AEW sends message after multi-time champion went to war with Death Riders

A former AEW champion recently competed in a brutal match against Death Riders. The company has posted about this match on social media.

Darby Allin has been feuding with the Death Riders for the past couple of months. The former TNT Champion has also competed against Jon Moxley in a couple of brutal matches. At WrestleDream 2025, they competed in a violent I Quit Match that Darby ended up winning. Now, even Orange Cassidy has joined the fight against Mox's crew. This week on Dynamite, Cassidy and Darby teamed up against Wheeler Yuta and Daniel Garcia in a Trick or Treat Tornado Tag match. Darby secured the win for his team after he made Wheeler Yuta tap out.

Now, AEW has posted highlights from this match on Instagram without commentary. The company even captioned the post as follows:

"@OrangeCassidy & @DarbyAllin! A perfect mixture of undying will and whatever. @GarciaWrestling @WheelerYuta Fright Night #AEWDynamite is available for streaming on @HBOMAXSports!"

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Bully Ray points out an unfortunate situation with Death Riders' member Jon Moxley

At WrestleDream 2025, it looked like Darby Allin's feud with Jon Moxley would finally come to an end after they competed in a brutal I Quit match. However, the former TNT Champion is still not done with the Death Riders, and this feud has continued.

Speaking on Busted Open Radio, Bully Ray said that AEW is in this situation where they are forced to continue with Darby and Moxley's storyline because the company has failed to build enough star power over the years.

"They have to. They’re forced. They have no star power because they need star power. They need more story," said Bully Ray. [H/T: E Wrestling]

It will be interesting to see when this feud between Darby Allin and Jon Moxley will finally conclude.

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Edited by Sunil Joseph