Recent reports have sparked controversy surrounding Rey Fenix and his status with Tony Khan’s promotion, AEW. He has not appeared on AEW TV since July 20, where he faced Tony Nese. Fenix wrestled in Mexican promotions afterward.

Posts by Penta’s brother on X were accompanied by a report alleging a ‘huge injustice’ in AEW’s treatment of the Lucha Bros that is drawing attention.

As we’ve been reporting here on eWn, Rey Fenix shared multiple posts that are believed to be about AEW, mentioning “inhumane” treatment. Fenix also asserted that he required medical attention and was overlooked for several months. Nevertheless, those tweets have been removed, as the masked wrestler has deleted them.

Rey Fenix made several comments online today, alluding to issues he’s encountered with AEW management. While his brother Penta El Zero Miedo has been removed from the AEW roster page and is

A recent report has shed light on the backstage reaction to Rey Fenix's comments, with sources within AEW claiming communication issues between the two parties.

Fenix was last seen on screens on the July 20th edition of AEW Collision, having been with the organisation since its launch in 2019.

The situation with AEW and Rey Fenix continues to spark controversy, and AEW has opted not to comment on it. Fenix has not wrestled for AEW since the AEW Collision taping on July 20. He has not had a match since the CMLL event on July 26.

The situation involving Rey Fenix and AEW continues to be the source of controversy, and a new report provides an update. Fenix has not wrestled for AEW since the AEW Collision taping on July 20, and he has not had a match at all since CMLL’s event on July 26.