One of AEW’s first original signings, Scorpio Sky’s clock is winding down as his current five-year contract reaches its expiration date this month. And according to combat selection, The inaugural World Tag Team Champions have yet to sign. Based on reports, it appears Sky has yet to sign All Out, AEW’s most recent pay-per-view last month.
It’s been nearly three months since Sky was last featured in any AEW televised in-ring competition. His last match saw himself, Dante Martin and Matt Sydal (collectively known as SkyFlight) lose to The Lethal Twist (Jay Lethal, Blake Christian and Lee Johnson) July 25 edition of “AEW Collision”.
Conversely, Sky has been featured more in AEW’s sister promotion ROH. Most recently, Sky picked up a singles victory over Oro on the September 28 episode of ROH on HonorClub. There he competes in both singles and tag team leagues.
Sky first joined AEW as the company was coming to an end in 2019. From there, Sky literally took to the skies as he and his SoCal Uncensored (SCU) tag team partner Frankie Ghazarian climbed the ranks to become the inaugural World Tag Team Champions. After that, he will become a former two-time TNT champion. In recent interviews, Skye revealed that she had finished this chapter on what she called the right way, and that she had many stories, matches, and moments left that she wanted to be in.