Surprise Appearances on WWE Raw: AEW’s Chris Jericho and Buddy Matthews Leave Fans in Awe

Surprise Appearances on WWE Raw: AEW's Chris Jericho and Buddy Matthews Leave Fans in Awe
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WWE Raw Embraces AEW Connection: Bridging Gaps in Wrestling Universe

In a surprising turn of events, WWE Raw embraced the presence of AEW stars, signaling a new era of collaboration and unity within the wrestling community.

During a poignant in-ring segment, Cody Rhodes subtly referenced AEW, hinting at a shared camaraderie that transcends promotional boundaries.

But the nods didn’t stop there. Amidst the excitement of UFC 299 attendees, Rhea Ripley’s appearance alongside Buddy Matthews, now part of AEW, added an unexpected twist to the narrative.

The commentary provided its own entertainment, with Pat McAfee’s humorous inquiry about Ripley’s companion drawing laughter from the audience, showcasing the playful rapport between wrestling worlds.

Even in the lead-up to WrestleMania, WWE continued to acknowledge the broader wrestling landscape. Chris Jericho’s inclusion in the Intercontinental Championship video package served as a reminder of the interconnected nature of the industry.

With WrestleMania on the horizon, Sami Zayn’s victory in the gauntlet match sets the stage for a thrilling showdown with GUNTHER for the IC Title, highlighting the fluid alliances within wrestling.

This isn’t the first time WWE has extended an olive branch to its counterparts. Just last week, commentary paid tribute to Sting’s retirement match at AEW Revolution, emphasizing the shared history and respect between rival promotions.

It’s a testament to the evolving nature of professional wrestling, where boundaries are blurred, and alliances are forged, showcasing the unity and camaraderie that define the sport.

As speculation mounts, all eyes are on the horizon, with rumors swirling about the potential debut of Mercedes Mone, formerly known as Sasha Banks, at AEW Big Business. The anticipation continues to grow, promising an exciting convergence of WWE and AEW worlds.

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