Like any other wrestling promotion, AEW is a weird, wonderful landscape where pushes and exiles go around and round like a rocket-fueled carousel.

Sometimes you're on top, sometimes everyone's kind of standing around going, hey, do you remember that person?

Where did they go?

There are all manner of hazardous fates that can await superstars in Tony Kahn's wrestling landscape, and here are just a few of them.

I'm Cy, this is what culture, and here are the seven worst possible fakes in AEW.

Number seven, go missing for a year.

This is a fate that seems to be falling upon more and more of AEW's roster with every

passing year.

As soon as the wrestling news cycle begins rumours that a superstar might be ready to jump ship

to WWE, it's likely they're kidnapped in the dead of night, never to be seen on dynamite again. Gone are the days when an up-and-coming Tarrant is given a duty of smashing the alleged deserter into oblivion to be written off of TV. Remember when Bronbreaker almost put Ricochet through a car on Ricochet's last episode of Monday

like Raw, for example. But when it comes to AEW, people just seem to vanish overnight.

No explanation and no storyline reason for their absence, just the coldest of cold shoulders for the wrestler and confusion for the audience.

In the case of someone like Ricky Starks, who was very publicly seen at WrestleMania 40,

watching Cody finish his story, or Chris Jericho serving public volleys at AEW, it's a little

more understandable, as we can see that jumping ship is a certainty.

But when Britt Baker is being spoken about in glowing terms by Tony canjuring press conferences,

while also very clearly being frozen out of TV,

everyone's just kind of standing around shrugging their shoulders until they eventually

show up again as AEW or otherwise.

Number six, participate in an exploding barbed wire death match.

John Moxley's run as a baby face for the first few years of AEW was the stuff of legend.

His bit of feud with the Le Champion era of Chris Jericho was superb, and the follow-up rivalry

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