Adam Copeland and Christian Cage seemingly get new name following AEW Dynamite; subtle shots taken at WWE?

Adam Copeland and Christian Cage are professional wrestling legends. They have achieved immense success as solo competitors and also as a tag team. Under WWE's banner, they held the Tag Team Championship a staggering seven times.

A few weeks ago, Cope and Christian reunited in AEW. At Forbidden Door, they convincingly defeated Killswitch and Kip Sabian, proving that they are still a force to be reckoned with. They are currently in a program with FTR, and at All Out 2025, they will lock horns with the former two-time AEW World Tag Team Champions.

On this week's Dynamite, The Rated-R Superstar referred to himself and his partner as CnC (Cope & Cage). Interestingly, FTR's Cash Wheeler lashed out on social media after the show, claiming that "FedEx ain't sh*t."

Daniel “Cash” Wheeler

@CashWheelerFTR

FedEx ain’t sh*t

While Wheeler was almost certainly referring to an altercation he had with a fan in a FedEx shirt at the show, many fans have taken this tweet to have a double meaning due to WWE's nickname being "the Fed" among many of AEW's faithful. Along these lines, some have surmised that Cash could be addressing the incident with the fan while also taking a shot at Cage, Copeland, and their prior home, WWE.

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Christian Cage and Adam Copeland sent a warning to FTR on Dynamite

On this week's Dynamite, Christian Cage delivered a promo where he sent a chilling message to FTR. He said that, at Forbidden Door, Adam Copeland helped him get rid of his 'The Matriarchy' problem. Now, he is going to help the WWE Hall of Famer subdue Wheeler and Harwood.

"At Forbidden Door, we took care of my problem. Now it's time to take care of Adam's problem."

Adam Copeland soon took the microphone and said that at All Out, FTR were dead men.

"All Out. September 20th. Toronto. For the first time ever: CnC versus FTR. It’s time I take my pound of flesh. You’re dead men," said the former Edge. [H/T: AEW's official website]

More matches for All Out will be announced in the coming weeks. Hopefully, the Toronto pay-per-view will deliver.