Jim Ross Signs New One-Year Contract with AEW

Jim Ross Signs New One-Year Contract with AEW

Jim Ross Signs New One-Year Contract with AEW – Jim Ross has officially confirmed that he will continue working with AEW after signing a fresh one-year contract extension. The legendary commentator revealed the news during his “Grilling JR” podcast, putting to rest recent speculation that he was exploring a return to WWE.

Ross explained that the deal was finalized with AEW President Tony Khan while the company was on its recent tour of the United Kingdom. The new contract secures his place with AEW until the summer of 2026. “I signed a new contract for a year. Got that done before I left. One year, next summer. Next August, I think it is,” Ross stated. He added that his schedule will primarily focus on working AEW pay-per-view events and making select television appearances.

While clearing the air, Ross directly addressed online chatter about a possible WWE comeback. “I saw somewhere online, somebody sent me something where I was negotiating with WWE to go back. I hadn’t heard that one. I haven’t talked to them. No plans to go back,” he clarified.

Ross emphasized that he is content with his current role and the flexibility AEW provides. “I like being where I am. I like the schedule I have, the freedoms I have. I enjoy working with these young talents,” he said. “I’ve developed a good relationship with a lot of those kids at AEW. I’m happy where I am, I really am. Not a lot of stress and pressure.”

Ross, who has been with AEW since its launch in 2019, most recently appeared at the AEW x NJPW Forbidden Door pay-per-view, where he provided commentary for selected matches. Fans can listen to his full comments on the latest episode of “Grilling JR,” available across podcast platforms.

Jim Ross Signs New One-Year Contract with AEW

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