Edge Makes His AEW Debut At Wrestledream

Adam Copeland, also known as EDGE, has officially joined All Elite Wrestling (AEW), creating a major buzz in the world of professional wrestling. This exciting development occurred during the AEW Wrestle Dream 2023 event held in Seattle, Washington.

Edge made his debut in AEW at Wrestle Dream 2023, marking a significant moment in his wrestling career. The former WWE champion, who has held the WWE Tag Team Championship 14 times, garnered widespread attention as he stepped into the AEW ring.

AEW Wrestle Dream 2023 was a momentous occasion, dedicated to the memory of the legendary Antonio Inoki. The event’s main attraction featured a match for the TNT Championship between Derby Allin and Christian Cage, which was contested in a two-out-of-three falls format.

The match between Derby Allin and Christian Cage was an intense battle, with both wrestlers giving it their all. In the end, Christian Cage managed to retain the TNT Championship with some unexpected assistance from Nick Wayne. After the match, Darby Allin fell victim to a post-match attack, despite the efforts of Sting to intervene.

Then, in a surprise twist, the lights went out, and Edge made his highly anticipated AEW debut, shocking the thousands in attendance. Initially appearing to align himself with Christian, Edge took an unexpected turn by attacking Nick Wayne with a steel chair and confronting Luchasaurus. However, Christian Cage narrowly escaped his wrath.

The AEW Wrestle Dream concluded with Edge, Darby Allin, and Sting standing tall. Edge’s transition to AEW had been anticipated for some time, as clues had emerged hinting at his potential move to the promotion. Many wrestling enthusiasts had speculated about his appearance at events like the Grand Slam in New York or Wrestle Dream in Seattle, following the conclusion of his WWE contract.

During the AEW Wrestle Dream broadcast on platforms like B/R Live and Fite TV, Edge made his surprise debut, leaving fans and the wrestling world in awe. AEW Chairman Tony Khan wasted no time in confirming the signing, officially welcoming the Rated-R Superstar, Adam Copeland, to the AEW roster.

While the length of Edge’s AEW contract remains undisclosed, more details are expected to emerge during the Wrestle Dream Media Scrum soon.