Big Cass has reflected on his WWE tag team run with Enzo Amore, stating he believes the duo were a “top 3 babyface act” during their time together, and admitting that history has made his current singles run in the company “a little more difficult.”
According to Fightful, Cass discussed how the chemistry and popularity he and Enzo Amore built as a tag team has created a unique challenge now that he is working alone. Cass returned to WWE earlier in 2026 without Amore, a move that reportedly caught many fans by surprise given widespread speculation beforehand that the two would reunite on screen.
Instead of returning to the crowd-favorite dynamic that made “Enzo and Cass” one of the promotion’s more memorable tag pairings, Cass has been positioned as a heel in his new singles run, according to Wrestling Headlines. That represents a significant departure from the babyface act that Cass says resonated strongly with audiences during his and Amore’s run together.
Cass’s comments suggest he is aware that comparisons to his past success alongside Amore are inevitable, and that living up to or moving past that history is part of the challenge in establishing himself as a singles performer under a different on-screen persona. The shift from a beloved tag team babyface to a heel singles competitor is a notable repositioning for Cass within WWE, and his remarks indicate he recognizes the weight of that history as he tries to build a new identity on his own.
Neither Fightful nor Wrestling Headlines indicated any update on Enzo Amore’s current status with WWE or whether a reunion between the two remains a possibility. For now, Cass’s return has unfolded as a solo heel act, a path he acknowledges comes with its own set of difficulties given what he and Amore accomplished together as one of the company’s top babyface tandems.
