Undisputed Kingdom Renamed On AEW Dynamite

The Undisputed Kingdom is no more as the faction of Adam Cole, Kyle O'Reilly, and Roderick Strong was renamed on the post-Dynasty edition of AEW Dynamite.

Cole, O'Reilly, and Strong appeared in a backstage promo on Dynamite and, after declaring they had kicked off a new era with Cole's TNT Title win, Adam Cole announced the trio would be known as The Paragon moving forward.

Plans for a version of the former Undisputed ERA to be known as The Paragon were initially established three years ago after AEW filed to trademark 'Paragon' with the United States Patent and Trademark Office in January 2022. The term was planned to be used for "televised appearances by a group or individual wrestlers" and Kyle O'Reilly used "paragon" in a promo in early 2022 to describe the potential of Adam Cole, KOR, and Bobby Fish.

The Undisputed Kingdom was established at Worlds End 2023 after Adam Cole was revealed as The Devil. The original members were Cole, Roderick Strong, Wardlow, Matt Taven, and Mike Bennett. Kyle O'Reilly joined the stable in late 2024, while Wardlow has been out of action due to injury, and The Kingdom have disappeared from AEW TV.

Adam Cole defeated Daniel Garcia to win the TNT Championship at Dynasty. The win secured Cole his first singles title since joining AEW in 2021.

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