Andrade Returns to AEW, Attacks Kenny Omega on Sixth-Anniversary Dynamite

A reported lack of a non-compete let him appear on Dynamite within weeks of his WWE exit.

Overview

Andrade unmasked during the San Antonio show, hit Kenny Omega with a DDT, and closed the segment with a handshake to Don Callis on AEW Dynamite.
Forbes reported there was no non-compete in Andrade’s WWE departure, enabling his immediate on-screen return to AEW.
Fightful notes Andrade is the first wrestler to go from WWE to AEW to WWE to AEW, with his latest WWE exit in September 2025 followed by a swift AEW comeback.
Andrade posted “Back where I belong” on X and described the move as “business,” fueling conversation about his new direction.
The angle drew mixed reactions from fans and has prompted speculation about a possible Andrade–Omega program that could build toward Full Gear in November.