Dustin Rhodes Signed New Multi-Year Contract with AEW

As noted before, Dustin Rhodes’ contract with AEW was set to expire at the end of this past September and had been working without a deal for AEW and Ring of Honor.

Rhodes provided an update on Monday on Twitter stating that he had signed a new multi-year contract with AEW to remain in the company for the foreseeable future. Rhodes also stated that he will be finishing his wrestling career in AEW.

“Today I have signed a new multi yr contract with @AEW

I want to thank my boss @TonyKhan for every opportunity he has given me. Since coming here and being an original since inception, I have truly had the time of my life. Everybody knows my story, and how much I have been through in all my yrs. Lost my passion and found it again HERE in @AEW at the first Double Or Nothing. Did not expect this One Last Ride to last as long as it has, and man, what a run I have had.

I will finish my career here at #AEW as I feel it is home to me. I have never felt respected and wanted like I have here. This makes me want to do my very best for Tony and push myself harder than I ever have. I feel loved and wanted here. I love all of our roster deeply. I want to thank the fans for all of your support.

I want to thank the men and women in the locker rooms we have shared and created magic together. I want to thank @TonyKhan for believing in me and relying on me in so many ways. I won’t let you down.

I love it here in #AEW and can’t wait to see where the next few yrs take me. Thank you all for your constant love and support, and Thank you to @aew! And last but not least, I want to thank my family for their support. They are the true rockstars

!! I AM ONCE AGAIN #AllElite#OneLastRide#KeepSteppin“

Today I have signed a new multi yr contract with @AEW

I want to thank my boss @TonyKhan for every opportunity he has given me. Since coming here and being an original since inception, I have truly had the time of my life. Everybody knows my story, and how much I have been… pic.twitter.com/bKmZWrXVsi

— Dustin Rhodes (@dustinrhodes) December 24, 2024

Rhodes has been working for AEW since April of 2019.