During a match between Orange Cassidy and Adam Cole on this week’s episode of Dynamite, former NXT wrestler Kyle O’Reilly would debut for the promotion. He did this by attacking Cassidy, which would lead to Cole getting the victory. Then after the match had ended, The Young Bucks would come out seemingly unhappy to see O’Reilly, and Cole would leave with his Undisputed Era stable matches O’Reilly and Fish instead of the Bucks.
Subsequently, Tony Khan informed fans that O’Reilly had officially signed with his promotion on his Twitter and was All Elite. Then later, it was announced that Cole, O’Reilly, and Fish will be wrestling Cassidy, Trent Beretta, and Chuck Taylor on next week’s New Year’s Smash edition of Dynamite.
It was just two weeks ago, O’Reilly, along with Johnny Gargano, received a sendoff from NXT with their contracts about to expire, and it was always assumed that O’Reilly was AEW-bound. WWE had attempted to get O’Reilly to re-sign by offering him what was considered a lucrative contract by NXT standards. Yet, it seems the draw of AEW and reuniting with his former stablemates was too big of an opportunity to pass up.
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