With the AEW Revolution pay-per-view in the rearview mirror, several storylines and feuds have taken a new turn. Recently, Blackpool Combat Club member Claudio Castagnoli took to his social media account to take a dig at a current All Elite Wrestling star.
The star in question is Ricky Starks, who has had a decent run at the Jacksonville-based company until now. Starks and Big Bill's team have been in a feud with Claudio Castagnoli and BCC for a while now.
Starks' entrance video uses the lyrics ''The Revolution will be televised.'' Castagnoli seemingly retorted to the opening lyrics in his post on X, referring to the fact that Starks was not on the AEW Revolution card.
"Revolution wasn’t televised," he tweeted.
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The Absolute, with his tag team partner Big Bill, has been in a feud with Claudio Castignoli and The Blackpool Combat Club since 2023. The duo defeated Claudio and Wheeler Yuta in a title defense match at Collision in October last year.
Rumors about Ricky Starks leaving AEW for WWE have been debunked
Ricky Starks and Big Bill held the World Tag Team Championship for roughly four months before losing the title to Sting and Darby Allin. With that title change and Starks' contract's imminent expiration, there were rumors that the former FTW Champion could be headed to WWE. The same has been debunked and clarified by Tony Khan.
"I don't know what the rumor is. Ricky is part of AEW. Ricky is definitely still under contract in AEW. I haven't seen that. Ricky was a big part of Sting's run. He was Sting's first match in AEW. Ricky and Big Bill. I'm very grateful, and I've said that to Ricky too, both right after the match and since. [I'm] very grateful!" Khan said at the post-Revolution scrum.
Starks is pretty popular with the wrestling audience, and Tony Khan has a skilled wrestler on his roster. It remains to be seen how the AEW honcho books the talented wrestler in the coming weeks.
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