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After leaving WWE, the New Day debuted in All Elite Wrestling last weekend as the New Level. Kofi and Austin came out to a huge pop in Wembley Stadium and fans are also expecting names like Ilja Dragunov and Sheamus to jump ship. As part of the ongoing trend, a fan asked Breeze if he would also be interested in joining the Jacksonville-based company and he said yes.
However, in his latest tweet, Breeze clarified that he’s open to joining any promotion which gives him the opportunity to compete and doesn’t have any specific company that he prefers to work for.
“No. I was asked would you work for aew. I said I’d love to. If they asked would you work for tna. I would say I’d love to,” he wrote.
It will be interesting to see if Tyler Breeze will end up joining AEW now that he’s also left WWE.
Tyler Breeze used to stream games on WWE’s YouTube
Tyler Breeze had a really popular alliance with Austin Creed (fka Xavier Woods), Claudio Castagnoli (fka Cesaro) and Adam Cole. The group known as “Da Party” used to stream games on WWE’s UpUpDownDown YouTube channel during COVID and gained widespread popularity.
Adam Cole and Claudio Castagnoli jumped ship to All Elite Wrestling back in 2021 and have been there for several years now. With the New Level’s recent arrival in the Tony Khan-led company, there’s a chance for the group to reunite if Tyler Breeze also decides to become All Elite.
It would be fun to see “Da Party” reunite after so many years.
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