AEW Tag Team Reportedly Departs The Company

Vincent Marseglia and Bill "Dutch" Carr, the team known as The Righteous, have reportedly left All Elite Wrestling and Ring of Honor.
After both of their profiles were removed from the AEW website earlier in the day on Monday, Mike Johnson of PWInsider has been able to confirm that Vincent and Dutch both left the company some time within the past week.
The duo had been with AEW & ROH since March of 2023. They had multiple opportunities to become ROH World Tag Team Champions during their run, but were unable to capture the titles.
The Righteous make their 2024 AEW Rampage debut and are ready for Trios action!
— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) March 2, 2024
Watch #AEWRampage on TNT!@NoNamexVincent | @DEATHxWALKS pic.twitter.com/fgA0hBWhRD
Vincent and Dutch lost to MJF and Adam Cole at AEW WrestleDream 2023, despite a legitimate injury to Cole that changed that bout to a 2-on-1 handicap match.
The Righteous also came up short against Dustin Rhodes and Sammy Guevara at ROH Final Battle this past December.
The Takedown on SI wishes Vincent and Dutch all the best in their future endeavors.
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