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Carlito WWE Exit & Championship Win - News Directory 3

Carlito WWE Exit & Championship Win

June 2, 2025 Catherine Williams Sports
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At a glance
  • Carlito, the ⁤WWE Superstar known for his apple-spitting persona, is reportedly leaving WWE as his contract will not be⁢ renewed.
  • Just last night, Carlito competed for the World Wrestling Council (WWC) ⁣in puerto Rico, where he defeated ⁣Ray Gonzalez to win the WWC Puerto Rican Championship.
  • A member of the Colon wrestling family and son of WWE Hall of Famer Carlos Colon, Carlito initially signed with WWE ‍in 2003.
Original source: wrestlingnews.co

Carlito is exiting WWE, marking the end of his ⁢current run with the promotion. Adding a dramatic twist to his ⁢departure, ⁤the WWE veteran recently clinched the ⁣WWC Puerto Rican Championship, setting the stage for an intriguing next act. The apple-spitting superstar, a‍ cornerstone of WWE since his debut in 2003, enjoyed a successful career, including reigns as ⁣Intercontinental and United States Champion, alongside tag team gold. His latest victory⁤ over Ray Gonzalez ‍adds intrigue to his journey as his WWE ⁢contract wasn’t renewed. The news and wrestling world at News Directory 3 are buzzing with anticipation.⁢ discover⁣ what’s next for Carlito’s wrestling career.

Carlito’s WWE Contract Not‍ Renewed; Wins⁢ WWC ‍Puerto Rican championship











Key Points

  • Carlito’s WWE contract will not be renewed.
  • He defeated Ray Gonzalez for the WWC Puerto ⁤Rican Championship.
  • Carlito’s last WWE match was at WrestleMania weekend in April 2025.

Carlito’s WWE contract expiring; captures WWC Puerto Rican Championship

‍ Updated June 02, 2025

Carlito, the ⁤WWE Superstar known for his apple-spitting persona, is reportedly leaving WWE as his contract will not be⁢ renewed. The 46-year-old ⁣veteran’s departure coincides with a significant victory in Puerto Rico.

Just last night, Carlito competed for the World Wrestling Council (WWC) ⁣in puerto Rico, where he defeated ⁣Ray Gonzalez to win the WWC Puerto Rican Championship. This victory adds another layer to his wrestling future as news of his WWE departure circulates.

A member of the Colon wrestling family and son of WWE Hall of Famer Carlos Colon, Carlito initially signed with WWE ‍in 2003. He quickly ⁣gained fame, capturing the WWE ⁣Intercontinental Championship and the United⁤ States Championship. He also held tag team gold with his brother, Primo Colon, before his release in 2010.

After his initial WWE run, Carlito remained active on the ⁤independant circuit and in Puerto Rico. He made⁣ a surprise return in the 2021 Men’s Royal Rumble match, which led to a more permanent deal.

In 2023, ‍Carlito signed a new WWE contract after a well-received appearance at the WWE Backlash event in san Juan, Puerto Rico, assisting Bad Bunny. He joined‍ the Raw roster and became⁣ associated with The Judgment Day‍ faction.

Despite his association with the stable, Carlito’s most ⁢recent televised match for WWE was in the Andre the Giant ⁤Memorial Battle Royal during WrestleMania weekend in Las Vegas in April 2025.

With his WWE contract ending, the newly crowned WWC Puerto Rican Champion will soon be a free agent. His plans beyond his WWC commitments remain unknown.

What’s next

As Carlito’s WWE chapter closes, wrestling ⁣fans⁣ are eager to see‍ where his career takes him next, especially after his recent championship win in Puerto Rico. His future in the wrestling landscape remains an open question.

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