AEW Revolution 2026 is rapidly approaching and the cardboard for the show is starting to take shape as Brodido issued a few challenges for the pay-per-view on March 15.
On the February 25 episode of “AEW Dynamite,” Brody King picked up a hard-fought victory over Mark Davis of The Don Callis Family, but he had something to say after the dust had settled. King grabbed a microphone and called out former AEW World Champion Swerve Strickland, who addressed the audience and the AEW roster earlier within the night after taking out Kenny Omega one week earlier. Swerve claimed that he would take anyone out who got in his way, but King believes that he’s probably the most dangerous man in AEW and is searching for a fight at Revolution which takes place in his home state of California. King promised that Swerve would see what real violence looks like if he accepts his challenge, and given Swerve’s response from backstage, it looks as if it won’t be long before things are made official.
Not one to be omitted, King’s tag team partner Bandido also declared that he wanted a fight at Revolution on March 15. His call was answered by Andrade El Idolo of The Don Callis Family, who stood at the highest of the doorway ramp and stared down the present ROH World Champion. Once more, nothing was made official between Bandido and Andrade, but since each men need to make up lost ground in their very own quests towards the AEW World Championship, that bout will likely be made official in the approaching days.
Bandido and Andrade have only ever crossed paths once prior to now, that being in a trios match at AAA TripleMania XXX: Monterrey in April 2022. Nevertheless, Swerve and King have an extended history dating back to their time before AEW as they’ve faced off in firms like MLW, DEFY, and PCW.