Konnan On Bringing LAX Into AEW, Aubrey Edwards Working On New Projects For AEW Games

On a recent edition of his “Keepin’ It 100” podcast, AAA booker Konnan addressed the idea of potentially bringing LAX into AEW.

LAX was originally formed in Impact Wrestling and has existed in other companies since, and Konnan discussed the possibility of reuniting the group.

You can check out some highlights from the podcast below:

On the notion of bringing LAW to AEW: “The only way would be if I had creative control and I could work with Sonjay [Dutt] because Sonjay and Jeremy Borash, I worked with very closely, and I had really good chemistry. I wouldn’t want to be fighting with Tony [Khan] all the time about stuff, so I’d rather have Sonjay handle that.”

On Santana and Ortiz reportedly talking again: “I didn’t even know Santana [and] Ortiz are talking again. I’m glad because I spoke to both of them on this issue. But, yeah, probably, Santana, Ortiz, Diamante, [and] maybe Homicide.”

On a recent edition of the “Under the Ring” podcast, Aubrey Edwards noted that she is currently working on new projects for AEW Games that she can’t discuss right now.

While Edwards didn’t specify which projects she was involved with, she implied it wasn’t related to the recently-released Fight Forever video game. Edwards said,

“I’m really proud of Fight Forever. I was not actually involved with the team and Fight Forever, but the team that was did an incredible job. I know a lot of those guys, like Kenny Omega, had never developed a game before, so going through that process and having made — I previously worked on 12 separate video games before joining AEW, so kind of seeing how that sausage gets made, and seeing someone go through that process for the first time. Like, I know what that feels like. I know those blood, sweat, and tears all too well. I’m so, so incredibly proud of everyone behind the scenes for pulling that off. I’m working on other stuff for AEW Games that I can’t talk about yet. It’s super, super exciting. So previously, I’d worked on AEW Elite General Manager, which was our mobile General Manager simulator that came out about two years ago. Yeah, I’m working on some other titles. We’ll just say that.”

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