AEW Stars To Be Repackaged Soon

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Looking at the AEW roster, there are several stars who have benefitted from being repackaged over the years.

Whether it be Kenny Omega becoming ‘The Belt Collector’ in 2021 or ‘The Jet’ Kevin Knight’s recent heel turn in 2026, these changes have helped evolve characters or take certain names to the next level of superstardom.

Considering this success, the company has the chance to repackage a few more stars on the AEW roster in the weeks and months to come.

Here are seven AEW stars to be potentially repackaged soon.

7. Max Caster

Back in 2022, The Acclaimed’s Max Caster and Anthony Bowens broke out as an ultra-popular babyface tandem that would go on to win the AEW World Tag Team Championships in that same year.

After losing the gold, Caster and Bowens would team with their mentor Billy Gunn to win the AEW World Trios Championships at the company’s biggest show ever, AEW All In London 2023.

However, Caster now finds himself inactive on the AEW roster and only wrestling on the independents as of late.

With Bowens moving on to The Opps, AEW has the opportunity to put the spotlight on Caster in a major way in the near future.

6. Dark Order (Evil Uno, Alex Reynolds & John Silver)

One of the original factions introduced in All Elite Wrestling when the company was created in 2019 was Dark Order.

While the likes of the late Brodie Lee, Anna Jay, Alan Angels, Preston “10” Vance and Stu Grayson have all been part of the faction in the past, Dark Order currently consist of OG members Evil Uno, Alex Reynolds and John Silver.

Recent reports have indicated that Dark Order re-signed with AEW after their current deals were set to expire.

Considering the company has reinvested into the stable, it would make sense for the promotion to repackage Dark Order and try to give them a renewed push either in AEW or Ring of Honor.

5. Private Party (Isiah Kassidy & Marq Quen)

Another set of AEW originals who could be nearing their contract expiration are Private Party.

Isiah Kassidy and Marq Quen have been one of the premier tag teams in AEW throughout the company’s history.

The former AEW World Tag Team Champions returned to the promotion after a year away, but both Kassidy and Quen suffered separate injuries that have caused them to be sidelined once again.

Private Party getting repackaged into something new could give their next return some staying power to give the pair a fresh slate for this latest run in AEW.

4. Persephone

On the July 1 episode of AEW Dynamite, Hikaru Shida defeated Kris Statlander, Persephone, Queen Aminata, MAIKA and Harley Cameron to win Survival of the Fittest to capture the TBS Championship.

During the course of the match, Persephone turned heel by first double crossing Cameron, eliminating Aminata and then striking Statlander with the TBS Title after her own elimination, costing her the gold.

The current CMLL Women’s World Champion has been sporadically featured on AEW television since becoming the latest dual contracted star from Mexico.

Persephone getting repackaged could align well with her recent heel turn and help to create a compelling rivalry with Statlander that could grab the attention of the AEW fanbase.

3. TayJay (Tay Melo & Anna Jay)

On the June 6 edition of AEW Collision, Divine Dominion defeated TayJay to retain the AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championships.

Following this loss, Tay Melo was seen quite distraught outside of the ring angered by the result of the bout.

Realizing that their way did not work against Megan Bayne and Lena Kross, TayJay might need to change something about their attitudes and characters to win gold.

Tay Melo and Anna Jay turning heel could help them to bring some aggression that will allow them to finally become champions after being the original women’s tag team in AEW.

2. ‘Jungle’ Jack Perry

Over the past few weeks, there were rumors regarding the future of ‘Jungle’ Jack Perry, with AEW contract set to expire.

Those rumors were silenced when a video package aired on the July 8 Beach Break special of AEW Dynamite, showing Perry re-signing with All Elite Wrestling alongside Tony Khan and Luchasaurus.

Now that he is officially part of the promotion for the foreseeable future, Perry could continue his success that has seen capture the AEW World Tag Team, National and TNT Championships over the past seven years in the company.

To take the next step to become a future AEW World Champion, the former ‘Jungle Boy’ could undergo his latest evolution by getting repackaged and becoming a more prominent character in the main event picture.

1. ‘Hangman’ Adam Page

After being absent from All Elite Wrestling since losing to MJF in a Texas Death Match at Revolution 2026, ‘Hangman’ Adam Page made his return to the company in home state of Virginia on the July 11 edition of AEW Collision.

The two-time AEW World Champion can no longer challenge for the top prize in the promotion and now finds himself having to discover himself without the title that has defined his first seven years in the company.

While he teased going after one of the other titles in AEW, Page could instead undergo a character change that sees him become a new version of himself.

Whether that leads to a variation of ‘The Cowboy’ that has become one of the faces of the company or turning heel to go back on his word, Page might undergo a repackaging that alters the way fans look at him moving forward.

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