWE Championship from Kofi Kingston in a squash match lasting only a few seconds. Cain last competed at Super ShowDown on 31 October 2019, where he was squashed by Brock Lesnar and failed to win the WWE Championship.

 


 
Cain Velasquez signed a lucrative multi-year deal with the WWE, but the contract allowed the company to release him whenever they saw fit and that is exactly what they did as he was released by the company back in 2020 as part of the COVID-19 budget cuts.

The former UFC champion was also recently involved in a shooting incident in San Jose, California as well. Velasquez was taken into custody due to his involvement in the shooting, which involved two people. One of those people wound up in jail. The other went to the hospital.

As revealed by TMZ, Velasquez has been arrested and charged with attempted murder in relation to the incident. It was noted that Cain was involved in the shooting at around 3 PM near a local high school. Jail records reveal that Cain Velasquez is currently being held on charges of attempted murder.. A court appearance is scheduled for Velasquez on Wednesday. We will keep you updated on this developing story.

In other news around Cain Velasquez, during an edition of his ever-popular and controversial podcast ‘The Joe Rogan Experience’ last year, UFC commentator Joe Rogan discussed how he believes that the former UFC Champion is the greatest Heavyweight of all time. Credit to Essentially Sports for the following.

“Because when Cain was champion, he has done some f*king great fight. I think this is a new era like the new Cain Velasquez against Junior dos Santos. That motherf*ker can move like a lightweight Ciryl Gane.

While Cain had the kind of cardio that only exists in lower weight classes. But he has it as a heavyweight.

It didn’t even make any sense. His cardio was great. When he was in his prime, here’s a thing about prime when people talk about the greatest of all time. I put Cain in that category.”

Harrison Carter
Harrison Carter
Harrison Carter has been a huge pro wrestling fan since 2002, and it's been his first love ever since then. He has years of writing experience for all things pro wrestling. His interests outside of wrestling include films, books and soccer.

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