Wrestling Legend Kevin Nash Sees Potential for AJ Styles in AEW
Former WWE star Kevin Nash believes a move to All Elite Wrestling (AEW) could be in the cards for AJ Styles, even after Styles’ recent retirement match. Nash stated that if Styles decides to come out of retirement, he would tune in to watch AEW programming.
The speculation surrounding Styles’ future arose following his match against Gunther at the Royal Rumble. While the bout was billed as a retirement match, Nash suggested that Styles may not be finished with professional wrestling. “I wouldn’t imagine that,” Nash said, according to reports.
Nash discussed the possibility on the latest episode of “Kliq This,” noting the potential for compelling matchups should Styles join the AEW roster. He highlighted the different wrestling styles present in AEW as a potential draw for Styles, suggesting the promotion could offer him new opportunities.
The potential for “dream matches” is a key factor in Nash’s assessment. AEW has quickly established itself as a destination for wrestlers seeking creative freedom and a platform to compete against a diverse range of opponents. Styles, known for his exceptional in-ring ability and captivating performances, would undoubtedly be a significant addition to the AEW roster.
Nash’s comments come as wrestling fans and industry observers continue to analyze the landscape of professional wrestling. The competition between WWE and AEW has intensified in recent years, with both promotions vying for top talent and viewership. Styles’ potential move to AEW would be a notable development in this ongoing rivalry.
While Styles has not publicly commented on his future plans, Nash’s remarks have fueled speculation and excitement among wrestling fans. The possibility of seeing Styles compete in AEW has generated considerable buzz online, with many fans eager to see what the future holds for the “Phenomenal One.”
Beyond the potential for new rivalries and matches, a move to AEW could also offer Styles a different creative environment. AEW is known for its emphasis on storytelling and character development, which could allow Styles to explore new facets of his persona and connect with fans in a different way.
The wrestling world will be watching closely to see if Styles ultimately decides to return to the ring and, if so, whether he chooses to join AEW. Nash’s comments have certainly added another layer of intrigue to the ongoing saga, leaving fans to wonder what the future holds for one of the most talented performers in professional wrestling history.
In other AEW news, Jon Moxley will team with his Death Riders stablemates in a match at the upcoming AEW House Rules live event in Australia. Brody King is also preparing for a World Championship match against MJF at AEW Grand Slam Australia this weekend. Andrade El Idolo’s recent return to the promotion has also been well-received behind the scenes, according to Fightful Select.
