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Many siblings work in the wrestling industry, including AEW. Rhodes Brothers, Young Bucks, and The Lucha Brothers are probably the most famous siblings in Tony Khan's company.
However, a few other AEW stars also have siblings in the industry. These wrestlers have competed in different promotions but are yet to gain the same fame as their siblings.
Sever AEW stars' siblings have appeared on AEW television in the past few months. Although they have not officially signed with the company, they have competed in a few matches.
Here are six AEW stars who have wrestling siblings you may not know.
#6. AEW star Diamante - KC Navarro
AEW star Diamante seems to be surrounded by wrestlers outside the squared circle. The 30-year-old has a pro wrestler brother.
Diamante's younger brother performs under the name KC Navarro. He is an independent wrestler and has competed in several promotions, including Warrior Wrestling, Battleground Championship Wrestling, and EVOLVE Wrestling.
Navarro has also made a few appearances in IMPACT Wrestling in the past three years. In late 2020, Diamante's brother started competing in AEW. In his debut match, he teamed up with Danny Limelight to face Jurassic Express.
Diamante's brother has competed in a total of nine AEW matches but lost them all. Navarro has not competed in the promotion since March. In his last bout, he teamed up with Aaron Frye to face Joey Janela and Sonny Kiss.
Navarro remains an active wrestler on the independent circuit. He is currently the Combat Zone Wrestling Wired Champion. Diamante's brother has held the title for a year and eight months so far.
Diamante and her brother have previously gone head-to-head in an intergender match at a Battle Club Pro event where Navarro lost to her.
#5. AEW star Robyn Renegade - Charlette Renegade
Robyn Renegade debuted on AEW last May. She faced Thunder Rosa on AEW Dark but came up short. Although she performs as a singles competitor, Robyn has always been part of a tag team.
She usually teamed up with her sister, Charlette, as the Renegade Twins. They performed in a few promotions, including Empower Wrestling and Atlanta Wrestling Entertainment.
Although the two sisters started training at Cody Rhodes' Nightmare Factory in mid-2020, Robyn was the first to get an opportunity in AEW. She has competed in seven matches but lost them all.
Nearly a month following her sister's debut, Charlette Renegade made her first AEW appearance. In her debut match, she faced Nyla Rose but suffered a defeat. A few weeks later, Charlette had her second match against Tay Conti. Again, Robyn's sister lost.
Charlette has not competed in AEW since last June. Her sister has also been absent from in-ring action since August. Nevertheless, the sisters continued competing in other promotions in the past few months.
#4. AEW star Marko Stunt - Logan Stunt
Marko Stunt competed for a few years on the independent circuit before joining AEW in 2019. In his debut match, he teamed up with Jungle Boy and Luchasaurus to face Christopher Daniels, Frankie Kazarian, and Scorpio Sky. Nonetheless, his team lost.
The 24-year-old has been competing in AEW for three years. Although he is now well-known to AEW fans, many might not know that his brother, Logan, is also a pro wrestler.
Logan Stunt has also been wrestling for a few years. He competed in a few promotions, including Beyond Wrestling, Game Changer Wrestling, and Black Label Pro.
Unlike Diamante and Robyn Renegade's siblings, Marko Stunt's brother has never wrestled in AEW. However, Marko and Logan have shared the ring several times in other promotions.
The Stunt brothers have gone head-to-head twice before. Their first match against each other came in April 2019 at a Black Label Pro event, in which Logan walked out victorious.
Marko, however, got his revenge a few months later when he defeated his brother in a GCW event. Marko and Logan Stunt have also joined forces a few times, forming a tag team called Stunt Doubles.
While Marko Stunt remains a regular competitor on AEW television, his brother has not wrestled since October 2020.
#3 & #2. AEW Tag Team Champions The Lucha Brothers - Ikaro
AEW Tag Team Champions The Lucha Brothers (Pentagón Jr. and Rey Fenix) are well-known to pro wrestling fans. Nonetheless, many fans might not know that the two AEW stars have a third brother who is also a wrestler.
The Lucha Brothers excelled everywhere they went, winning the IMPACT World Tag Team Championships, the Major League Wrestling World Tag Team Titles, and the Pro Wrestling Guerrilla World Tag Team Championships. However, their third brother, Ikaro, has not been as successful.
According to Wrestlingdata, Ikaro made his wrestling debut in 2007. Since then, he has been competing in different lesser-known wrestling promotions. He recently competed in a BWE event. The 32-year-old teamed up with Cabellero, El Elote, El Mariachi, Fight Panther, Magnetico, and Troyano to defeat Eli Surge, Giant Orion, Herodes Jr., Lil Blay, Miles Deville, Sweet Daddy Soul & Sydney Steele.
While Ikaro continues his career as an independent wrestler, his brothers remain regular competitors in AEW. They recently captured the AEW Tag Team Championships after defeating The Young Bucks at AEW All Out. Nevertheless, they then lost their AAA Tag Team Titles to FTR.
#1. AEW star Alex Reynolds - Kyle Reynolds
AEW star Alex Reynolds kicked off his wrestling career nearly 14 years ago. He competed in different promotions and made a few WWE appearances before joining Tony Khan's company in 2019.
Alex's brother, Kyle, is also a pro wrestler, competing in Global Force Wrestling, Wrestle Pro, and Pro Wrestling Syndicate. Before Alex joined AEW, the Reynolds brothers shared the ring many times.
Kyle and Alex formed a tag team in Pro Wrestling Syndicate. In June 2014, they defeated John Silver and Pat Buck to capture the PWS Tag Team Championships. The Reynolds brothers held the titles until January 2015, when they lost them to Gregory Iron and former WWE Superstar Zach Gowen.
Alex Reynolds and his brother have also competed for the WrestlePro Tag Team Championship but lost to Craig Steele and Micah Jenkins in April 2016.
While Alex regularly competes in AEW as part of The Dark Order, his brother recently returned to wrestling after a long hiatus. He competed for the first time in three years at a World of Hurt Wrestling event, teaming up with Viktor Vanko to face Danger & Jeff Starr. Kyle and his partner lost the match.
