Brandon Cutler, known for his association with the Young Bucks, recently raised eyebrows with comments suggesting that Adam Copeland, better known as Edge, and Eddie Kingston might be causing tensions backstage in AEW.
Cutler’s remarks came following a brutal post-match assault orchestrated by the Young Bucks on Sting and Darby Allin.
On the February 10 episode of Collision, Copeland addressed the Young Bucks’ actions and issued a warning, while Kingston accused them of overshadowing Sting and Allin. Cutler’s X post hinted at discontent among talent, suggesting that Copeland and Kingston might be speaking out of turn, prompting one source to advise them to “stay in [their] own lane.”
Meanwhile, Copeland, who transitioned from WWE to AEW in 2023, has been vocal about the importance of competition in wrestling.
Sources backstage are saying both Adam Copeland and Eddie Kingston have been rubbing talent the wrong way, often speaking out of turn.
One reliable source added, “I’d stay in my own lane if I were them.” pic.twitter.com/fB5XceIFOC
— Brandon Cutler (@BranCutler) February 12, 2024
Known for his legendary career in WWE, where he held over 30 titles, Copeland emphasized the value of having multiple wrestling promotions. He expressed his enthusiasm for AEW’s alternative platform and the variety it brings to the industry.
In an interview with Sports Illustrated, Copeland emphasized the significance of choice for both fans and talent. He highlighted his own childhood experience of seeking out different wrestling promotions, underscoring AEW’s role in providing diverse wrestling content.
Scheduled for a showdown against Daniel Garcia on the upcoming Dynamite episode, Copeland’s presence in AEW continues to shape the landscape of professional wrestling.
As he prepares for his bout, Copeland remains committed to contributing to the promotion’s vibrant and dynamic environment.
