Following the AEW Worlds End pay-per-view in Chicago, Tony Khan addressed Adam Cole’s AEW status update. During a dynamic media session, key figures including Khan provided insights into the promotion’s latest achievements, star performances, and ongoing developments.
Kris Statlander Shares Champion Confidence
Kris Statlander discussed her actions and mindset after her recent match, making it known that she no longer sees herself as an underdog. Statlander expressed that her time has arrived and emphasized her strength as the reigning champion. She openly discussed her wrestling journey, noting that although wrestling was not her lifelong passion, it has become something she truly loves. In Statlander’s words, it is never too late to pursue dreams and strive for personal growth, encouraging both new fans and seasoned supporters to keep reaching for their goals.
Performances and Aspirations in The Conglomeration
During the media event, Orange Cassidy was asked about the possibility of teaming with Toni Storm in the future, responding, “God willing.” – Orange Cassidy, Wrestler
The session also featured The Babes of Wrath, with Harley Cameron performing a song by the same name. While Cameron acknowledged her entertainment roots, she clarified her focus is now professional wrestling, highlighting her deep motivation to succeed and her gratitude towards Tony Khan for the platform.
Willow, when questioned about an upcoming match with Mercedes, reflected on her previous shortcomings but promised that both competitors were better prepared and eager to put on an intense showcase during the next AEW event on Wednesday.
Key Announcements and Highlights from Tony Khan
Tony Khan detailed his thoughts on several recent AEW events, describing the Christmas Collision broadcast as possibly “the best Collision ever.” He maintained excitement over AEW’s run of accolades at the Sports Illustrated awards, taking the opportunity to highlight each victory.
Khan expressed admiration for the Moxley/Fletcher encounter, suggesting it may have stood out as the most impressive match of the Continental Classic tournament. During the session, Renee humorously asked Khan about recommendations for dentists, referencing Jon Moxley’s tooth injury during a high-stakes semifinal match.
When questioned about Adam Cole’s AEW status update and the hope that he will appear more regularly in the promotion next year, Khan offered a candid response, making his outlook clear:
“There was no pressure for him to return, he’s just happy to hear Adam Cole and for fans to see him. He wants Adam Cole in AEW, but has no health update.”
– Tony Khan, President of AEW
Khan also discussed upcoming plans for AEW’s future, including strategic preparation for crucial moments like the company’s next television deal and events scheduled through to at least the end of 2025. He stressed that AEW is consistently planning ahead to remain competitive and engaging for fans and the wrestling world at large.
Recap of AEW Worlds End and Future Outlook
Khan shared early numbers indicating that Worlds End was experiencing significant positive trends. He commented on superstar Jon Moxley’s unexpected crowd support following his recent win, saying he was not surprised given Moxley’s long-standing popularity, even when cast as a villain. Khan observed that when matches focus on wrestling skill without excessive interference, it reminds fans of Moxley’s talent and charisma, contributing to the lively audience reaction.
The session included brief remarks about Maya World and Hyan, recent AEW signees. Khan praised both talents, noting that they have consistently performed at a high level and continue to enhance the competitive spirit of the AEW roster.
As AEW prepares for its next events and continues strategic planning around major milestones, the company remains poised for growth and further recognition within the wrestling industry. The Adam Cole AEW status update, delivered by Khan, keeps fans watching closely for future developments involving Cole’s in-ring return and AEW’s ongoing progression.
