AEW original granted release and signs with [spoiler]

[Comrade Khan]

Last night at Impact's Hard to Kill, Frankie Kazarian announced that he has left aew and signed with Impact wrestling.

 

[Wiseman]

yeah, best move for him. Wasn't getting any work on his own. Best really for both parties.

 

[Cwalker]

Good for Kaz. No wrestler wants to be on the sideline.

 

[Comrade Khan]

Had a good early run with aew but theres no one i would take off tv for him and therea are a lot of younger people waiting im line too. Def best for everyone

 

[Roy Mustang]

See Andrade. That's how you handle wanting to leave like an adult

 

[Professor Booty]

Kaz has always been solid him retiring in Impact is fitting


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[Chris]

Kaz has always been solid him retiring in Impact is fitting


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I think he legit might win their world title first too

 

[Necro]

Solid news, Frankie rules!

 

[Professor Booty]

I think he legit might win their world title first too

Man I hope so


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[Chris]

Run this match back but go an hour instead of stopping at 40 minutes

 

[Chris]

• Frankie Kazrian spoke to PWInsider about leaving AEW and signing with Impact Wrestling. “AEW management had contacted me early December, which was only a few weeks after this match. So it's just kind of a coincidence timing wise. But they contacted me 30 days out, which is what they're supposed to do, and they had basically talked about rolling me over and said you wanted to get the process going on that, and I mean, I basically said simply kind of, you know, thanks, but no thanks," he said. "I had kind of voiced, you know, concerns and frustrations and goals and aspirations, and had a really good talk with management AND kind of left it there for a while. I still was going to TVs and the last television I was at was in San Antonio, Texas. And I sat down with Megha who, if people don't know, that's the head legal in AEW, a very, very bright, brilliant woman, very nice, and had a long conversation in person and gave her the list of the reasons why I wanted to, you know, kind of move on bet on myself. That's kind of the recurring theme here and that now was the time to do it. I wanted to do it so we could...I've always done business the right way. I wanted to be amicable about it. I wanted to get out before there was feelings of resistance or bitterness or any of that. So, that message was relayed and they wanted to do right by me, which I respect the hell out of and the deal was done. So, as of January 1st of this year, I was, quote unquote, [a] free agent.”