AEW Full Gear 2024 lit up the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey, delivering memorable matches and unforgettable moments. While Bobby Lashley made his explosive AEW pay-per-view debut, it was Swerve Strickland who stole the spotlight with his eye-popping tribute to Tyler, The Creator during his entrance.
For those that were not aware, Strickland’s ring gear was a homage to Tyler’s “CHROMAKOPIA” album, paying respect to the artist’s bold and colorful aesthetic. From the vibrant green attire with signature white stripes to a gold chain on his right arm and a surreal mask of his own face, Swerve left fans talking about his creative flair. One fan noted, “Swerve’s entrance gear was fire—a perfect reference to Tyler, The Creator. All green with the white stripes and the mask? Nailed it.”
The homage didn’t end there—Swerve’s presence radiated the confidence and eccentricity Tyler is known for. Despite falling short in his match against Bobby Lashley, Strickland’s entrance proved once again why he’s one of AEW’s most compelling performers.
This isn’t the first time Swerve has embraced his love fashion, but this bold nod to Tyler, The Creator struck a chord with wrestling and music fans that were tuning in. Strickland’s homage comes at a time when blending pop culture with wrestling storytelling continues to elevate the sport to new heights.
AEW Full Gear 2024 might have been Lashley’s night, but Swerve Strickland walked out of the Prudential Center with style points in spades, leaving fans eager to swhat’s next for the dynamic star.
What did you think of Swerve’s Tyler-inspired entrance gear? Does this blend of music and wrestling make AEW stand out? Please share your thoughts and feedback in the comment section below.