Dave Meltzer speculates Young Bucks may leave AEW after current deal
Wrestling Inc • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 26, 2026, 9:55 PM
Last updated Aug 26, 2026

Dave Meltzer suggested on "Wrestling Observer Radio" that The Young Bucks' current AEW contract could be their last. Matt and Nick Jackson, founding members of AEW, signed new deals in 2023 set to expire in 2027. Meltzer noted that Matt Jackson has considered retirement, though no official plans have been confirmed. The Bucks have openly discussed retirement in recent years, raising questions about their future in wrestling. The duo, alongside other members of The Elite, have had successful careers, but chronic injuries may influence their decisions moving forward.
- •Meltzer claims The Young Bucks' contract might be their final one.
- •Matt and Nick Jackson have expressed plans for retirement recently.
- •Their current AEW deals expire in 2027, possibly factoring in injury time.
- •The Bucks are known as founding members and Executive VPs of AEW.
- •Discussion surrounding their retirement comes amid a successful career.
- 9:55 PMWrestling Inc — Dave Meltzer Says Young Bucks' Current AEW Contract Could Be Their Last
"Dave Meltzer has speculated on whether The Young Bucks could bow out of AEW at the end of their current contracts.
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