Ryback

Ryback is going through a complicated moment in the WWE. The bulky wrestler did not participate in the recordings of this week's shows, because he did not reach an agreement to renew his contract. In fact, he was sent home by Vince McMahon himself due to this problem.

So far, it is not known if Ryback will continue to belong to the WWE, but everything indicates that the negotiations have not progressed in recent days. And while the matter is being resolved, the former Intercontinental champion published a letter criticizing professional wrestling in general.

"I was told to go home until an agreement is reached, but this is not about money. It is a problem that I have, not only with the WWE, but with professional wrestling in general. These shows are scripted, before stepping into the ring we already know who is going to win. That's why I can't wrap my head around the fact that the winners earn more than the losers," Ryback said.

"Every person who works in the WWE, from the first to the last, is equally valuable. The winners cannot win if the losers do not allow it. Everyone who works in the WWE sacrifices the same time away from their family and home," Ryback added in defense of the 'jobbers'.

"I am proud to say that I have never wanted to change the outcome of a match and that I have proudly helped others. I have always been confident in my ability and work ethic. [...] WWE may fire me, in which case so be it. If we reach an agreement, there are many things that need to change as I do not live in fear and I cannot continue to live a life that limits me creatively," Ryback concluded.