Fans tuning into this week\'s Collision will not be greeted by Kevin Kelly in the latest development in his issues with AEW.
Earlier this week, Kelly took to social media to claim that he was being sabotaged within the promotion. Kelly added that in AEW he is being \"pushed aside\" but that nobody is better than him as a broadcaster.
The veteran broadcaster added that he had been libelled by \'Ian\', believed to be Ian Riccaboni, a broadcaster for AEW, ROH, and New Japan Pro Wrestling. He later stated that Ian\'s attempts to tie Kelly to a\"fringe conspiracy theory that everyone knows is bullsh*t\" was libellous.
Missing AEW Collision
Following his comments on social media, Kevin Kelly was removed from AEW\'s roster section of its website. Many have taken this as a sign that his time with the company is ending, if it hasn\'t already.
Now, there has been another sign of Kelly\'s exit from the company. This week\'s episode of AEW Collision was filmed following this past Wednesday\'s live edition of Dynamite. Kelly did not appear at the Collision taping, leaving Nigel McGuinness and Tony Schiavone to call the action as a duo. This is particularly alarming given that Kelly was hired to AEW last year with the explicit reason being for him to commentate on Collision.
Kevin Kelly
Outside of AEW, Kevin Kelly worked for WWE from 1996 to 2003 and was present for the infamous \'Pillman\'s Got A Gun\' segment that nearly saw Monday Night Raw thrown off the air. Later on, he would be the subject of ridicule from The Rock and has been critical of the company\'s corporate policies and creative direction since his release. He is also known for his work in Ring of Honor and New Japan Pro Wrestling.
