AEW World Tag Team Champion Arrested for Aggravated Assault Ahead of High-Stakes Match
In a shocking turn of events, Cash Wheeler, one half of the AEW World Tag Team Champions, has been arrested for aggravated assault with a firearm. The incident occurred on August 18, when Wheeler allegedly brandished a gun at the victim. Despite this legal setback, Wheeler is still expected to compete in the highly-anticipated AEW All In event on August 27.
During a media call leading up to AEW All In, Tony Khan, the President and CEO of All Elite Wrestling, was questioned about Wheeler’s arrest and whether it would impact the match between FTR (Wheeler and his tag team partner Dax Harwood) and The Young Bucks. Khan cautiously responded, stating that he couldn’t comment on the specifics as he was still gathering all the facts surrounding the case. He emphasized that the situation remained inconclusive as they awaited further information.
When asked about his knowledge of the incident, Khan admitted that he had only recently become aware of the situation. He assured the media that he had been diligently collecting information, but stressed that all the facts had not yet been uncovered.
Despite the ongoing legal proceedings, Wheeler is still scheduled to defend the AEW World Tag Team Championship alongside Harwood against The Young Bucks at AEW All In.
As the situation unfolds, WrestleZone will continue to provide updates. It is important for AEW and its fans to keep a close eye on developments throughout the weekend, considering the pending nature of the situation.
In conclusion, AEW World Tag Team Champion Cash Wheeler’s arrest for aggravated assault with a firearm has cast a shadow of uncertainty over the upcoming high-stakes match at AEW All In. Tony Khan, while remaining cautious and impartial, has assured the public that he is actively seeking all the facts surrounding the incident. Both AEW and wrestling enthusiasts around the world eagerly await further updates and hope for a resolution that supports justice for all parties involved.
