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7 AEW Stars Missing All In Texas 2025

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As AEW All In Texas 2025 fast approaches, there are a host of big names that have yet to be confirmed for an appearance at the event.

There’s still time for more matches to be added – and anyone not currently announced for a match could be a surprise entrant in the Casino Gauntlets – but there are still quite a few big names left off the card as things stand.

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Here are seven AEW stars that are currently not announced as being part of All In Texas 2025.

7. Chris Jericho

AEW star Chris Jericho

The Learning Tree iteration of Chris Jericho had a temper tantrum aimed at Big Bill and Bryan Keith during a TV Time segment after the duo (and Jericho) lost at AEW Dynasty – and he has yet to return.

Noting in the segment he wasn’t mad, he was just disappointed, he vowed to leave and did just that.

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With Jericho’s AEW contract up in December 2025, it could be possible that he will remain off TV until his contract expires.

While there has been no official word on whether or not Jericho would plan to re-sign with AEW, if he doesn’t make a return at some point during AEW All In Texas, his absence will be even more conspicuous.

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6. Darby Allin

Darby Allin was written off TV back in December 2024 after suffering a vicious attack at the hands of Jon Moxley and the Death Riders.

While Allin was shown being thrown down a flight of stairs on AEW TV by Mox, he was actually written off TV to summit Mount Everest.

While he isn’t currently scheduled for any match on the AEW All In Texas 2025 card, there have been reports that Allin is expected back in AEW “imminently” since he has returned to sea level.

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He hasn’t returned to in-ring action in AEW but he has certainly returned to doing risky stunts, sharing a video of his latest driving adventures online in his absence.

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5. Dustin Rhodes, Sammy Guevara & The Von Erichs

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The talent lineup for the upcoming AEW All In Texas pay-per-view is currently missing some of the most obvious Texans from the roster.

The Sons of Texas, Dustin Rhodes and Sammy Guevara, are not yet announced for action, despite being current ROH World Tag Team Champions.

Marshall and Ross Von Erich are another Texas duo that would seemingly be a shoo-in to make an appearance at the big event, also holding the ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Championship with Dustin Rhodes.

Many fans are hoping AEW can find a way to incorporate the foursome, even if it only ends up in a Zero Hour match.

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4. Britt Baker

AEW star Britt Baker

One of the absences from AEW that has recently kicked up speculation is that of Britt Baker. With Baker having not made any appearances thus far in 2025, there was speculation she could be on her way out of AEW.

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On the media call with Tony Khan ahead of AEW All In Texas, when asked about Britt Baker’s continued Khan noted: “I’ve never had a conversation about Britt departing AEW. I like Britt a lot.”

He would go on to likening the balance of creating a pro wrestling show to that of a typical sports team where there may be a lot of talented athletes, but only so many slots up for grabs. He noted that Baker is talented and could be utilized in the future, but is currently on the bench alongside several others.

If she is indeed on good terms with the promotion, Baker woud definitely be a possibility to make a surprise return in the Women’s Casino Gauntlet at All In.

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3. Cope

After suffering an attack at the hands of Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler, Cope hasn’t been seen in AEW since.

Although he was written off television for storyline purposes, it would later be reported that the absence wasn’t intended to be this long.

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Seemingly going along with his absence, the others involved in his most recent storyline in AEW were the group of FTR and Stokely – and to some extent also Daniel Garcia and Nigel McGuinness – none of which are currently announced for a match at All In.

While there is definitely always a chance that any of the aforementioned names could pop up in the men’s Casino Gauntlet match, there could also be a last minute match added to the bout.

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2. Wardlow

Similarly to current NXT star Ricky Saints, a curious disappearance in AEW throughout 2024 and now 2025 has been that of Wardlow.

Last seen back at AEW Big Business in March 2024, Wardlow lost a match to Samoa Joe via referee’s decision and hasn’t been seen again in competition since then.

After Wardlow was cast as a new Gladiator in the reboot of American Gladiators – featuring another disappeared AEW signee Kamille and WWE’s The Miz – his AEW status would be clarified.

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With note that there were some plans to bring back Wardlow in early 2025, it wouldn’t have made sense for him to return and then leave again to film American Gladiators. However, filming on the reboot has wrapped, seemingly leaving no reason why he couldn’t return at All In.

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1. Athena

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Athena is not yet confirmed for an appearance at AEW All In Texas 2025.

Currently, the longest reigning champion in AEW or ROH history, she has yet to be announced for the big event.

Having dominated with the ROH Women’s World Championship for over 940 days and being from Texas, seeing her have a match would make total sense.

Vocal about her her willingness to do whatever it takes to get onto the show, hopefully the Texas native finds her way into the ring at the event.

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