Kofi and Austin Creed have officially entered a new chapter of their wrestling careers, and their first night in All Elite Wrestling could hardly have gone better.
The former WWE stars made their AEW debut at All In 2026 as The New Level, teaming with Swerve Strickland in the Trios Roulette Royale for the AEW World Trios Championship.
Their arrival at Wembley Stadium immediately produced one of the loudest reactions of the night. Fans had spent weeks speculating about where Kofi and Creed would appear following their WWE departure, and their AEW debut finally provided the answer.
The surprise did not stop with their entrance.
The New Level and Swerve Strickland went on to win the Trios Roulette Royale, meaning Kofi and Creed became AEW World Trios Champions on their first night with the company.
The achievement represented an extraordinary beginning to their AEW careers.
For Kofi, the moment carried a sense of validation after years of success in WWE. The decision to leave a company where he had spent much of his career was undoubtedly a major one, but his first night in AEW suggested that he and Creed had made a decision they were comfortable with.
Creed shared the excitement surrounding the new opportunity, with the pair embracing the chance to create something different while continuing their partnership.
Their new name, The New Level, also reflects the desire to establish an identity separate from their WWE past.
Kofi and Creed will always be associated with The New Day, one of the most successful tag teams in WWE history. However, AEW gives them the opportunity to build another legacy rather than simply attempting to recreate what they accomplished before.
Their immediate championship victory also places them in an important position within AEW's tag and trios divisions.
Working alongside Swerve Strickland adds another dimension to the group, giving The New Level an established singles star to complement their experience as a tag team.
The trio's future will be closely watched as AEW continues to develop its already competitive tag team and trios divisions.
Whatever happens next, the beginning has already been memorable. Kofi and Austin Creed arrived in AEW with significant expectations, and they walked out of Wembley Stadium as champions.
The New Level has officially begun, and the duo appears determined to prove that their best years in professional wrestling may still be ahead of them.
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