Oh my god! Dean Ambrose invites Roman Reigns to join AEW after WWE contract disaster leaves Triple H speechless and praying!
In a shocking turn of events that has sent the wrestling world into a frenzy, Jon Moxley, formerly known as Dean Ambrose in WWE, has extended a stunning invitation to his former Shield brother, Roman Reigns, to join All Elite Wrestling (AEW). This bombshell comes amid rumors of a catastrophic contract situation with WWE that has left fans speculating and Triple H, WWE’s creative mastermind, reportedly speechless. As of June 13, 2025, the wrestling landscape is rife with anticipation, and this development could reshape the industry in ways no one saw coming.
The story begins with Roman Reigns, the face of WWE for over a decade, whose contract is rumored to be nearing its end after WrestleMania 42 in 2026. Reigns, known as “The Tribal Chief,” has been a cornerstone of WWE’s success, spearheading multiple avenues and leading the company through turbulent times. However, recent reports suggest that negotiations between Reigns and WWE have hit a major snag. Sources close to the situation claim that disagreements over creative control, booking, and financial terms have created a rift, leaving Reigns frustrated and open to exploring other options. While WWE has historically managed to retain its top stars, this alleged “contract disaster” has raised eyebrows, with some experts suggesting that Reigns’ future with the company is anything but certain.
Enter Jon Moxley, the current AEW World Champion, who has taken the wrestling world by storm since leaving WWE in 2019. Moxley, who returned to his pre-WWE persona after leaving, has thrived in AEW, becoming a locker room leader and a multi-time world champion. His outspoken criticism of WWE’s creative process during his tenure as Dean Ambrose is well documented, particularly his frustration with the handling of his 2018 heel turn. Now, in a bold move, Moxley has publicly invited Reigns to join him in AEW, teasing the possibility of a Shield reunion in a rival promotion. In a recent interview, Moxley hinted at the idea, saying, “Roman knows where to find me. The doors of AEW are open, and we could do something special, something I could never accomplish.” This provocative statement has sparked speculation about a potential blockbuster move.
The idea of Roman Reigns in AEW is almost unthinkable, given his deep ties to WWE and his status as a lifeline in the company. Reigns himself has stated in interviews that wrestling is “in his blood” and that he “will always be a part of this business.” However, Moxley’s invitation has struck a chord with fans who still dream of seeing the shield (Reigns, Moxley, and Seth Rollins). The trio’s iconic run from 2012 to 2014, marked by unforgettable moments like their 2012 TLC debut and their feud with Evolution, remains one of the most celebrated in wrestling history. However, a reunion in AEW would be a seismic shift, potentially attracting millions of viewers and altering the competitive balance between the two promotions.
Triple H, now WWE’s head of creative direction, is reportedly reeling from this development. Sources indicate he has remained silent on the matter, possibly hoping to avoid fueling rumors. Insiders claim Triple H is “praying” the reigns will remain loyal to WWE, especially with the company at the top of its leadership. The departure of a star of Reigns’ caliber would be a massive blow, particularly after other high-profile departures like Moxley’s in 2019 and CM Punk’s return to WWE. Triple H’s vision for WWE has been praised for its focus on storytelling and character development, but losing reigns could undermine his efforts to maintain WWE’s dominance.
Meanwhile, AEW’s Tony Khan is undoubtedly watching closely. Moxley’s invitation aligns with AEW’s strategy of signing former WWE stars like CM Punk and Daniel Bryan, who have thrived in the promotion’s creative freedom. The addition of Reigns would be a game-changer, potentially elevating AEW to new heights. Fans are already booking fantasy dream matches, like Reigns versus Kenny Omega or a Shield versus The Elite meeting. However, Moxley’s contract with AEW runs through 2027, and Reigns’ reported commitment to WWE through 2026 means any move would likely be years away.
