New AEW Signings After All In: London 2026

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The future of AEW could have been seen the night before at Revolution Pro Wrestling’s 14-Year Anniversary Show.

Taking place at OVO Arena Wembley the night before AEW All In: London, RevPro’s show saw a number of independent talent compete on a card that featured stars familiar with what was to come at the iconic stadium on Sunday.

RevPro enjoys a relationship with AEW, with the British promotion featuring on the MyAEW streaming platform.

Looking at the card for the 14-Year Anniversary Show could give an indication as to the next stars to sign with AEW.

The Young Guns

Luke Jacobs and Ethan Allen have established themselves as one of the most intense and gifted tag teams on the British wrestling scene, respected among their peers for good reason.

With Allen currently recovering from surgery, a planned match against FTR at the RevPro Wembley show was scrapped, yet there’s every opportunity for it to take place in the future, particularly now that Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler are the Undisputed British Tag Team Champions.

Aggressive and ruthless, The Young Guns have become ones to watch on the independent scene, and it can’t be too long before a contract lands in their inbox.

Robbie X

Already familiar to AEW fans thanks to Forbidden Door in 2025, Robbie X has seen his star rise thanks to his recent work in NJPW. A member of Unbound Co, the star is a former IWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Champion and previously held the RevPro Undisputed British Cruiserweight Championship.

At 31 years of age, it’s staggering to realize that Robbie X has 19 years of in-ring experience across the world and continues to evolve his impressive, high-flying skill set to this day.

A popular star wherever he appears, Robbie X also has quite the nasty streak when he needs it, something that wouldn’t be out of place in AEW.

Drilla Moloney

When it comes to a star who has evolved over the years, seeing Dan Moloney reborn as Drilla Moloney has been eye-opening.

Signed to WWE and a member of NXT UK from until 2021, the star felt like just another name during his tenure, with renewed focus coming after he parted ways with the company.

New Japan Pro-Wrestling came calling and Drilla Moloney demonstrated what many in British wrestling had known for years. A member of Unbound Co, Moloney became a harder-edged star, with that winning smile accentuating his brutal edge.

Moloney is, again, no stranger to AEW, appeared at Forbidden Door last year, teaming with Robbie X and Clark Connors in a loss to The Opps on the pre-show. Connors, along with Dave Finlay and Gabe Kidd would all sign under Tony Khan, with Moloney choosing to stay with NJPW, politely declining interest from WWE and AEW earlier this year, according to Fightful.

CPF

Callum Newman found success in NJPW and accompanied Will Ospreay to the ring at All In: London. It’s highly likely that he’ll be tapped for an AEW contract in the future, following in the footsteps of The Aerial Assassin.

Before heading to NJPW, Newman was one quarter of the excessively likeable quartet known as CPF, alongside Danny Black, Joe Lando and Maverick Mayhew. Combined, they’re an athletic foursome and, as the name suggests, close personal friends. All relatively young, with Newman being just 24, they’ve got plenty of years ahead of them and the potential to be molded into confident television stars.

From RevPro To AEW, The Future Is Bright

So many British wrestling stars have been showcased by Revolution Pro Wrestling that the list of future AEW stars could be a lengthy one.

Leon Cage, Jay Joshua, Alexxis Falcon, Connor Mills, Michael Oku, Kanji, RKJ, Leyton Buzzard and many more featured on the 14 Year Anniversary Show.

It would come as something of a surprise if, beyond AEW, WWE, TNA Wrestling, and NJPW, among others, weren’t keeping an eye on who is doing what, with the pen ready to sign new stars.

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