AEW Stars To Be Removed From Factions

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AEW All In London 2026 is now in the books, and the landscape of the company is now looking incredibly different to what it did just a few days ago.

Seven new champions were crowned inside Wembley Stadium, and it feels as if the AEW will be beginning anew with an all new season starting this Wednesday on Dynamite (September 2).

Keeping on the theme of fresh new directions, we could see some of the company’s established factions make some big changes before the end of the year; with existing members being removed and new additions coming aboard.

Here are three AEW stars to potentially be removed from their factions.

Kyle Fletcher

One of the aforementioned seven title changes in London on Sunday was Kyle Fletcher dropping his International Championship to fellow Don Callis Family stablemate Kazuchika Okada.

The finish saw ‘The Rainmaker’ deliberately choose to pin Fletcher over Konosuke Takeshita – who was also in the match – and Fletcher was clearly not best pleased in the post match, especially when Okada, and Don Callis, insisted that he raise the new champion’s hand after the bell.

Fans inside Wembley Stadium were crying out for Fletcher to defy the family and attack Okada, but ‘The Protostar’ conceded… For now.

Despite Don Callis recently claiming that Fletcher will “never” be removed from his family, it feels as if a babyface turn for Fletcher is on the horizon as he grows more frustrated with his stablemates Okada and ‘The Jet’ Kevin Knight.

Gabe Kidd

Gabe Kidd is in a very unique position on the AEW Roster, as he’s a member of two different factions at the same time.

Working alongside both the Death Riders and The Dogs, it feels as if, eventually, something will have to give and Kidd will have to pick a side.

While he insisted in a pre match interview that the Death Riders understood the situation, there was already a slight conflict in interest for Kidd at All In, as he teamed with Clark Connors and David Finlay in the Trios Roulette Match, that also featured the Death Riders’ Claudio Castagnoli, PAC & Wheeler Yuta.

It didn’t lead to any issues during the match, but it feels like, at some point Kidd will have to pick a side or face being removed from either group.

Lee Moriarty

During the AEW All In London 2026 Buy In, The Hurt Syndicate teamed with Big Boom AJ and QT Marshall to defeat Shane Taylor Promotions.

Leading into All In, The Hurt Syndicate had been teaming with STP, but instead fought against them at All In when Big Boom AJ and Big Justice paid them more than STP were offering.

The Hurt Syndicate receiving a nice check for $50,000 from The Rizzler was a fitting way to wrap up the group’s story with STP, but we could still see one last development: Lee Moriarty officially jumping ship to work with MVP, Bobby Lashley and Shelton Benjamin.

Knowing that working with The Hurt Syndicate would be a step up for his chances of success in AEW, Moriarty could have his head turned and find himself the subject of an abrupt removal from STP as a result.

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