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Pat McAfee Sends Message To AEW’s Adam Cole After Injury Announcement

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WWE's Pat McAfee next to AEW's Adam Cole

Pat McAfee has sent a message of support to Adam Cole after he was forced to relinquish the AEW TNT Championship due to injury at All In Texas 2025.

Just hours ahead of his scheduled TNT Title defence against Kyle Fletcher at the Globe Life Field event, Tony Khan announced that Cole was not cleared to compete, with Cole vacating his title as a result.

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It would later be reported that Cole had suffered a concussion, with the AEW star going on to comment on the fan support has received since the announcement.

Pat McAfee has now joined the names to send his support to Cole, with the pair previously sharing a feud during the AEW star’s time in WWE.

In a post shared on Twitter, McAfee reflected on his time in the ring with Cole, before wishing his well on his recovery, tweeting:

“It’ll always be 🖕🏻 with outside ears listenin,g but we know what it is brother, ❤️.

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“Thanks for being an absolute dawg and making me and MANY others look good for so damn long..

“GOD SPEED ON YOUR RECOVERY @AdamColePro”

The post, as can be seen below this news story, was accompanied by images from across their feud in 2020.

Cole defeated Pat McAfee at WWE NXT TakeOver XXX in August 2020, with The Undisputed ERA (Cole, Bobby Fish, Kyle O’Reilly & Roderick Strong) delivering a second defeat, this time against McAfee, Pete Dunne, Danny Burch & Oney Lorcan at TakeOver WarGames in December of that year.

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Britt Baker was among those who sent support to Adam Cole on Twitter, with fellow AEW stars and WWE stars also among the names.

WrestleTalk will keep readers updated on the progress of Adam Cole on his recovery journey.

We wish Adam Cole well in his recovery from injury.

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