Former WWE Star To Replace AEW's Rey Fenix At Upcoming Indie Show
AEW's high-flying Rey Fenix remains out of action, and will now be replaced on an upcoming indie show by a former WWE star.
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AEW's high-flying Rey Fenix remains out of action, and will now be replaced on an upcoming indie show by a former WWE star.
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