At one point in time just a few years ago, both Adam Copeland and Christian Cage were sure they would never wrestle again. Fast forward to 2025, and not only are they wrestling, but they've reunited the infamous Edge and Christian tag team in AEW.
WWE fans were heard chanting for Edge (Adam Copeland) when Triple H sat down for the Crown Jewel post-show at RAC Arena in Perth, Australia. The chief content officer was taken aback when fans made their voices heard, calling for the AEW star to return and face John Cena before the latter retires.
Adam Copeland was written off television after his victory against FTR alongside his former multiple-time World Tag Team Champion partner, Christian Cage, at AEW All Out.
One of the greatest players in the history of the Toronto Maple Leafs returned to his old stomping grounds, but in a slightly different capacity. On Saturday night, All Elite Wrestling held its All Out premier live event at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto.
Fans of WWE’s Ruthless Aggression Era will always remember the legendary rivalry between John Cena and Adam Copeland. The erstwhile Edge was the ultimate villain to Cena’s heroic character, and their clashes defined an era.
It was a reunion well over a decade in the making and there was truly no other way it could have gone. Adam Copeland and Christian Cage competed in their
The Edge and Christian tag team reunion is on. Edge and Christian were multiple time world tag team champions in WWE and competed in historic tag team ladder matches and TLC matches along with The Dudley Boyz and The Hardys.
The Andrew J. Brady Music Center in Cincinnati is home to tonight's episode of AEW Dynamite. Because of the restraining order that keeps Adam Copeland from coming within 200 feet of FTR, the Rated R Superstar will instead face off with their manager, Stokely, tonight on Dynamite while FTR is barred from ringside.
In the summer of 2020, two career-long rivals, Adam Copeland, fka Edge, and Randy Orton, collided in what was dubbed by WWE as The Greatest Wrestling Match Ever.
WWE Backlash is less than a week away and current AEW star Adam Copeland was recently asked about one of the most overhyped (simply by the sheer definition of it's promotion) matches in that particular PLE's history.
WWE has made an interesting trademark move with a former champion and current AEW star. Adam Copeland - known as Edge in WWE and now going by Cope in AEW - exited the company after his contract expired in September 2023.
Adam Copeland has already undergone one retirement in his career. And now, 14 years on from his premature departure from in-ring action in 2011, the former AEW TNT Champion has revealed when his permanent retirement will arrive.
After weeks of tension, FTR have finally snapped. Following their loss to the Death Riders at AEW Dynasty, Cope and Cash Wheeler helped Dax to his feet as the trio hugged.
It’s just “Cope” now. Adam Copeland shortened his ring name to Cope on Wednesday’s AEW Dynamite Fight for the Fallen episode in Asheville, North Carolina, a moniker that the star has used in his social media handles since leaving WWE.
After six months out of action, Adam Copeland sounds like he’s ready to get back in the ring. Copeland has been away from AEW since suffering a fractured tibia at Double or Nothing this May.
In a video posted to Twitter on May 28th, Adam Copeland confirmed that he fractured his tibia during his Barbed Wire Steel Cage match against Malakai Black at AEW Double or Nothing 2024.
Image: Bryan Rose Just when TNT Champion Adam Copeland appeared to be down and out at Double or Nothing, former Brood-mate Gangrel made his AEW return Sunday to play a role in Copeland leaving Las Vegas with his title.
When Adam Copeland returned at Royal Rumble 2020 from a neck injury after nine years, it was truly an emotional moment. He entertained the fans by engaging in some of the best feuds, such as with Randy Orton and Roman Reigns, while being face.
There were several points recently, where Adam Copeland (then Edge) wanted Gangrel on TV, but WWE believed “nobody remembers” him. Initially, Adam Copeland’s pro wrestling career was cut short.