Strong Indication MJF Could Be Leaving AEW

MJF is the current AEW World Heavyweight Champion, but he might not be with the company this time next year. He has made it no secret that his contract with Tony Khan’s company is running up in a matter of months, and that could be an interesting time for him, especially since Hollywood is now also an option.

AEW All In London 2 will go down in Wembley Stadium on August 25th, 2024. The event will likely be the most loaded show AEW can bring fans to London, but one notable name is missing from their promotional efforts so far.

Tony Khan’s big announcement during AEW Dynamite this week concerned AEW All In London. He revealed that tickets are going on sale on December 1st, and he encouraged fans to buy them up for Christmas presents. That announcement also came with the first look at the AEW All In London 2 poster.

The new AEW All In London poster features Adam Copeland, Christian Cage, Darby Allin, Kenny Omega, Orange Cassidy, Jon Moxley, and Toni Storm on top of the whole graphic. For some reason, MJF is missing from the poster.

The Devil is always in the details, and for some reason, The Devil is also missing from the AEW All In London 2 poster. MJF is nowhere to be seen, and that is quite interesting.

We did not expect to see Sting on the AEW All In London 2 poster, since he is retiring at AEW Revolution. Not including the current AEW World Heavyweight Champion on the poster is quite interesting, especially since MJF opened and closed the last Wembley Stadium show.

We will have to see where MJF lands when the great bidding war of 2024 starts. You never know if it has already begun, but this poster from AEW certainly doesn’t show an incredible amount of confidence that he will even be on the roster next August.

MJF has already made it very clear that he is expecting to become a millionaire with his next pro wrestling contract. He is already raking in a ton of money as “Our Scumbag,” but only time will tell if he will be cashing checks with a WWE logo on them next year.

What’s your take on MJF missing from the AEW All In 2 poster? Let us know what you think about this in the comments section!