Odyssey Jones has expressed openness to a potential WWE return in the future. The wrestler’s promising main roster career ended abruptly when WWE released him amid domestic violence allegations last year.
During a recent appearance on the Burn After Rolling podcast, Jones addressed whether he would consider rejoining WWE. He maintained a positive perspective about his time with the company despite the circumstances of his departure.
Jones described his WWE tenure as some of the best years of his life. He spoke fondly of the talented performers and creative minds he encountered during his time there.
I got no hate for WWE. I mean, I’m going to sit here and keep it real—WWE gave me some of the greatest years of my life. I met some of the most athletic and talented people I’ve ever seen, some of the most creative minds, and some of the kindest and hardest-working individuals. I met some amazing people, real unicorns—truly unique individuals. I have no hate for WWE, and I have no hate for TKO. They did what they had to do to protect themselves. I just wish I had taken a page from their book and protected myself better, but now I know. You gotta do what you gotta do.
When directly questioned about potentially returning to the company, Jones maintained his pragmatic approach. He acknowledged that few wrestlers would turn down WWE opportunities.
If the opportunity ever comes up to go back, I mean—how many people are really going to deny WWE? I’m not going to sit here and say, ‘Oh, I’ll never go back, they screwed me over.’ No. I’m going to go out there, and I’m going to bet on myself. Who else am I going to bet on? I’ve been betting on myself, and I’ll keep doing it. I’ll take the chance and keep moving forward.
Jones also mentioned being blindsided by the allegations that preceded his WWE release. He remains focused on his career progression rather than dwelling on past circumstances.