Report: More STARDOM Stars Could Follow Trinity Into AEW

AEW’s working relationship with STARDOM looks like it could keep expanding after Trinity’s trio of Hazuki, Koguma and Fuwa-Chan challenged Triangle of Madness for the Artist of Stardom Championships on the October 31 Fright Night edition of Collision, a match Triangle of Madness won to retain the titles.

That appearance continues a trend that has played out over the last year, with Hazuki and Starlight Kid among the STARDOM names who have popped up on AEW programming. With the partnership between the two promotions showing no signs of slowing down, speculation is mounting that several more of STARDOM’s top stars could be next in line for AEW television time.

Among the names being floated is Rina, the 19-year-old member of the HATE stable who became the youngest winner in the history of STARDOM’s 5-STAR Grand Prix tournament this year. Her breakout 2026 run has made her one of the promotion’s most talked-about young stars, and a deeper look on AEW TV would feel like a natural next step.

Natsupoi, a six-year veteran of the STARDOM scene and a former Wonder of Stardom Champion, two-time Goddesses of Stardom Champion and three-time Artist of Stardom Champion, is also in the conversation. Having announced plans to retire at the start of 2027, an AEW appearance before she steps away would give American audiences a chance to see one of STARDOM’s most decorated performers before her in-ring career winds down.

Then there’s Suzu Suzuki, who beat Sayaka Kurara to capture the World of Stardom Championship at The Conversion 2026 and has carried the title as one of the promotion’s top faces ever since. Given AEW’s history of showcasing its partner promotions’ top champions, Suzuki putting the title on display stateside would make sense as the relationship deepens.

Finally, Saya Kamitani — widely regarded as STARDOM’s biggest draw of the past several years and already a familiar face to MLW audiences — remains an obvious target. The former World of Stardom Champion, longest-reigning Wonder of Stardom Champion in company history, and two-time Goddesses of Stardom Champion would bring instant credibility and open the door to dream matchups across AEW’s women’s division.

None of these appearances have been confirmed, but the pattern is hard to ignore. AEW has leaned increasingly on its international partnerships to freshen up both Collision and Dynamite, and the women’s division in particular has benefited from the influx of outside talent. If the Trinity trio’s title shot is any indication, fans shouldn’t be surprised to see more STARDOM names cross over in the weeks ahead. Whether it’s a one-off dream match or the start of a bigger storyline push remains to be seen, but the door between the two promotions is clearly still wide open.