The most obvious repercussion of the events that have taken place is legal action. With Del Rio in violation of his no-compete clause and Mysterio seemingly violating his own contract, WWE could decide to take things to court. Furthermore, Rey is reportedly looking for any way possible out of his current deal, while Del Rio has stated that he is considering a lawsuit against the company. As discussed earlier, Alberto confirmed that the WWE has taken action against him in order to extend the length of his no-compete clause. Supposedly, WWE was able to do this because of the altercation that led to Del Rios release, as well as his subsequent breach in appearing for AAA. The new clause ensures that Alberto will be unable to compete for any wrestling organization within the United States for nearly a full year. Meanwhile, as previously mentioned, Mysterio may find himself locked into his contract for an even more extended period of time. Both competitors, arguably, could bring cases against the WWE for preventing them to work elsewhere. Furthermore, Del Rio could potentially sue the company for the perceived discrimination he faced while working there. Only time will tell what will happen for sure in regards to both superstars, as well as the WWE. However, for now, things are generally not well as Alberto Del Rio and Rey Mysterio continue to rock the WWEs boat.
Douglas Scarpa is a freelance writer, independent filmmaker, art school graduate, and pro wrestling aficionado -- all of which mean he is in financial ruin. He has no backup plan to speak of, yet maintains his abnormally high spirits. If he had only listened to the scorn of his childhood teachers, he wouldn't be in this situation.
