Top AEW star subtly pays tribute to Cody Rhodes following Collision

One of AEW's top stars and champions has dropped an unexpected social media reference to Cody Rhodes. The talent in question, Kyle Fletcher, is a member of The Don Callis Family.

The Invisible Hand has been building an army over the past couple of years, recruiting many of the best competitors in the All Elite Wrestling locker room. The list includes, among others, Konosuke Takeshita, who joined the group in 2023, and Kyle Fletcher, who aligned with Callis that same year. Although many more names have since been added to the faction, perhaps none was as shocking as Kazuchika Okada, who joined forces with the despised manager ahead of his All In: Texas match against Kenny Omega.

The Alpha never took The Rainmaker's arrival in the Callis Family in stride, unfortunately, and tensions between them have been simmering for some time now. Despite somehow co-existing long enough to score a win over Brodido on television, the duo were unable to unseat Brody King and Bandido for the AEW Tag Team Titles at WrestleDream after Okada inadvertently took out Takeshita. The IWGP World Heavyweight Champion confronted the Unified Champion over the misfire this week on Dynamite, and on the latest edition of Collision, it was announced that Callis will hold a family "summit" next Wednesday.

Kyle Fletcher shared an interesting response to The Don Callis Family meeting that has been scheduled for Fright Night Dynamite. He took to X/Twitter to share an edited photograph claiming that the stable "is fine," clearly referencing Cody Rhodes' infamous "Bullet Club is fine" refrain from when The American Nightmare was trying to assume leadership of the iconic group from Kenny Omega, which led to a civil war among its members.

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Whether The Protostar is hinting at the possibility of the family betraying and ejecting Takeshita this coming week remains to be seen.

Match results for AEW Collision

The October 25 edition of AEW Collision aired from the Boeing Center at TechPort in San Antonio, Texas. The show featured a star-studded six-match card, and the results of the bouts in question have been listed below:

Pac defeated Tomohiro Ishii
Thekla defeated Mina Shirakawa
Olympia defeated Taya Valkyrie
Ace Austin defeated Bryan Keith
Hook defeated Griff Garrison
JetSpeed and Jurassic Express defeated FTR and The Young Bucks [$400K Eight-Person tag match]

Match card for this week's AEW Collision [Image Credits: Tony Khan's X profile]

It remains to be seen what Tony Khan and company have in store for fans next week.

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