Adam Copeland AEW Return Update: Injury Recovery and Hollywood Commitments

Adam Copeland, formerly known as Edge in WWE, is making strides toward his return to AEW after an injury sustained in May 2024. Copeland, who was last seen in a Barbed Wire Steel Cage Match against Malakai Black at Double or Nothing, has been recovering while balancing commitments to his Hollywood career.

Injury Recovery Update

Copeland has been cleared for physicality after recovering from injuries sustained in his brutal match against Malakai Black. While his in-ring return isn’t immediate, sources indicate that he’s eager to rejoin AEW storylines.

Hollywood Commitments

Currently, Copeland is filming the second season of Percy Jackson and the Olympians for Disney+, reprising his role as Ares, the God of War. Production is expected to wrap in January 2025, which has temporarily delayed his full-time return to AEW.

Potential AEW Return Date

Copeland is rumored to return during AEW’s Fight for the Fallen on January 1, 2025, which will also mark the company’s first-ever simulcast on AEW MAX. Held at Harrah’s Cherokee Center in Asheville, North Carolina, this event holds personal significance for Copeland, an Asheville resident involved in local relief efforts following Hurricane Helene.

Copeland’s Impact on AEW

Copeland’s absence has been felt in AEW, where his debut revitalized storylines and brought star power to the roster. His eventual return is expected to inject fresh energy into AEW’s programming, potentially reigniting feuds with Malakai Black or other top stars.

What’s Next for Adam Copeland?

While fans await his in-ring comeback, Copeland remains a key figure in AEW’s long-term plans. His ability to balance Hollywood commitments and wrestling has made him a unique and influential figure in the industry.

Stay tuned to AEW programming for updates on Copeland’s return and the next chapter in his storied career.

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