Could we see a reunion of the Lucha Dragons, or maybe even a feud?
He recently talked to ESPN about the cruiserweight division. When asked if he would join, he was open to the idea.
I wouldn't mind it. As long as it’s an opportunity, it can be the cruiserweight division, it can be Raw, SmackDown, or anywhere they need me. I’m here to perform and be the best that I can be. If it’s in the cruiserweight division, I’ll be more than happy. Anything can happen. Right now, my goals are to become U.S., Intercontinental, or heavyweight champion. But if I was needed in the cruiserweight division, I would go there and have some great matches with some of those talented kids.
He also talked about the former champion Enzo Amore, and how he manages to rile up the roster pretty good when he's on the microphone. He's not exactly sure why he's so disliked.
To be honest, I’m not sure, exactly, what is going on. Maybe they’re thinking he hasn’t gone through enough to have the successes he’s having, but who am I to judge? All I can say is about myself. The only thing I can say is I wish him the best. Hopefully, that helps his career and makes him better, not just with his promos, but his in-ring work, too.
Sin Cara was recently moved to the Smackdown brand during the Superstar Shakeup earlier this year. He hasn't made much of a mark, however -- he's only appeared sparingly on television since then.
