Kyle O’Reilly Confirms Contract Length With AEW

Kyle O’Reilly has wrestled around the world, squaring off with fan favorites in different promotions. Kyle had a solid stint in Triple H’s NXT as a founding member of the Undisputed Era. He went solo towards the end of his career with WWE, but then he ended up in AEW as part of the Undisputed Elite.

After his WWE contract expired, Kyle signed with AEW in December 2021 and made his debut on the Holiday Bash special episode of Dynamite on December 22nd. He opened up about his contract length during a interview with TODDCast.

“For me, in five years, I’ll still be with AEW. I signed a five-year deal with them.”

Kyle reunited with longtime in-ring partner Bobby Fish soon after making his AEW debut. The two reformed ReDRagon and unsuccessfully challenged for the AEW World Tag Team Championship at the Revolution pay-per-view event.

Kyle will square off against Samoa Joe this Wednesday on Dynamite. The winner will face Adam Cole in the Owen Hart Men’s Tournament finals at Double or Nothing on Sunday, May 29th.

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