Former WWE star Ricardo Rogo Riggs (former WWE champion Alberto del Rio's royal announcer) was reportedly given a trial opportunity by AEW this week.
Rodriguez, a member of the Spanish broadcast group, participated in the recording of Dynamite, the AEW's main show, Dynamite, at the Aganis Arena in Boston on Wednesday. He hosted the show with Alex Abrahamtes and Alvaro Riojas.
Ricardo Rodriguez's job at the Spanish broadcast group is only a trial, and he has not yet been officially signed by the AEW, but many sources point out that this time Ricardo Rodriguez's trial is going well and Rodriguez looks optimistic about the company's future.
Rodriguez used his real name, Jesus Rodriguez, in the recording of the AEW, as the name Ricardo Rodríguez already exists in WWE.
Rodriguez spoke to SK back in late June and expressed interest in working for WWE and AEW, noting that he had a lot of good friends and students there.
"Of course, of course, I would love to go to WWE or I would like to go to AEW."
Rodriguez said in the summer. "I have a lot of friends at AEW, both at AEW and WWE, and I have a lot of students. So, whichever one it is, if you can reunite with these people, there's nothing better than that. "
Speaking about a potential reunion with Alberto del Rio later in that interview, he added: "But if we go back to AEW or WWE together, it would be great and I would love to." I'd love to come back to WWE, both in front of the camera and behind the scenes. The same goes for AEW, and I really want to go to AEW, both in front of the camera and behind the scenes. "
Rodriguez has been in the industry since 2006 and has played almost every key role in professional wrestling – wrestler, ring announcer, manager, commentator, trainer and referee.
Back in 2010, he first signed a WWE development agreement as a wrestler at FCW, but then also started working as a manager, and then made his debut as a personal ring announcer for Del Rio on the SmackDown show on August 20, 2010, where Del Rio beat the mysterious Rael in his debut.
Rodriguez briefly wrestled on the main roster in a mask and commented on the Spanish broadcast group, and he terminated his contract with WWE on July 30, 2014.
The former WWE star has played a huge role in helping WWE Hall of Famer Giant Cary build and run his wrestling entertainment company in India and teach the school.
Rodriguez also tweeted after the AEW was first recorded, writing: "Thank you, Boston! We'll see you next time. "
At present, it seems that the personnel discount under AEW will usher in another strong supplement.
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