The forbidden doors across the professional wrestling industry have loosened their locks. It has become commonplace for wrestlers to split time in multiple promotions, as top stars like Jon Moxley reigned as both AEW and GCW World Champion at the same time while tag teams like Aussie Open have competed for Impact Wrestling and NJPW simultaneously. These crossovers seemingly exist everywhere but WWE, as the global wrestling powerhouse only featured its exclusively-contracted talent on its programming. That said, WWE’s crossovers are something of a one-way street, as it has allowed stars like Karl Anderson and Shinsuke Nakamura to wrestle for NJPW and Pro Wrestling NOAH, respectively, in recent months.
On the new @WWE RAW: Manny Lemons @mannylemons became the 6th wrestler to appear in both the WWE (RAW) & AEW (Dark: Elevation) in the same night.#WWE #WWERaw #AEW #AEWDarkElevation pic.twitter.com/YLaMVUCtjM
