One big thing: House of Black member hints at faction’s unique future
Buddy Matthews of AEW’s House of Black suggests the faction could evolve without a typical breakup, allowing members to pursue individual paths while remaining under the group’s umbrella.
Key details:
• Matthews shared his thoughts during an online signing for K & S WrestleFest
• He envisions House of Black members potentially pursuing singles careers while maintaining group unity
• The wrestler emphasized that the group’s presentation isn’t entirely up to its members
Why it matters:
This potential evolution could set a new precedent for faction dynamics in professional wrestling, challenging the traditional storyline of group breakups and infighting.
By the numbers:
• House of Black has 4 members: Malakai Black, Brody King, Buddy Matthews, and Julia Hart
• The group formed in AEW in 2022
• Julia Hart has been absent since April 2023 due to injury
The big picture:
As AEW continues to grow and evolve, factions like House of Black play a crucial role in storytelling and character development. Matthews’ comments suggest a potential shift in how these groups operate within the promotion.
What they’re saying:
Matthews: “We don’t necessarily have to go down the same path as every other group where it disbands in a bad way. Like, where we can still be under the same umbrella but go and do our own thing.”
What’s next:
Fans will be watching closely to see how House of Black’s dynamics evolve, particularly as Julia Hart returns from injury and the group potentially explores more individual ventures.
What do you think about the possibility of House of Black members pursuing individual careers while maintaining their faction identity? Leave a comment below with your thoughts on this potential evolution in faction dynamics.
