6 AEW Reunions Coming Soon

With AEW All In Texas fast approaching, there could be some exciting AEW reunions coming soon with more storylines coming together.

From former tag team partners to an entire abandoned stable still without their leader – there are numerous AEW reunions that could be happening very soon.

Here are six potential reunions that could be coming soon in AEW. 

6. Cope & Christian

Arguably amongst the top tag teams of all time, Edge and Christian (who are now of course Cope & Christian Cage in AEW) – there were rumors that perhaps the duo were set to take on another dangerous duo.

FTR notably turned on Cope and have in the interim to his absence gone full heel, now even calling themselves the Living Legend Killers in reference to having taken him out.

While it was reported by Fightful that the reunion will not occur on a timeline previously thought – for AEW All In Texas against FTR as rather Christian was opting to continue in his current storyline with The Patriarchy and potential feud with Nick Wayne.

While Cope remains absent, we’ll have to stay tuned to find out if there ends up being some other way for the iconic pair to re-unite before either star departs the company.

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5. The Elite & Jack Perry

Jack Perry has remained absent from AEW in-ring action since losing the TNT Championship to Daniel Garcia in November 2024 at Full Gear.

Although he did go on to make appearances in NJPW, he has yet to return to AEW but does remain active on social media, showing off his recent hobby of knife making.

The Elite for their part continue to be well-occupied with foes in AEW including a very big showdown at AEW All In Texas between Kenny Omega and Kazuchika Okada to unify the Continental and International Championships.

Potentially needing Jack Perry to pop-up to help Okada win the bout – or potentially cost The Elite the unified championship victory – Perry’s reunion with The Elite may prove to be short-lived!

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4. The Opps & HOOK

HOOK was last seen on AEW TV back in early April with his absence explained by an off-screen attack by Jon Moxley and the Deathriders.

No footage of the “attack” was shown and there is not a clear reason for HOOK’s current absence from TV.

While Samoa Joe and Katsuyori Shibata continued as a group – the third spot in the trio has been taken over by Powerhouse Hobbs with The Opps going on to win the AEW World Trios Championship.

It seems likely that HOOK will return to AEW and it would make complete sense to continue along and reunite with The Opps faction.

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3. Kris Statlander & Willow Nightingale

Kris Statlander and Willow Nightingale were the best of friends – until they become the worst of enemies.

While their feud came to an end after a series of brutal battles, each woman went on to conquer their own set of singles challenges in recent months including Willow joining up against Moxley’s Deathriders in Anarchy in the Arena.

With Wheeler Yuta recently being shown in a backstage segment attempting to sway the mind of Stat – clearly over to the Deathriders’ dark side, the prospect that Willow and Kris will tangle again in the ring is intriguing.

But possibly more powerful as a pair than as opposing forces, it would be great to see these two become a proper tag team again – particularly if AEW moves ahead with launching women’s tag team titles in the future.

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2. Chris Jericho & Big Bill and Bryan Keith

Chris Jericho wasn’t mad – he was just disappointed – when he took a baseball bat to his TV Time segment set and stormed out on his faction members.

Although Jericho was effectively written off TV after falling out with his Learning Tree faction Big Bill and the Bounty Hunter Bryan Keith (rebranded as ‘Bad Apple’ while with Jericho) – perhaps there is still some unfinished business to revisit.

With Big Bill and Bryan Keith still not really giving Jericho his deserved comeuppance for his tyrannical rule – maybe there will be a moment for the pair to dramatically strike out at their mentor.

Although with reports that Chris Jericho’s contract with AEW is up at the end of 2025 – and the WWE legend already written off AEW TV – perhaps we’ll have to wait for a future endeavor to see Jericho again.

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1. Kenny Omega & Hangman Adam Page

While both Kenny Omega and Hangman Adam Page have marquee matches set for the upcoming AEW All In Texas, they may end up needing each other in the end.

Omega is looking to best Okada but Page is tasked with attempting to finally end the lengthy reign of Jon Moxley and the Deathriders who have terrorized AEW since October 2024.

While Page was shown rebuffing Nicholas and Matthew Jackson’s insistence they were helping him on a recent edition of Dynamite – he may still require an ally or two to topple Jon Moxley.

It isn’t exactly a joyful reunion but – Hangman Adam Page may end up needing to tap into the support of two of his biggest former rivals – Swerve Strickland and Kenny Omega – in order to get the job done at AEW All In Texas.

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