Former WWE Star Makes Blockbuster Return After 255 Days on AEW Collision

A former WWE name made his highly anticipated return after several months of waiting on the latest episode of AEW Collision. The star returned to action last month at All In.

The former WWE star Juice Robinson made his singles return after more than 200 days. Before making a name for himself in All Elite Wrestling, Juice had a run in the Stamford-based promotion from 2012 to 2015 under the name CJ Parker. He made his AEW debut in 2022 after a long stint in New Japan Pro-Wrestling.

After being out for months due to injury, Juice Robinson made his in-ring return during the men's Casino Gauntlet match at All In: Texas last month. He teamed up with Austin Gunn in the ongoing World Tag Team Title tournament before being eliminated in the semi-finals. However, Juice hadn't had a singles match since the November 27, 2024, episode of Saturday Night Show.

On the latest episode of Collision, Robinson faced Ricochet in his singles return after nearly 10 months. Juice was attacked by Big Bill mid-match, but the referee didn't see. This allowed The One and Only to pick up the win and hand Robinson a loss in his singles return.

AEW star Juice Robinson opens up on his major goal following his return

After making his return at All In, Juice Robinson set an important standard for himself moving forward. Speaking on AEW Close Up, Juice made it clear that he wants to become a more serious wrestler and win matches.

"You know, everybody say its not about wins and losses, but it is. It is about wins and losses and championships. And how many did you win in your career or were you just a symbol crashing monkey you know with a pull string. Am I an mall santa? or Am I a serious pro wrestler? I wanna show everybody that I am a serious pro wrestler," Robinson said.

Only time will tell what Tony Khan has in store for Juice Robinson following his recent return.

About the author

Gaurav has been an AEW and WWE writer for Sportskeeda Wrestling since July 2023. A Master's degree in Journalism and Mass Communication enabled him to take up writing for Pro Wrestling professionally, and his articles have raked in more than 2 million reads till date. Before Sportskeeda, he had internships as a WWE writer at FirstSportz and SportsManor.

Gaurav's journey as a wrestling enthusiast began at the 2008 WWE No Way Out, where he witnessed The Undertaker's triumphant win in the Elimination Chamber match. His favorite wrestler is CM Punk because of his sensible promos and having a great wrestling mind.

While writing, Gaurav aims to be a credible reporter and provide accurate information to readers without any biases.

Apart from writing, Gaurav loves to play story-based games, read non-fiction books, and listen to music when he needs relaxation.

Know More

Brutus Beefcake gets emotional talking about Hulk Hogan HERE

Edited by Neda Ali