Rey Fenix Locked In With AEW Through 2025, Splitting From Penta El Zero Miedo

One Big Thing

Rey Fenix’s AEW contract has been extended into 2025 due to injury time, while his Lucha Brothers partner Penta El Zero Miedo is set to depart next week.

The Details

• Penta El Zero Miedo’s AEW contract expires next week
• Rey Fenix’s deal now runs well into 2025 due to injury extensions
• The former tag team partners will split paths for the first time in AEW

By The Numbers

• The Lucha Brothers held the AEW World Tag Team Championships once
• They were part of Death Triangle with PAC, winning the AEW World Trios Championships
• The team has been together in AEW since the company’s launch in 2019

Why It Matters

This split marks a significant change in AEW’s tag team division. The Lucha Brothers have been cornerstone performers since AEW’s inception, known for their high-flying style and intense matches.

Behind The Scenes

• Death Triangle was originally planned to win the Trios titles at All In London
• No creative plans have been revealed for Fenix’s return to TV
• This follows earlier reports of both brothers potentially heading to WWE

What’s Next?

With Fenix staying and Penta leaving, AEW faces the challenge of redefining both performers’ roles. Fenix could emerge as a solo star, while Penta’s next move remains unclear.

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