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Swerve Strickland After New Level-AEW Debut: "I Can Never Replace Big E"

The New Level made their debut in AEW last weekend at All In: London as Swerve Strickland's new trios partners. Now, the self-proclaimed "Most Dangerous Man" of All Elite Wrestling has responded to opinions debating whether the former World Champion is trying to take Big E's place as Kofi and Austin Creed's current stable-mate.

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Swerve Strickland shares thoughts on replacing Big E in trio with Kofi & Austin Creed

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New Level Win AEW Dynamite Debut Defending Trios Title With Swerve Strickland

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Austin Creed Says He And Kofi Only Negotiated With AEW After Leaving WWE

Former WWE star Austin Creed has revealed that AEW is the only promotion that he and Kofi spoke with following their exit from WWE.

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Austin Creed Reveals Emotional Impact of The New Day’s Split With Big E

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Austin Creed Reveals What Big E Told Them Before Leaving WWE

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Swerve Strickland Says He Can Never Replace Big E in New Level

Swerve Strickland knows some fans aren’t ready to accept him alongside Kofi Kingston and Austin Creed. The new AEW World Trios Champion has now made one

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"We are gonna get dangerous," "We are not trying to get arrested" - New Level debut AEW promo alongside Swerve Strickland; Things hilariously escalate

The New Level made their AEW Dynamite debut yesterday. Swerve Strickland, Kofi, and Austin Creed defended their AEW World Trios Titles against the Rascalz.

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Swerve Strickland Reveals How New Partnership With The New Level Came Together

Kingston and Woods, formerly known as The New Day during their WWE run, made their AEW debuts as the New Level at All In 2026. The duo immediately made an impact alongside Strickland, with the trio going on to capture the AEW World Trios Championships.

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The New Level Confirm And Comment On Massive WWE Pay Cut Request

The New Level revealed that they were asked to take an unfair deal to stay in WWE, which included more than a 50% reduction in pay.