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07-19-2011, 11:37 AM
Sin Cara has apparently failed a drug test:
- For those who may have missed it earlier today (it's been a VERY busy day!!), Sin Cara's wellness violation that he was suspended for today actually took place in June. A source reported on June 20th that Sin Cara had failed a wellness test and when WWE Spokesperson Robert Zimmerman was contacted at the time, he responded with, "per our Talent Wellness Program policy if there is a violation the company will make the necessary announcement." That announcement was of course delayed until today.
There was a lot of heat on Sin Cara for failing the test, as he had been promoted heavily as Triple H's first major international hire in his new position. It's unknown whether he was working unpaid, which the company used to do while they wrote suspended workers out, or whether he be paid royalties for his appearance at the Money in the Bank pay-per-view.
As noted earlier, it's possible they may not bring him back.
- For those who may have missed it earlier today (it's been a VERY busy day!!), Sin Cara's wellness violation that he was suspended for today actually took place in June. A source reported on June 20th that Sin Cara had failed a wellness test and when WWE Spokesperson Robert Zimmerman was contacted at the time, he responded with, "per our Talent Wellness Program policy if there is a violation the company will make the necessary announcement." That announcement was of course delayed until today.
There was a lot of heat on Sin Cara for failing the test, as he had been promoted heavily as Triple H's first major international hire in his new position. It's unknown whether he was working unpaid, which the company used to do while they wrote suspended workers out, or whether he be paid royalties for his appearance at the Money in the Bank pay-per-view.
As noted earlier, it's possible they may not bring him back.
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07-19-2011, 11:38 AM
- To follow up WWE's announcement on Monday that Sin Cara (Urive Alvirde) has been suspended for 30 days for violating the company's Wellness Policy, he reportedly failed a steroid test back in early June. Sources close to WWE have confirmed that the test failure was discovered "some time back." WWE.com quietly removed the report about his suspension in favor of running a story about his "injury" at the Money in the Bank PPV along with the Big Show. The report is still online though, while all announcements are always made on the Corporate.WWE.com website. Although WWE's Wellness Policy rules state that a first failure is 30 days suspension, a second is 60 days and a third is termination, it is already being speculated that he may not be brought back. We will continue to follow this story as it develops.
07-19-2011, 12:29 PM
What a fail...
They're is talk they might not even bring him back at all.
Nobody backstage liked him anyways.
They're is talk they might not even bring him back at all.
Nobody backstage liked him anyways.
07-19-2011, 12:43 PM
Apparently, everyone thought he was just a big snob, thought he was the best thing since sliced bread.
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