Private Party, the dynamic tag team of Isiah Kassidy and Marq Quen, may be poised for a return to AEW (All Elite Wrestling) television soon. The duo has not been featured on the promotion since losing the AEW World Tag Team titles to the team of Bobby Lashley and Shelton Benjamin on the January 22, 2025, episode of AEW Dynamite. Speculation surrounding their future has intensified, particularly following reports about their contract status.
As of June 2025, it was indicated that Private Party’s AEW contracts were nearing expiration, with WWE expressing preliminary interest in the team. However, according to a recent update from Fightful Select, both Kassidy and Quen remain under contract with AEW, although the end dates of their agreements do not align. When inquiries were made regarding their status, a source indicated that fans could expect to see them in AEW before any potential WWE engagement.
Since their championship loss to The Hurt Syndicate, Private Party has only participated in one match. They made an appearance at the House of Glory pay-per-view event, HOG City of Dreamz, held at the NYC Arena on March 15, 2025. This limited activity has led to further speculation regarding their future in AEW and beyond.
Private Party made a notable debut in AEW on June 29, 2019, during the promotion’s second event, AEW Fyter Fest. They achieved a significant milestone by defeating The Young Bucks to win the AEW World Tag Team titles on the October 30, 2024, Fright Night edition of Dynamite. Their training under the guidance of The Amazing Red has contributed to their reputation as one of the more exciting teams in the promotion.
As the wrestling landscape continues to evolve, the status of Private Party serves as a point of interest for fans and industry observers alike. Their potential return to AEW television could signal a reinvigoration of the tag team division, which has seen various shifts in recent months. The wrestling community remains eager to see how these developments unfold.
