Just days after Ricky Starks made a surprise appearance for GCW, he has now been pulled from all future bookings for the company by AEW. Sean Ross Sapp of Figh

Ricky Starks still isn’t sure why he’s not on AEW television right now. Starks hasn’t competed in AEW since losing a tag team title tournament match to Top Flight on the March 30 episode of Collision.

The revolution hasn't been televised since March, at least not in AEW, and Ricky Starks has about as many answers as the rest of us do. Starks has made just a

Per Fightful Select, AEW made the decision on 26 November to pull Starks from any further appearances for GCW. Ricky was due to wrestle for GCW on 12 December, 28 December, and 19 January, with GCW taking to X to confirm the Stroke Daddy will no longer be appearing for the company.

Ricky Starks may have some wait if he has to wait out his AEW contract. The former AEW Tag Team Champion hasn’t been seen in AEW for the past eight months. He hasn’t wrestled for the company since March,

Effy recently commented that AEW decided to run the Hammerstein Ballroom during the festive season, less than a month before GCW was set to return to the iconic venue for the firs

AEW star Ricky Starks hasn't appeared onscreen since March, and a new report has emerged claiming to offer details on his current status with the company.

Ricky Starks has been pulled from his upcoming GCW appearances, and a new report provides more information. AEW’s Ricky Starks appeared at GCW Dream On3. He was then announced for their December 14, as he was set to face Matt Cardona.

Ricky Starks' AEW contract expires in Spring or Summer 2025. Fightful Select reports that AEW activated an option on the absent star's contract extending it into 2025 sometime this spring. Despite not appearing on AEW television since March 2024, Starks is contracted to the Tony Khan-helmed challenger brand for at least a few more months.