AEW currently has several championships with the same name, but new title belts may soon be introduced on their programming. According to BodySlam.net via Mark O’Brien, AEW has developed two independent tag team championships over the last year, though neither are actively featured yet.
One is an “intergenerational tag team championship” intended for father-and-son duos. This concept emphasizes teams spanning generations, like Christian Cage and Nick Wayne, despite them not being related by blood. The creation of this title reportedly increased Billy Gunn’s visibility, but recent interactions suggest some friction between Gunn and the Bowens, who have been teaming with him.
Additionally, there is talk of an actual father-and-son tag team championship involving real family pairs, including Ricky and Kelly Morton, as well as Kevin von Erich teaming with one of his sons, according to reports.
AEW has also introduced a women’s tag team championship, a title supported both by AEW insiders and the wider wrestling community. Saraya, before her departure from AEW, advocated for the establishment of a women’s tag division and even hinted at a dedicated all-women’s show. Saraya and Harley Cameron had previously competed in multiple tag matches as part of the Outcasts faction.
With AEW, Ring of Honor, and affiliated promotions showcasing numerous championship bouts, title gold is a constant presence on AEW TV. However, it remains uncertain whether AEW will add more championships to their programming in the near future.
Fan Take: This news excites AEW fans as new tag team titles, especially with unique themes like generational and women’s tag championships, could bring fresh storylines and deepen the competitive landscape. Expanding the title scene also highlights AEW’s commitment to innovation and inclusivity in wrestling, potentially elevating the sport’s appeal.
