WWE granted Andrade’s release six days after he requested it.
At first, the belief was that he’s under a 90-day non-compete clause, which would prevent him from working until this summer. That’s not the case as he’s free to sign with any promotion he wants.
Dave Meltzer reported the news this afternoon on F4Wonline.com. Meltzer wrote the following:
“Sources close to the situation confirm that Andrade’s release from WWE does not include a 90-day non-compete, so he would be able to start taking dates immediately.”