Austin Creed Has Strong Words For Bandido Following AEW Dynamite Attack On Kofi
Bandido attacked The New Level's Kofi this week on "AEW Dynamite: Blood & Guts," prompting Austin Creed and Swerve Strickland to seek revenge.
The New Level's feud with Brodido and Adam Page has been ongoing for the past few weeks, and it seems far from over despite their match at WrestleDream, where the latter emerged victorious. On this past week's "Dynamite," Bandido ambushed Kofi before attacking Creed and Strickland. Following the match, an angry Creed cut a backstage promo in which he said he would no longer show respect and that Brodido would feel their wrath soon.
"Look, ever since we came to AEW, it's been nothing but respect from our end. Bell to bell, in the ring, to find out who is the best. And now, Bandido, who obviously has a problem with Swerve, instead of addressing Swerve first and only, he felt the need to leave the ring, to come in the back and put his hands on Kofi, to put his hands on my brother. So, Bandido, now you and I have a very serious problem. This is no more fun and games. This is no more respect," warned Creed. "Next week, it's Brodido against The New Level, and you are going to realize that our kindness is so much further from weakness than you could ever imagine."
"Bandido, now you and I have a serious problem."
EXCLUSIVE: After @Bandidowrestler attacked The New Level on #AEWDynamite, the fun and games are over for @AustinCreedWins. pic.twitter.com/33rBOLkRBn
— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) November 5, 2026
Strickland then appeared in the shot and offered Creed a chain that he had previously used on Adam Page. Creed accepted the chain and walked away. Swerve later posted a photograph of the moment on social media, captioning it "More crime," seemingly warning Brodido and Page of what's to come.
The match between The New Level and Brodido and Page will take place at the upcoming Full Gear pay-per-view, with the AEW World Trios Championships on the line in a Texas Deathmatch. Strickland and Page previously faced off in a Texas Deathmatch at Full Gear in 2023, in what was a gruesome spectacle that ended with Strickland picking up the victory.