Mike Bennett, who for the last three years has been working under the name Mike Kanellis, has asked for his release from WWE.

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“I came to WWE to work and that opportunity does not exist right now,” Bennett wrote on Twitter shortly before the start of Monday Night Raw. “I re-signed with the company back in June because I thought it was best for my family … but I quickly realized that bringing my work frustrations and misery home with me, is not good for my family and I no longer want my daughter to constantly see me come home defeated, sad and angry.”

Bennett also noted that he is only 34-years-old and feels he has “way too much left in the tank” to only be working “one day a week” at this point in his life.

The Massachusetts native-turned-Chicago transplant has been wrestling since 2002, first gaining national exposure by winning Ring of Honor’s very first Top Prospect Tournament in 2011 – a tournament that featured future stars like Adam Cole, Kyle O’Reilly, Michael Elgin and Jonathan Gresham.

Bennett is a former ROH World Tag Team Champion and IWGP Tag Team Champion alongside Matt Taven, a founding member of ROH faction The Kingdom, as well as a former Impact Wrestling X-Division Champion, and briefly a WWE 24/7 Champion.

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— Miracle (@RealMikeBennett) October 14, 2019