3 AEW stars Tony Khan may have completely given up on

Tony Khan has done a really great job at creating stars organically in the Jacksonville-based company. AEW has done wonders with names like Swerve Strickland and Toni Storm over the past few years and has made them into major stars. However, there are some people on the company's roster that Tony Khan doesn't seem to have any major plans for.

Here are 3 AEW stars that the AEW President Tony Khan may have completely given up on:

#3. Britt Baker

Britt Baker was the first female wrestler that AEW signed back in January 2019. She was actively booked on the shows and had some really great rivalries during her initial years. She even won the AEW Women's World Championship at Double or Nothing 2021 by defeating Hikaru Shida.

Despite being one of the most iconic female wrestlers in the company's history, Baker has not been booked well over the past year. Her most recent AEW appearance took place last year in November when she defeated Penelope Ford. It clearly seems like there is no future direction for Baker in the Jacksonville-based company.

#2. Wardlow

Wardlow has always been booked as a serious threat in All Elite Wrestling by Tony Khan. The 37-year-old star is a former 3-time TNT Champion in the company and has competed against major stars like Cody Rhodes and Samoa Joe. His last match in the company took place in April last year where he failed to capture the AEW World Championship from Samoa Joe.

He made his return to AEW after such a long hiatus at this year's Forbidden Door pay-per-view. He attacked Prince Nana at the event to officially join the Don Callis Family. However, it was later revealed that the former TNT Champion injured himself during the return segment and will be out indefinitely. Amidst all these injuries, the AEW President may have already given up on the star's future in the company.

#3. Darby Allin

Darby Allin has become one of the most beloved babyfaces in the company over the past few years. The 32-year-old star was part of the iconic duo with Sting and won the AEW World Tag Team titles with him. He is also a former two-time TNT Champion in the company.

However, Darby's run in the company has been filled with injuries. He had a lot of momentum this year after beating Jon Moxley at the WrestleDream pay-per-view in an "I Quit" match. However, he recently got injured in his first Continental Classic match against Kevin Knight and will be out indefinitely. Due to so many injuries, Tony Khan might have already given up on the Daredevil.