Much like WWE and TNA Wrestling among other promotions, AEW allows fans to view its full talent roster online, with this often being the best way to keep track of who is still with the company.
We’ve seen this with WWE this past week, as fans first learned of The Creed Brothers’ departure form the company by noticing that they had been moved from the “current superstars” page to the alumni section.
Backstage reports are another way fans stay up to date with the comings and goings of a wrestling company, and over the past few months we have heard of several names in AEW that have either reached the end of their contract or are approaching the end.
While the likes of Max Caster was removed from the roster page when his deal came up in October, there are some who remain listed as a part of the company despite reports suggesting that they should be free agents.
Here are three AEW stars that could soon be removed from the company’s official roster page:
Anthony Bowens
According to Fightful, Anthony Bowens – like his former tag team partner Max Caster – should now be a free agent, as his contract with AEW expired at the beginning of October.
We have not seen Bowens feature on AEW programming since his reported contract expiry, with the former AEW World Tag Team Champion being noticeably absent from all segments related to The Opps in recent weeks.
While that would indeed suggest that Bowens is gone, it is worth noting that he is currently dealing with a knee injury, so this could be why he’s off TV.
Max Caster also said Bowens was still with AEW during a recent K&S Wrestlefest signing, and he does still remain listed on the company’s roster page at the time of writing.
Until Bowens is either removed from said roster page, returns to AEW TV or shows up in another major company, we can only continue to speculate what his status actually is.
Scorpio Sky
Another AEW star that was supposed to be departing the company last month was former two-time TNT Champion Scorpio Sky.
According again to Fightful, Sky had not signed a new deal as of the All Out pay-per-view on September 26, with his deal due to expire at some point in October.
As of now however, Sky remains on the AEW roster page and he even competed in a match earlier this month during the November 3 ROH TV taping.
Without a new update in over a month, there is a chance Sky did agree new terms with AEW, but again we will have to wait and see what unfolds.
Dralistico
Now, Dralistico, unlike Sky and Bowens has not reached his reported contract expiry date, as his deal is said to be coming up in December according to Fightful.
But considering the LFI member’s most recent social media post was an image of himself behind prison bars, it doesn’t appear likely that he’s keen to remain in the company beyond that point.
WWE are expected to have interest in signing the 34-year-old, and his brother Dragon Lee recently signed a new long-term contract with the company, so a reunion could be on the cards.
Considering WWE may be bringing him in, expect Dralistico’s profile to swiftly vanish from the roster page as soon as his deal comes up.
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