Darby Allin has been a cornerstone of AEW since its early days, embodying the spirit and resilience the promotion prides itself on. Now, with Bryan Danielson stepping away from full-time competition, Allin believes it’s time for him to claim the spotlight as the new face of AEW.

During a recent interview with D. Scott on JAMZ96.3, Darby made his intentions clear. “I really feel like I’m ready for that spot,” he stated confidently. Known for pushing limits both inside and outside the ring, Allin explained that his daredevil stunts aren’t just for show.

“I say this all the time, but all the crazy stuff I do outside of the ring is not just for laughs and giggles. It actually makes me mentally stronger. Breaking down those barriers. If I can survive this stunt, then why can’t I be the face of a company? If I can survive Everest, why can’t I be the face of a company?”

The risk-taker added, “It’s just getting stronger mentally. I firmly believe when you risk your life on a monthly basis, it’s going to make you pretty strong mentally and I feel like I’m ready to be the face of this whole company.”

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In a show of just how serious he is, Allin has announced plans to climb Mount Everest in April 2025. This monumental feat reflects his relentless pursuit of challenges, proving his claim that he’s ready for anything AEW throws his way.

With Danielson’s departure, the timing couldn’t be better for Allin to step up. Fans can only wait to see if his daring outside-the-ring exploits translate into leading AEW into its next era.

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