AEW currently has several big-name wrestlers out due to various injuries, and a major star has now joined them in the treatment room. Swerve Strickland and Will Ospreay are two of the biggest names in the company who find themselves on the shelf for a long period.The Conglomeration member Hologram has been impressing on the brand ever since debuting for them last month. Tony Khan had big plans for the luchador before an untimely injury led the AEW president to scrap his plans for him. Those scrapped plans have now been revealed by Dave Meltzer of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter.Meltzer stated that Hologram's winning streak in the promotion was set to end at the hands of his doppelganger, El Clon. Since his debut in 2024, Hologram has been on a winning streak in singles matches, remaining undefeated for 34 contests. The recent injury he sustained has halted his momentum, ruling him out for the rest of the year.“Original plans had El Clon ending Hologram’s winning streak in AEW. Hologram is expected to miss the rest of 2025 due to injury,” Meltzer said. [H/T: Ringside News]Two new members added to The Don Callis Family on AEW DynamiteDynamite celebrated its sixth anniversary earlier this week, and Tony Khan had a major show planned. Hologram was scheduled to face Kyle Fletcher for the TNT Championship in a title vs. streak match. However, due to his injury, Orange Cassidy stepped in to face Fletcher but lost after interference from El Clon, who sided with the Don Callis Family. Earlier in the show, former WWE star Andrade made his surprise return to the company as well, shortly after leaving the Stamford-based promotion. El Idolo attacked Kenny Omega following The Cleaner's match against The Young Bucks and Don Callis Family's Josh Alexander, revealing himself as a new member of the faction.