WWE has shown significant interest in AEW star Malakai Black, as reports reveal he may be nearing the end of his AEW contract. Following news of his potential departure, sources claim WWE is already working on creative plans to bring Black back to the promotion.

With speculation on Malakai's future swelling, AEW has seemingly moved his House of Black stablemates Buddy Matthews, Brody King, and Julia Hart in new directions. On last week's Dynamite, Will Ospreay encouraged Matthews to forge his own path. Then, on Collision, Cope did the same for King and Hart.

The future of Malakai Black in All Elite Wrestling is once again in doubt. It was back in November that speculation began to run wild that the former AEW World

Could Malakai Black 's time with AEW be coming to an end? Seemingly so. In fact, as per Fightful Select, Malakai's AEW tenure may well have already wrapped up. Last night's AEW Dynamite saw Will Ospreay get a win over Buddy Matthews,

Malakai Black has had his name in the news more often than he'd like the last few days, but there's a growing belief that his time in AEW has come to an end. S

AEW star Malakai Black recently made headlines due to rumors about his departure, sparking WWE’s interest in him. Following news of his possible exit, reports emerged that WWE is keen to bring Black back.

A new report provides an update on Malakai Black finishing up with AEW and potentially returning to WWE. Black last wrestled for AEW at AEW Full Gear in November. As previously reported, he was believed to be finishing up with AEW,

Malakai Black’s status with AEW has been a hot topic over the last week, with various reports and rumors out there indicating he is still under contract with the promotion but will not return to television.

Malaki Black has reportedly wrestled his last match for AEW. PWTorch is reporting that Black and AEW have reached an agreement that will allow him to depart the company. Black and AEW have bumped heads on the status of Black's contract and he reportedly had time added to the contract because of injury,