Rey Fenix’s AEW Contract Ties Him Down While Penta Faces Free Agency

The future of the Lucha Bros is becoming a tale of two contracts, as new reports suggest Rey Fenix’s AEW deal is far from expiring, even as Penta El Zero Miedo prepares to hit free agency. While Penta’s deal is reportedly up next week, Fightful has revealed that Rey Fenix’s contract extends well into 2025 due to added injury time.

Sources indicate AEW took action earlier this year when word spread that the Lucha Bros might be looking toward WWE. By adding injury time to Fenix’s contract, the company ensured he remains part of the roster for the foreseeable future. This move came after speculation that both brothers could be WWE-bound in the fall.

Fenix’s role within AEW remains unclear at the moment, although he and Penta were once pegged to win the AEW Trios Titles at All In. That plan never materialized, and Fenix’s current creative direction appears to be in limbo. Despite this uncertainty, Fenix continues to be one of AEW’s most dynamic performers, known for his jaw-dropping high-flying abilities.

The contrast between Fenix and Penta’s situations has left fans wondering about the future of Death Triangle. While Penta may explore free agency or a possible WWE move, Fenix remains firmly tethered to AEW, raising questions about how the brothers will navigate their careers on separate trajectories.

Could Rey Fenix eventually reunite with his brother in WWE, or will he continue to blaze his trail in AEW? Fans are eagerly awaiting answers as the wrestling landscape continues to shift.