Killer Kross is keeping his options open—and that includes a possible run in AAA. But with the company now under WWE’s umbrella, things aren’t quite as simple as they used to be.
Speaking with Sean Ross Sapp, Kross addressed whether he and Scarlett had any contact with AAA following his WWE contract expiring on August 10, 2025. While he and Konnan have mutual interest in working together again, Kross revealed there’s now a corporate structure in place that makes it more complicated.
“Yeah, so Konnan—for anybody who doesn’t know—was like an uncle to me. And I’m in constant contact with him. Always have been, always will be. And we’ve had discussions about potentially doing something, but there’s a new chain of command that has to go through.”
With WWE now in control of AAA operations, greenlighting appearances isn’t just a matter of Kross wanting to show up—it requires executive approval. Still, Kross is open to the idea, as long as the logistics can be worked out.
“And I know that he would be interested to have us there, but that would probably depend on a lot of things in that place. So I told him, ‘Yeah, just keep me posted. Let me know. I’m always up to work with him in any capacity whatsoever. I trust him with my life.’”
With AAA now operating in a completely different landscape, Kross’s return might not be guaranteed—but the door is definitely wide open. The only question now is whether the new WWE-led structure will let it happen.
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December 30, 2025 2:50 pm
