Ex-WWE Star Ricochet Makes AEW Debut During 2024 All In Event at Wembley Stadium

AEW’s All In event was packed with excitement and surprises, and Tony Khan always keeps fans guessing about his next move. One of the most anticipated moments was Ricochet’s debut with the company.

Ricochet made his much-anticipated debut at AEW All In at Wembley Stadium, marking his first appearance since the expiration of his WWE contract. Without the typical 90-day non-compete clause that WWE main roster talent must adhere to, Ricochet was free to join AEW immediately. His departure from WWE followed a storyline involving an attack by Bron Breakker, which had seemingly sidelined him. Nevertheless, Ricochet traveled to London to make a significant impact at the event.

Ricochet’s arrival in AEW has been a major talking point, with speculation about how he would be introduced to the new promotion. Despite the secrecy surrounding his role, it was confirmed that he would be part of All In. Betting odds had hinted at his appearance, especially in the Casino Gauntlet match.

Ricochet made his entrance during the Casino Gauntlet match at Wembley Stadium, officially marking the start of his AEW career with a multi-year contract. His arrival opens up new opportunities and challenges for him in AEW as he transitions from his WWE career to this new chapter.

The crowd erupted in cheers as Ricochet made his debut under his familiar ring name. He entered towards the end of the match, interrupting Hangman Page as he was about to attack Karen Jarrett. Ricochet immediately engaged with Adam Page, and the fans showed their support with chants.

Ricochet is now officially All Elite, and only time will tell what the future holds for him in AEW. One thing is certain: he’s set to be a significant presence in the company for years to come.

What do you think about Ricochet’s debut at AEW All In? Do you believe he will make a significant impact for Tony Khan’s company? Share your thoughts in the comments section!