WWE Superstar Ricochet is reportedly on his way out as his contract is set to expire in the summer of 2024.

According to Mike Johnson of PWInsider, who confirmed with multiple sources, Ricochet has officially given notice of his intent to leave the company upon the expiration of his contract. This move will likely see him phased out of WWE storylines soon.

Johnson highlighted the support within the industry for Ricochet’s decision, quoting a source who praised him for “betting on himself.” This sentiment suggests that Ricochet is viewed favorably for taking control of his career trajectory and could soon be a sought-after talent in the wrestling world.

“One source we spoke with said they were giving Ricochet ‘all the credit in the world for betting on himself.’ One would think he’ll quickly be a hot commodity as a free agent.”

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Adding to the intrigue, AEW’s Will Ospreay expressed interest last month in reuniting professionally with Ricochet. Their past matchups have been well-received, hinting at potential high-demand for Ricochet’s performances once he becomes a free agent.

Since signing with WWE in 2018, Ricochet has had a notable impact in the wrestling world. Before his WWE stint, he achieved significant acclaim in various promotions such as New Japan Pro Wrestling—where he won the 2014 Best of Super Junior tournament—EVOLVE, Dragon Gate, and Lucha Underground. In Lucha Underground, he was a two-time LU Champion and starred as the masked Prince Puma, becoming a central figure of the El Rey Network series.

Ricochet was also the first-ever House of Glory Champion, adding to his rich legacy in professional wrestling. His upcoming free agency could stir significant interest among various wrestling promotions eager to capitalize on his athletic prowess and popularity. As the wrestling community watches closely, Ricochet’s next steps could spark exciting new rivalries and opportunities in the wrestling landscape. Ringside News will remain committed to providing further updates as they become available.

If Ricochet transitions to another promotion, where would you like to see him compete, and which dream matchups are you most excited about? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

Steve Carrier

Steve is the Founder of RingsideNews. He has been writing about professional wrestling since 1996. He first got into website development at the time and has been focusing on bringing his readers the best professional wrestling news at it's highest quality.

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