Hangman Page shed light on his future plans in AEW after a jaw-dropping announcement upon his return to television.

On the July 11 episode of Collision, The Millennial Cowboy finally made his first appearance since that fateful night at the Revolution 2026 PPV. He entered the ring after being introduced by Tony Schiavone and grabbed the microphone to speak to the fans who were enthralled to see him back in the company after a long time. The Hangman reflected back on his Texas Deathmatch against MJF at Revolution, which he lost. As a result, he is no longer eligible to challenge for the AEW World Championship.

While Page himself revealed that there was no pen-to-paper agreement for the stipulation, he was a man of his word and decided to stand by his decision to never challenge for the Men's World title. While it led to an evident disappointment among fans, Page quickly reminded them that there were other championships in All Elite Wrestling.

Just then, The Hangman namedropped the current champions like National champion Mark Davis, Jon Moxley, the reigning Continental champion, his former partner, Kevin Knight, who held the TNT title, and the new International Champion, Kyle Fletcher, who beat Konosuke Takeshita at Beach Break this week. With that, he confirmed that he would go after the other singles titles in the company.

Hangman Adam Page had been absent from AEW for four months. As he revealed in his return promo, Page had shifted his focus to new things outside the squared circle during that time. Moreover, during his absence, fans had been speculating on his comeback timeline for a long time.

However, Tony Khan made the shocking announcement a day before Collision that Page would be returning at the show. With the former World Champion back in the mix and setting his sights on every other title in the promotion, it remains to be seen what he will do next.

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