Overview
- AEW interest in signing Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods, reported Wednesday by Fightful Select, drew overwhelming support from people inside the company.
- The longtime WWE tag team left after talks about pay cuts and contract changes, and both sides agreed to part ways according to multiple reports.
- A standard 90-day non-compete keeps them off other wrestling TV for a few months, which delays any on-air debut even if a deal is reached.
- The duo have started booking fan events, including GalaxyCon in Oklahoma City on May 23–24, as they stay active during the non-compete.
- Separate reporting says TKO’s Arizona partnership is expected to bring a future Royal Rumble to Phoenix, signaling more large-scale event deals on the calendar.