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AEW posts video teasing debut at WrestleDream pay-per-view
Another vignette has been posted by AEW with the tease of a debut at WrestleDream.
The same style of vignette aired on this past week’s episode of Dynamite, heavily teasing the arrival of Ilja Dragunov.
A second video was posted on Friday evening with the tag “AEW WrestleDream” in the post, indicating a debut on Saturday’s pay-per-view in Orlando.
Dragunov left WWE after his contract expired, ending a seven-year relationship with the company. During his tenure at WWE, he became an NXT U.K. Champion and then came to the U.S. and won the NXT Championship in September 2023. Dragunov was moved to the Raw roster after WrestleMania 40 and moved to SmackDown after an injury took him out for a year. His lone title on the main roster was the U.S. Championship he won in October 2025 from Sami Zayn and lost to Carmelo Hayes in December.
AEW’s new mystery man will debut at WrestleDream
The big mystery that doesn’t feel like one will be solved at the PPV.
It was just a couple days ago that AEW aired a teaser for a mystery wrestler that seemed to be an indicator for the arrival of Ilja Dragunov, who left WWE back in August and fans have been eagerly anticipating ever since.
Eagle eyed observers noticed teases of the big reveal coming as soon as the WrestleDream pay-per-view tomorrow night (Sat., Oct. 17, 2026) in Orlando, Florida. Well, AEW went right ahead and spoiled the fact that the big mystery will be solved at the aforementioned PPV:
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Ilja Dragunov teaser airs on AEW Collision
Ilja Dragunov is on his way to AEW as a teaser hyping his arrival aired last night on the three-hour Dynamite and Collision broadcast.
The teaser video showed a man conducting an orchestra and running the ropes, but he was never identified.
But it’s clearly the first hype for the former NXT champion, who signed with AEW last month. Dragunov did not sign a new WWE contract and let his deal expire, becoming a free agent in August.
The Russian/German star had some of the best matches in WWE but was never used to his full potential on the main roster after an impressive run in NXT UK and NXT.
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