With AEW All Out Toronto in the books, there could be new AEW signings on the horizon given the events of the night.
From some surprise appearances to other talent that have already made appearances in AEW, there could be new signings on the horizon.
Here are six potential new AEW signings.
6. Beth Copeland (Beth Phoenix)

A former WWE star that fans have continued to wonder about is Beth Pheonix.
After her husband Adam Copeland signed with AEW, fans wondered if and when they may see The Glamazon make an appearance in AEW.
Copeland made her AEW debut at All Out Toronto, aiding Copeland and Christian Cage by picking up Stokely Hathaway and carrying him away from ringside to prevent further interference.
Likely to appear again at some point in the future, hopefully AEW fans get to see more from the WWE Hall of Famer.
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5. Cedric Alexander

After nearly a decade with WWE, Cedric Alexander was released in February 2025 with fans immediately wondering if he could be AEW bound.
Alexander would go on to debut in TNA Wrestling.
While it seems that he remains in active competition in TNA, he has expressed a desire to both create his own path as a singles star and potentially reunite with the Hurt Syndicate in the future.
The future could come sooner rather than later with the AEW faction continuing to face formidable foes and having been rumored to be adding a new member soon.
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4. Michael Oku

After making an appearance at AEW Forbidden Door, UK sensation Michael Oku has returned to top of mind with AEW fans.
Making another appearance in AEW, Oku challenged Kazuchika Okada for the Unified Championship.
Although he wasn’t successful in his bid at challenging for the title, he still put on an impressive showing and could definitely make a return to AEW.
Possibly able to fill in gaps for top babyfaces that have been left by recent injuries to babyfaces like Will Ospreay and Swerve Strickland, Michael Oku could be a great addition.
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3. Dakota Kai

A former WWE star who gained accolades in the company in the tag team division is Dakota Kai.
With Tony Khan having shared that there are already AEW Women’s Tag Team Title belts produced but waiting to be introduced, there are a lot of tag teams that could be made from the existing roster.
However with the introduction of Dakota Kai, perhaps competition could be raised even higher.
While Kai noted that she took a break from wrestling after departing WWE, she has recently expressed interest in potentially getting back in action.
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2. Pretty Psycho (Amira Blair & Zoe Lucas)

Recently appearing alongside partner Michael Oku for his entrance at AEW Forbidden Door 2025, Amira Blair is an acclaimed freelancer in her own right.
Competing alongside Zoe Lucas in the tag team Pretty Psycho – perhaps if there were to be an emerging AEW women’s tag team division, they could be part of it.
While Lucas frequently appears in the UK, she is also coming off a recent run in AEW partner promotion CMLL.
Able to compete either in singles action or staying partnered as a tag team, AEW could score two great talents with Pretty Psycho.
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1. Bozilla

There were numerous impressive showings from stars that appeared at the AEW crossover pay-per-view with NJPW, CMLL and STARDOM – Forbidden Door.
One of them was standout from STARDOM, Bozilla.
After a highly praised debut showing where she competed for the AEW TBS Championship against Mercedes Moné, Persephone and Alex Windsor – Bozilla could be AEW bound.
While the 22-year old star continues to compete in STARDOM, she would be a great addition to the AEW women’s division in the future.
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