The contract clock is apparently ticking on more names than just Dragon Lee and Dralistico. After revealing that the brothers are approaching the end of their current deals, Wrestling Observer’s Bryan Alvarez has now dropped another update claiming at least four additional Latin talents across WWE and AEW have contracts coming due between October and February.
The interesting part is Alvarez didn’t name a single one of them. That leaves four mystery names hanging over two of wrestling’s biggest companies, and the timing could make the next several months very interesting once those deals start reaching the finish line. Alvarez followed up on his previous Dragon Lee and Dralistico update by revealing that the list goes beyond the two brothers.
“As a follow-up to earlier, there are at least four Latin WWE/AEW talent whose contracts are coming due between October and February, not including Dralistico and Dragon Lee.”
That means there are potentially six contracts worth watching across WWE and AEW when Dragon Lee and Dralistico are included. Alvarez did not reveal whether any of the unnamed talent are negotiating new contracts, considering leaving their respective companies, or simply approaching option or expiration dates.
The update comes after Alvarez revealed that Dragon Lee and Dralistico are themselves nearing the end of their deals. He also pointed out that the brothers have trademarked the name “Hermanos Lee,” which certainly gave fans something else to chew on while their contract situations play out.
“Dragon Lee and Dralistico both have deals expiring fairly soon, and interestingly enough they have trademarked the name HERMANOS LEE.”
Dragon Lee’s situation already had some history behind it. Back in October 2025, WWE was said to be interested in locking Dragon Lee into a new long-term contract after his match against Dominik Mysterio at AAA Héroes Inmortales, so hearing his current deal is now approaching its end puts that previous contract talk right back on the table.
Lee has remained active in WWE and recently challenged Chad Gable for the Intercontinental Championship during the September 14 episode of RAW in Mexico City. He is also scheduled for a Money in the Bank qualifier against Solo Sikoa and Dominik Mysterio, so WWE clearly isn’t keeping him hidden while questions about his contract start piling up.
Dralistico’s situation is different, as his recent AEW activity has been much quieter. He hasn’t wrestled for AEW since the June 6 Collision taping, where he teamed with Rush and Sammy Guevara in an unsuccessful challenge for the AEW World Trios Championship.
The “Hermanos Lee” trademark immediately opened the door to speculation about whether the brothers could eventually work together somewhere, but this latest update makes the bigger story much wider. There are apparently at least four other Latin wrestlers in WWE and AEW whose contracts are getting close to decision time, and Alvarez isn’t giving away the names just yet.
That could make the period between October and February one to watch closely, because several contract situations may suddenly become wrestling’s next big game of musical chairs. For now, nobody should start booking exits or reunions, but six names potentially reaching important contract dates at roughly the same time is more than enough to keep both WWE and AEW fans guessing.
Who do you think the four unnamed WWE and AEW talents could be, and do you expect any of these expiring deals to lead to wrestlers changing companies? Let us know your thoughts and feedback in the comments below.
