Bobby Lashley to brutally attack former WWE star on his AEW debut at All In? Exploring the possibility
Bobby Lashley is undoubtedly one of the most talented performers of the modern generation. The 48-year-old started as an amateur wrestler however, it didn't take him long to transition into a professional. During his first WWE run, he managed to procure the now-defunct ECW World Championship, twice. After departing the company, he joined TNA where he won the TNA/Impact World Heavyweight Championship four times.
Lashley returned to the Stamford-based company in 2018 and his second run was comparatively better than the first one. From the year of his return to 2024, he won the WWE Championship twice, the WWE Intercontinental Championship twice and WWE United States Championship thrice. Additionally, in 2023, he won the prestigious André the Giant Memorial Battle Royal. WWE recently removed him, MVP, and Tamina from their internal roster. This has led fans to believe that he is on the verge of leaving or has left the Triple H-led company.
Interestingly, per Fighful Select, the former WWE Champion's contract will end soon and he does not intend to re-sign with them. Furthermore, Tony Khan is reportedly interested in bringing him to his promotion. AEW fans are speculating that Lashley will make his All Elite debut at All In, which is scheduled to take place at Wembley Stadium later this month, with the possibility that he will attack the current AEW World Champion, Swerve Strickland.
Let us take a closer look at how Bobby Lashley can make a dominant first impression on his AEW debut.
Bobby Lashley could cost Swerve Strickland the AEW World Championship at All In
Several theories are floating on the internet on how Lashley could make his AEW debut, however, to be taken seriously, he needs to be ruthless from the very beginning.
Swerve Strickland vs. Bryan Danielson for the AEW World Championship is one of the most anticipated matches at All In. The stakes of this showdown are very high because it is a Title vs. Career match. If Danielson wins, he will become the new World Champion, however, if he loses, he has promised his opponent and fans that he will never wrestle again.
This already interesting story could be made more captivating by adding Bobby Lashley to the mix. AEW could let the above-mentioned opponents have a legendary fight and out of nowhere, The All Mighty could show up. He could either walk down the ramp with or without an entrance theme or emerge from beneath the ring. At first, Lashley could pretend like he arrived to aid Strickland retain his title, however, he could attack him and make him lose the match.
After Danielson wins the title, Lashley could further brutalize Strickland and Prince Nana, and conclude the pay-per-view in an immensely shocking manner. This could result in a tremendous feud between the two former WWE stars and maybe the 48-year-old could have a AEW World Championship run soon.
There is also a possibility that Bobby Lashley could debut in AEW alongside former members of The Hurt Business, MVP, and Shelton Benjamin.