As we’ve previously reported here on eWn, multiple AEW parties saw themselves suspended following the All Out pay-per-view event back in September. Those involved (CM Punk, Ace Steel, Kenny Omega, and the Young Bucks) have not been seen on AEW television programming since. A new report has an update about all five men in the wake of the All Out fallout.
All five performers are currently being paid to stay at home. Since at least four of those talents are making more than one million dollars a year, that’s quite a lot of cash to pay out to people who aren’t featured on weekly TV. At least one person involved in the fight has yet to be interviewed for the ongoing investigation and refuses to participate. The person refusing to be interviewed has also threatened legal action. Talent are said to be frustrated because they’d like to get back to work sooner rather than later. CM Punk, who had to abdicate the AEW World Championship due to behavioral misconduct, is also out with a triceps injury.
None of the parties involved are allowed legally to speak about what happened, and they may never be allowed to, but it is noted that several talents would like to. As of this writing, none of the participants have been fired from the promotion, but none of them have been told when they will be allowed back.
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