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The Rascalz Get the All Elite Treatment After February 7 AEW Collision

The Rascalz (Dezmond Xavier, Zachary Wentz, and Myron Reed) were officially welcomed to All Elite Wrestling on February 7, 2026, when Tony Khan gave them the "All Elite" graphic treatment following their parking lot brawl on AEW Collision. The group was immediately positioned in a major multi-man match where they teamed with Eddie Kingston and Ortiz to defeat Grizzled Young Veterans, Big Bill, and Bryan Keith, with reports indicating they had signed multi-year AEW contracts in early January.

AEW Collision Results: February 7, 2026 – Ciampa Retains TNT Title, Chaotic Parking Lot Fight, More

Tommaso Ciampa successfully retained his TNT Championship at AEW Collision on February 7, 2026 in Las Vegas. The show also featured a chaotic parking lot fight and aired on TNT with streaming available on HBO Max.

AEW Dynamite Lineup Locked for February 11, With Major Matches Set

AEW has locked in the lineup for the February 11 edition of Dynamite, featuring a three-way tag team match between The Young Bucks, The Rascalz, and a mystery wild card team to determine the next AEW World Tag Team Championship challengers. The show will also include an AEW Women's World Championship Strap Match between Kris Statlander and Thekla, a face-to-face interview segment with Kenny Omega and Swerve Strickland, and a TNT Championship match between Tomasso Ciampa and Kyle Fletcher.

AEW Collision Results 2/7 - TNT Title Triple Threat, Young Bucks Vs. Gates Of Agony

AEW Collision on 2/7 featured a TNT Title Triple Threat match and The Young Bucks facing Gates Of Agony. Eddie Kingston, Ortiz, and The Rascalz competed against Grizzled Young Veterans, Bryan Keith, and Big Bill in a Parking Lot Fight.

MJF Explains Why He Chose AEW Over WWE After Getting Competing Offers

MJF revealed that at age 22, both WWE and AEW offered him contracts, and he chose AEW because he believed in the company's mission statement. He explained that his wrestling career progressed unusually fast, getting signed to Major League Wrestling at 19 years old, which he said was unheard of at the time. MJF stated he went with AEW because "it's where the best are meant to wrestle" and has since become one of the company's foundational stars and a former World Champion.

Tony Khan Says AEW Champion Is At His Best Right Now

AEW President Tony Khan has praised a current champion, stating that the wrestler is at his best right now following recent work. Khan made these comments about the unspecified AEW Champion's current performance level.

MJF Says Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl Moment Shows Cultural Progress

AEW World Champion MJF praised Bad Bunny during an interview with Compas on the Beat, calling him "supremely talented" and expressing mutual admiration between the two performers. MJF highlighted the cultural significance of Bad Bunny being featured prominently in the Super Bowl halftime show, stating it demonstrates progress in showcasing different races and creeds in high-profile situations.

MJF Explodes on CM Punk: “I Want to Bash His Stupid Face In”

MJF expressed his desire to face CM Punk again during an interview with Compas on the Beat, stating "I want to bash his stupid f**ing face in" and calling Punk's victory over him in their Dog Collar Match a "fluke victory" due to Wardlow's interference. MJF claimed he "had CM Punk's number" and reminded viewers that he beat Punk twice in Chicago.

Bad Bunny Expected to Return to WWE “Sooner Rather Than Later” Despite AEW Chatter

Wrestling Observer's Bryan Alvarez stated on Friday's Wrestling Observer Live that Bad Bunny is expected to return to WWE "sooner rather than later" amid speculation about the music star potentially joining AEW. The discussion was prompted by outside voices, including U.S. Senator Ruben Gallego, publicly urging AEW's Tony Khan to sign Bad Bunny following Wednesday's AEW Dynamite episode in Las Vegas.

Odyssey Jones Reveals Where Things Stand With AEW After WWE Release

Odyssey Jones confirmed in a February 6, 2026 interview that AEW has not contacted him following his 2024 WWE release, stating "No, I haven't talked to AEW." Jones was fired by WWE in 2024 following allegations of domestic violence, which he maintains were mishandled and stemmed from a personal dispute. He has been working on the independent circuit and in Japan since his release.

Person Who Advised Powerhouse Hobbs to Leave AEW for WWE Revealed

Rikishi revealed on his Off The Top podcast that he advised Powerhouse Hobbs to leave AEW for WWE, with their conversation taking place around WrestleCon in Las Vegas last year. Rikishi, who had a long-standing relationship with Hobbs dating back to training sessions and independent shows, told him that WWE was the bigger opportunity and encouraged him to "take a chance" on himself. Hobbs, now known as Royce Keys in WWE, made his debut at the Royal Rumble after his AEW contract had expired months earlier.