Former DX member Sean 'X Pac' Waltman has revealed he's back under a WWE contract after signing a Legends deal. Waltman
wrote on his Twitter:
"I'm proud to be able to announce that I just received the executed copy of my WWE Legends Contract moments ago, I'm humbled by this honor."
Waltman joined the WWE back in the early 1990s and famously feuded with Razor Ramon as The 1-2-3 Kid. When Razor (real name Scott Hall) left for WCW with Kevin Nash, Waltman was granted his release also and became an early member of the New World Order. He would return to the WWE in time and played an integral role as a member of DX. Since leaving WWE in August 2002, Waltman has appeared in TNA, XPW and the NWA but hasn't come close to matching his successes in WWE. As an official WWE Legends Contract holder Waltman joins former Kliq member Kevin Nash and DX teammates Bad Ass Billy Gunn and Road Dogg. The last remaining member of Triple H's group of friends to get the same deal is Scott Hall who is currently taking part in DDP's Accountability Crib trying to straighten his life out after years of drug and alcohol dependency. The Legends deal does not tie him to WWE exclusively and will not prevent Waltman from working independent dates but it is expected he will join Gunn in Florida training younger talents. An in ring return is unlikely but not out of the question