Miro, formerly known as Rusev in WWE, has been a topic of intense speculation among wrestling fans since his departure from All Elite Wrestling (AEW) in early February 2025. After spending over four years with AEW, where he achieved notable success as the TNT Champion, Miro’s release from the promotion has reignited discussions about a possible return to WWE. With his recent in-ring appearance at Qatar Pro Wrestling’s SuperSlam III event on February 22, 2025, facing off against former WWE Champion Alberto El Patron (Alberto Del Rio), the wrestling world is buzzing with anticipation. Could Miro be on the verge of a blockbuster comeback to the company where he first made his name? Let’s explore the factors surrounding his potential WWE return, his past achievements, the current wrestling landscape, and what a return could mean for both Miro and WWE.
- The Rusev Day Revival: WWE could lean into nostalgia, bringing back the "Rusev Day" chants with a modern twist. A babyface run where Miro fights for the fans who never gave up on him could resonate deeply.
- The Redeemer Unleashed: Adopting his AEW persona, Miro could return as a heel bent on destroying everyone who doubted him, targeting top champions like Cody Rhodes or Damian Priest.
- A Tag Team Reunion: Pairing Miro with CJ Perry again—or even a surprise alliance with a star like Bobby Lashley—could refresh his act and position him in the tag division before a singles push.
- NXT Redemption: Starting in NXT, where Triple H has more creative control, could allow Miro to rebuild his momentum, feud with rising stars, and earn a main-roster call-up.
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