Adam Copeland, formerly known as Edge in WWE, has officially signed a full-time contract with AEW after his much-anticipated debut at AEW WrestleDream.
The details of Adam Copeland’s contract have now been confirmed, shedding light on his future with the promotion. Copeland’s debut at AEW WrestleDream left a lasting impact on fans and critics alike. He made his entrance by saving Darby Allin and Sting from a three-on-two attack by Christian Cage, Luchasaurus, and Nick Wayne. This turn of events occurred after Wayne had assisted Cage in defeating Allin.
The post-show media scrum provided an opportunity for AEW President Tony Khan and Copeland to discuss his arrival in the promotion. During the media scrum, Khan revealed some details about Copeland’s contract. He emphasised that Copeland is now a full-time member of the AEW roster and will be seen on AEW programming every week, engaging in regular wrestling matches.
I would like to announce that Adam Copeland has officially signed with AEW. Something I’m really excited about, something that I think is going to set this apart, something that got me more excited about Adam being here is that he’s full-time, Adam’s going to be with us every week, he’s going to wrestle he’s a full-time part of the AEW roster.
Copeland himself expressed his excitement about joining AEW and mentioned several wrestlers he is looking forward to working with. Among the names he mentioned were Samoa Joe, Sting, Nick Wayne, and Swerve Strickland.
Part of coming here is that I want to contribute. I wanted to help. I just felt like here, I’d really be able to do that and have the opportunity to be able to do that. I look at an entirely fresh roster of faces and so many talents that I’ve never laid hands on before and that, to me, as a person who is driven by challenges, that for me was the biggest thing. I’ve never been in a ring with Samoa Joe or stood in a ring with Sting before tonight. I see Nick Wayne, Swerve, there are so many possibilities for me.
In recent new, Adam Copeland got physical as AEW Dynamite went off the air on October 4th.
When Did Adam Copeland’s WWE Contract Expire?
Adam Copeland’s WWE contract officially expired just one day prior to his debut in AEW at WrestleDream. Copeland had previously spoken about his WWE contract expiring and even floated the idea of retiring from wrestling entirely.
In recent news, Matt Cardona has called out Adam Copeland.
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