Austin Creed and Kofi discuss wrestler-friendly contracts following AEW debut

Following their recent AEW debut at All In 2026, Austin Creed and Kofi publicly discussed the nature of their new contracts with the promotion. The pair characterized the agreements as wrestler-friendly, noting that the terms allow them to pursue independent creative projects with fewer restrictions than they previously experienced. Kofi credited AEW CEO Tony Khan with fostering an environment that encourages talent to succeed in areas outside of professional wrestling. Austin Creed expressed interest in continuing his gaming content production within the AEW locker room, specifically aiming to involve other talent in his creative efforts. This transition follows the expiration of former WWE wrestler Tyler Breeze's contract, who has also been linked to potential interest in joining the AEW roster.

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