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He’s already got one post-AEW match under his belt since his release earlier this month. Miro wrestled his first match since 2023 this past weekend. The former Rusev only wrestled 36 matches in his four-plus years under contract to Tony Khan.
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He’s already got one post-AEW match under his belt since his release earlier this month. Share this story. Share this on Facebook Share this on Twitter. Share All sharing options for: Miro wrestled his first match since 2023 this past weekend. Sean Rueter has been thinking too much about pro wrestling since at least WrestleMania I, and blogging about it for SBNation & Cageside Seats since around WrestleMania 28. His run with AEW officially just ended earlier this month when he was released from his contract, but Miro wrestled his last match for the company when he faced Andrade at AEW’s Worlds End PPV on Dec. 30, 2023. Miro only wrestled 36 matches in his four-plus working for Tony Khan. Now, with fans speculating on his possible return to WWE (where he was under contract from 2010-2020, mostly working under the name Rusev), he’s wrestled one in his post-AEW career. No word yet on whether or not The Redeemer was victorious in his clash with AAA Mega Champion Alberto El Patron (fka Alberto Del Rio) on Sat., Feb. 22. The match took place at Qatar Pro-Wrestling’s Super Slam III event in Doha, and won’t be available for viewing until it hits TrillerTV on March 1. Confirmation that it happened came via X/Twitter, along with a few pictures of the 39-year-old Bulgarian in action. El Mega Campeón de AAA, Alberto Del Río, fue el primer oponente de Miro en su regreso a los cuadriláteros y ocurrió en QPW en Doha, Qatar, como parte del súper evento SuperSlam III, el cual estará disponible desde el 2 de marzo por @FiteTV @QPWrestling pic.twitter.com/WTSvnCYtPE — Lucha Libre Online (@luchalibreonlin) February 22, 2025. QPW Super Slam III also featured Mick Foley, Matt Cardona, Nic Nemeth, Mustafa Ali, and others.
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He’s already got one post-AEW match under his belt since his release earlier this month. Miro wrestled his first match since 2023 this past weekend. The former Rusev only wrestled 36 matches in his four-plus years under contract to Tony Khan.
Click here for match com no daily matches
He’s already got one post-AEW match under his belt since his release earlier this month. Share this story. Share this on Facebook Share this on Twitter. Share All sharing options for: Miro wrestled his first match since 2023 this past weekend. Sean Rueter has been thinking too much about pro wrestling since at least WrestleMania I, and blogging about it for SBNation & Cageside Seats since around WrestleMania 28. His run with AEW officially just ended earlier this month when he was released from his contract, but Miro wrestled his last match for the company when he faced Andrade at AEW’s Worlds End PPV on Dec. 30, 2023. Miro only wrestled 36 matches in his four-plus working for Tony Khan. Now, with fans speculating on his possible return to WWE (where he was under contract from 2010-2020, mostly working under the name Rusev), he’s wrestled one in his post-AEW career. No word yet on whether or not The Redeemer was victorious in his clash with AAA Mega Champion Alberto El Patron (fka Alberto Del Rio) on Sat., Feb. 22. The match took place at Qatar Pro-Wrestling’s Super Slam III event in Doha, and won’t be available for viewing until it hits TrillerTV on March 1. Confirmation that it happened came via X/Twitter, along with a few pictures of the 39-year-old Bulgarian in action. El Mega Campeón de AAA, Alberto Del Río, fue el primer oponente de Miro en su regreso a los cuadriláteros y ocurrió en QPW en Doha, Qatar, como parte del súper evento SuperSlam III, el cual estará disponible desde el 2 de marzo por @FiteTV @QPWrestling pic.twitter.com/WTSvnCYtPE — Lucha Libre Online (@luchalibreonlin) February 22, 2025. QPW Super Slam III also featured Mick Foley, Matt Cardona, Nic Nemeth, Mustafa Ali, and others.
