Aug 4, 8:30 PM
WWE wasted Big Cass’ return by making him a generic monster heel
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DES MOINES, IOWA - AUGUST 03: Big Cass stands tall after making his return to WWE. | (Photo: Cooper Neill/WWE via Getty Images) Big Cass returned to WWE on Raw Monday after weeks of vignettes hyping his comeback. He targeted Je’Von Evans, attacking “The Young O.G.” after Evans defeated Ethan Page. Later, Cass told Jackie Redmond he fought his way back from “rock bottom” after being released from the company eight years ago. He said the attack on Evans wasn’t personal before revealing his motivation moving forward. “I am here to stack bodies,” Cass said, saying Evans was just the first, but surely not the last. Despite returning in the best shape of his career and destroying Evans, Cass’ first address was disappointing because his real-life story is far more compelling than the generic monster-heel line he spewed on Raw. WWE released the 7-foot star in June 2018 following a reported series of behind-the-scenes issues. That September, in an interview with Booker T, he admitted that “I