Cain Velasquez, the former UFC star, has been released from prison after serving 11 months for attempted murder.
What happened?
Velasquez pleaded no contest to various charges, including attempted murder, after chasing a vehicle and shooting a man inside in February 2022.
He was attempting to shoot Harry Goularte Jr., who had been arrested for sexually abusing Velasquez's four-year-old son.
Why it matters for Cain Velasquez
The incident led to Velasquez being sentenced to five years in prison, but he was credited for serving 1,283 days, including house arrest after posting bail in 2022.
Velasquez is now out on parole and pursuing a civil case against Goularte.
What comes next?
Goularte's criminal trial has yet to proceed, with Velasquez awaiting justice for his son.
Velasquez had a successful UFC career, including a prominent victory over Brock Lesnar.
He made a short-lived move to professional wrestling, joining WWE in 2019 and participating in a singles bout against Brock Lesnar at WWE Crown Jewel 2019.
Velasquez later returned to AAA, participating in an event in Arizona after being given permission by the court.
He was released by WWE around the time of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Velasquez's future in wrestling remains uncertain, but he is focused on his civil case against Goularte.
The case has sparked widespread attention, with many calling for justice for Velasquez's son.
Velasquez's release from prison marks a new chapter in his life, as he awaits the outcome of his civil case.
He will be required to comply with the terms of his parole, which may impact his future plans.
Velasquez's story has been closely followed by fans and critics alike, with many eager to see what's next for the former UFC star.
As Velasquez navigates his new reality, he remains committed to seeking justice for his son.
The outcome of his civil case against Goularte will be closely watched, with many hoping for a positive resolution.
Velasquez's journey is far from over, with many challenges still ahead.
But for now, he is focused on rebuilding his life and seeking justice for his son.