5 things AEW subtly told us on Rampage: Adam Cole undermines Elite members, Ric Flair's role possibly revealed?

#4. Ric Flair headed to AEW?

Good Luck Tonight @AndradeElIdolo! Winning Is A Family Tradition! WOOOOO! pic.twitter.com/ZQSp0qsxkj

— Ric Flair® (@RicFlairNatrBoy) September 10, 2021

Andrade vs PAC opened AEW Rampage on a high note. The two did more than enough to make up for their shelved match at All Out. A bigger story unfolded after the match. Andrade attacked his manager Chavo Guerrero and left him on the ramp.

With Ric Flair being a free agent and having already managed Andrade at AAA Triplemania XXIX, it seems inevitable that the Nature Boy will be heading to AEW and to manage his future son-in-law.

With Chavo Guerrero already his manager, it was a mystery as to how AEW would incorporate Ric Flair. With Chavo out of the way, the door is open for the pro wrestling legend to step in.

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#3. Andrade is in AEW to prove himself

This is not the way @mexwarrior expected his Friday night to turn out after helping @AndradeElIdolo win - Tune in to @tntdrama NOW to watch #AEWRampage pic.twitter.com/Nof9YfeLAO

— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) September 11, 2021

It was a shame that Andrade had wrestled just once in AEW. That changed on AEW Rampage when he and PAC opened the show with a banger of a match.

Great counters, brutal submissions, and thrilling high-flying moves had the crowd on the edge of their seats. That's when Chavo Guerrero made his presence felt and struck PAC with his iPad. Andrade simply rolled him up and won the match.

However, after the match, Andrade attacked Chavo for helping him. He abandoned his manager as Lucha Brothers superkicked Chavo.

The segment clearly showed Andrade's desire to prove himself and prove the doubters wrong. His AEW stint has been underwhelming so far and hopefully, this match is the beginning of a remarkable run.