AEW star after All In: “Thank you for everything”

A popular AEW star sent out a message after being part of the All In 2026 pay-per-view.

The aforementioned star is one-half of Los Titanes del Aire, Komander. He recently competed in the Men’s Casino Gauntlet at All In 2026, entering the match as the eighth participant, but did not win. In a video posted on his X, Komander is seen at Wembley Stadium before the event. In the caption, he thanked All Elite Wrestling President and CEO Tony Khan for believing in him and giving him opportunities. You can check out the video below:

Thank you for everything, Mr. @TonyKhan Thank you for believing in me and for being part of this story. 🫡🤝🔥@AEW

Komander has been involved in professional wrestling since the early 2010s, and he began his tenure in the Mexican independent circuit. In 2023, he made his debut in the Jacksonville-based promotion and also competed in their sister promotion, Ring of Honor. At the same time, the luchador also competed in matches for All Elite Wrestling’s partner company, CMLL.

As the 27-year-old star continues to put up spectacular performances with his lucha-style, his road is getting interesting in Tony Khan’s company.

Tony Khan on signing WWE legends who debuted at AEW All In 2026

At All In 2026, wrestling fans saw the debut of former WWE superstars Kofi and Austin Creed, now known as The New Level, and later learned they had been officially signed by the company. During the post-event media scrum, Tony Khan said he was excited to have two hard-working stars who wanted to be on television each week, which would bring more fans and attention to his company.

“Something that got me excited about New Level, these guys are not afraid to work very hard. They told me, ‘Hey, we see Jon Moxley at AEW Dynamite and Collision basically every week. We want to be at AEW Dynamite and Collision basically every week. We want to work really hard for the company. We’re going to be there practically every week.’ That’s really exciting to have people coming in like that. That’s only gonna bring more fans and attention.”

With All Elite Wrestling capping off a highly successful All In event, it remains to be seen what is next for the company.

Edited by N.S Walia