Penta El Zero Miedo’s Contract Status Adds Intrigue to AEW

Penta El Zero Miedo, a prominent figure in AEW, may soon become a free agent as reports suggest his contract with the promotion is set to expire in August or September.

Since joining AEW in 2019 alongside his brother Rey Fenix, Penta has been a key player in the company, but talks regarding contract renewal remain unclear. Speculation also surrounds WWE’s interest in signing Penta should he become available, adding another layer of intrigue to his potential free agency.

Throughout his time in AEW, Penta has achieved notable success, particularly as part of the Lucha Brothers tag team alongside his brother.

Together, they have captured the AEW and ROH World Tag Team Championships and formed the Death Triangle with PAC, securing the AEW World Trios Championship. However, Penta has yet to clinch a singles title within the promotion, distinguishing him from his brother Fenix in that regard.

Interestingly, the situation with Penta’s contract mirrors a similar scenario with another brother tag team in AEW. Matt Hardy recently entered free agency in April, contrasting with his brother Jeff’s continued tenure with the promotion.

This dynamic adds an intriguing subplot to the landscape of AEW’s roster movements in 2024, highlighting the complexities of contract negotiations and individual career trajectories within the wrestling industry.

As Penta’s contract status hangs in the balance, his recent in-ring performances have showcased his ongoing commitment to AEW.

Despite facing setbacks, such as a loss against Konosuke Takeshita, Penta remains an integral part of AEW’s programming, which is evident in his upcoming match against The Butcher on “Rampage.” The outcome of his contract negotiations and potential future endeavors will undoubtedly be closely monitored by wrestling fans and industry insiders alike.