Bandido Officially Signs Contract with AEW

AEW
Nov 12, 2022

Friday’s AEW Rampage show featured Bandido making his return appearance for AEW in an AEW World Championship Eliminator tournament match against RUSH, which was won by Bandido.

Following the show, AEW CEO Tony Khan announced on Twitter that Bandido had recently signed an official contract with the company.

Bandido recently reflected on Twitter about his official signing with the company.

Bandido’s AEW contract is currently believed to be three years in length and for a maximum amount of dates.

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