RUSH Addresses AEW Absence Ahead of All In London 2026

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RUSH won’t be part of AEW All In: London 2026, and he’s not hiding his disappointment. El Toro Blanco has now addressed his absence from Wembley Stadium while making it clear he plans to let his wrestling do the talking when his next opportunity arrives.

RUSH has not wrestled since the July 1 AEW Collision tapings in San Diego. With AEW’s biggest event of the year taking place today, August 30, he took to Twitter on Saturday night to wish his colleagues success and confirm he won’t be competing.

“Tomorrow marks another edition of AEW All In. I won’t be stepping into the ring this time, but I want to wish great success to all my colleagues participating in this major event.”

RUSH joined AEW in 2022 but has never wrestled at All In. He admitted he wanted the opportunity to represent Mexico at Wembley but said he is handling this stage of his career with maturity and gratitude.

“Since arriving in AEW in 2022, I haven’t yet had the chance to wrestle at All In. Of course, I would have loved to represent Mexico and my people on that stage, but I embrace every phase of my career with maturity, gratitude, and my eyes set on what lies ahead.”

The former ROH World Champion isn’t interested in making promises about what comes next. Instead, RUSH plans to stay prepared and prove himself inside the ring whenever AEW calls his number again.

“I will keep working, preparing, and giving my all. There is no need for empty talk: when my opportunity comes, I will let my wrestling speak for itself.”

RUSH closed his message by thanking his family, supporters and those who have recently discovered El Toro Blanco. He also leaned on his faith while accepting that his chance will come at the right time.

“Thank you to my family, to the fans who have always stood by me, and to those just getting to know ‘El Toro Blanco.’ Above all, thank you to God and my Lord Jesus Christ, for His timing is perfect and His plans are always better than our own.”

“Enjoy All In. We will cross paths again.”

RUSH didn’t reveal why he has been out of action since July 1 or when he expects to return. For now, he will watch All In from outside the ring while continuing to prepare for the moment AEW brings El Toro Blanco back into the fight.

Why do you think RUSH has been absent from AEW television, and where should he fit into the company when he returns? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.

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Derek Holloway

Derek Holloway

Derek Holloway is a writer at Ringside News specializing in professional wrestling news, rumors, and results. He focuses on delivering reliable coverage across WWE, AEW, and major wrestling promotions.