Carlito: WWE Superstar Carlito was last seen at WWE Backlash 2023. However, he has been absent since then. It seems like the Superstar’s return plans were delayed. But, he might soon make a return to WWE television. Check out inside details on his absence and potential storyline clash. Follow the latest WWE News Updates with InsideSport.IN
What Happened at WWE Backlash?
At WWE Backlash 2023, Bad Bunny and Damian Priest faced each other in a San Juan Street Fight. The battle got quite intense and Dominik Mysterio and Finn Balor came out to interrupt the match. Damian Priest’s fellow Judgment Day members came out and attacked Bad Bunny. However, Rey Mysterio rushed out to Bad Bunny’s aid, but the Judgement Day attacked the WWE Hall of Famer.
Right then, Carlito made his return. The WWE Superstar came and spit an apple on Dominik’s face. Later, Savio Vega and the rest of LWO rushed out. The match ended with Bad Bunny scoring the win over Damian Priest and celebrating in the ring with LWO, Carlito, and Savio Vega. However, this was the last time Carlito was seen on WWE television.
Carlito: WWE Superstar’s Return Plans Delayed
According to a latest report, WWE Superstar Carlito was supposed to make his return on Friday Night SmackDown’s episode last week. However, the Superstar’s return plans were delayed.
Focusing on the inside details of his absence on WWE SmackDown last week, it has been reported that Carlito’s return plans were delayed so as to avoid a potential storyline clash with the Bloodline’s ongoing storyline.
The Bloodline had a major segment on Friday Night SmackDown last week, so Carlito’s comeback on the same episode wouldn’t have a lot of impact on the fans. Thus, he remained absent from WWE SmackDown.
However, the report also claimed that Carlito was recently seen in Pittsburgh during the weekend. This is where WWE’s medical team has been established. Thus, though Carlito’s return plans were previously delayed, he might make a comeback very soon.
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