AEW’s Hologram Sidelined With An Injury

What was shaping up to be a major clash on AEW Dynamite has now been taken completely off the table. TNT Champion “The ProtoStar” Kyle Fletcher was set to defend his title against the undefeated Hologram in a unique Title vs. Streak showdown. Unfortunately, that plan has been scrapped after a violent turn of events this past weekend.

On Saturday’s AEW Collision, Fletcher blindsided Hologram in a backstage attack that quickly spiraled out of control. Officials rushed in to break things up, but the damage was already done. Tony Schiavone later revealed on commentary that Hologram had sustained a significant injury, an update that AEW President Tony Khan confirmed soon after on social media.

Khan didn’t sugarcoat the news, stating that Hologram is “likely out the rest of 2025.” That’s a huge blow for AEW, especially given the momentum Hologram has built since his debut just over a year ago. The masked high-flyer burst onto the scene in July 2024 with a win over Gringo Loco and has since put together an impressive undefeated streak, notching 34 wins without a single loss.

The injury also puts a pause on an intriguing storyline that had been unfolding in recent weeks. Fans had seen Hologram battling inner conflict with a darker persona known as El Clon, reportedly portrayed by former AAA standout Arez. With Hologram now sidelined, it’s unclear whether AEW will continue exploring the El Clon angle or put it on hold until he’s healthy enough to return.

For Fletcher, this attack only adds more heat to his run as TNT Champion. The AEW locker room — and the fans — will no doubt be keeping a close eye on his next moves.

Hologram’s rise was one of AEW’s more unique success stories in 2024, and his absence leaves a noticeable gap in the roster. The hope now is that Hologram can recover fully and eventually pick up where he left off — streak intact or not.

AEW Star Hologram Sidelined with Ankle Injury

AEW fans may have noticed the absence of high-flying sensation Hologram, also known as Aramis, from recent programming. Unfortunately, the luchador has been out of action due to a significant ankle injury, leaving his status uncertain for the foreseeable future. While AEW has not provided an official timeline for his return, it’s clear the injury will keep him on the sidelines for a while.

A Memorable Last Match at WrestleDream

Hologram’s last in-ring appearance was at AEW’s WrestleDream pay-per-view in October, where he delivered a standout performance. He defeated The Beast Mortos in a thrilling Best Two Out of Three Falls match, solidifying his reputation as one of AEW’s most dynamic competitors. However, the aftermath of that grueling contest may have contributed to the injury that now has him out of action.

Fans Await Hologram’s Comeback

Known for his innovative moveset and electrifying energy, Hologram has quickly become a fan favorite in AEW. His absence leaves a noticeable gap in the roster, especially as AEW continues to highlight its diverse and international talent. While the injury is a setback, fans are hopeful for a strong return when the time is right.

What’s Next for Hologram?

For now, the wrestling world waits for updates on Hologram’s recovery. With no timeline announced, his return will likely depend on how well his ankle heals and whether he can safely resume the high-octane style he’s known for. Until then, fans can revisit his incredible matchups and look forward to the day he steps back into the AEW ring.