The Bollywood Boyz have offered a candid update on their status in professional wrestling, confirming that neither WWE nor AEW has recently presented them with an offer.

The tag team, known in WWE as The Singh Brothers, responded to a social-media question about whether either of the two major promotions had reached out. Their answer was direct: while they believe they can still contribute at a high level, no deal has materialized.

“We appreciate that! 🙏🏽 We’ve always believed we have plenty left to give at the highest level. Full transparency – zero offers. If there’s one thing we’ve learned in these past 5 years, never be embarrassed to struggle. We’re focused on continuing to put in the work. 💪🏾”

The statement puts the brothers’ current situation into clear terms. They are not framing themselves as retired from pursuing major-promotion work, nor are they suggesting that an agreement is imminent. Instead, they are continuing to work while openly acknowledging that no recent WWE or AEW offer has arrived.

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The Bollywood Boyz previously spent time under the WWE umbrella as The Singh Brothers. They departed the company in 2021 and have not signed with another major promotion since. In the years since, they have continued their careers on the independent scene, building their work around the experience, presentation, and tag-team chemistry they developed over years together.

A Clear Message About Their Status

The brothers’ response stands out because it does not rely on vague language. Wrestling fans frequently speculate about unsigned performers, particularly those with prior national television exposure and an established identity as a team. The Bollywood Boyz addressed that speculation by stating plainly that the current number of offers from WWE or AEW is zero.

That does not change the confidence behind their message. They said they have always believed they have “plenty left to give at the highest level,” a position reinforced by their continued willingness to work and pursue opportunities. Their focus, as they described it, is not on hiding the difficulty of the process but on meeting it through continued effort.

The line about not being embarrassed to struggle is especially revealing. It acknowledges the uncertainty that can come after a major-company departure without treating that uncertainty as a final verdict on a wrestler’s career. For the Bollywood Boyz, the priority remains staying active and continuing to put in the work rather than presenting an image of effortless momentum.

That approach is significant for a tandem whose greatest strength has always been their ability to operate as an established unit. A tag team has to maintain more than individual conditioning and ring readiness. It also has to preserve timing, trust, shared presentation, and the chemistry that gives a pairing a recognizable identity. The Bollywood Boyz have continued forward together, keeping that foundation intact while working outside a long-term major-promotion contract.

Appreciation for AEW and ROH Appearances

In a follow-up response, the Bollywood Boyz also addressed their previous work at AEW and Ring of Honor tapings. They made clear that those appearances were valued and that they enjoyed performing in front of the crowds at those events.

“We’ve always appreciated the opportunities to show up at AEW/ROH tapings. The crowds are always great! Still feel we are different than many and we stand out. We can fit into any tag team division on any roster.”

The team last wrestled for AEW in 2023 and for ROH in 2024. Their comments do not indicate that either promotion has offered them a contract, and the brothers had already clarified that they have received no recent offers from AEW. Still, their remarks leave no doubt that they view the past opportunities positively.

They also used the follow-up to make their case as a versatile team. The Bollywood Boyz believe their act is distinct from much of the tag-team field and that they can work within any roster’s division. That is a broad statement, but it is also a straightforward one: they see their value as extending beyond one particular promotion, format, or audience.

There is a practical reason that assertion matters. Established tag teams are often judged not only on their in-ring performances but on whether they arrive with a complete presentation. The Bollywood Boyz have a long-running partnership and a recognizable name, which allows them to be viewed as a functioning team rather than two singles wrestlers being paired together for a temporary program. Their comments emphasize that they believe this identity can translate wherever an opening exists.

Life After WWE

The Bollywood Boyz’ WWE tenure as The Singh Brothers remains an important part of their professional history. Their departure in 2021 marked the start of the current independent chapter of their careers. Since then, they have not secured a deal with a major promotion, but they have also not stepped away from the goal of returning to that level.

The distinction is important. Being unsigned by WWE, AEW, or another major company does not mean a wrestler is inactive, and the brothers’ own comments center on continuing to work. Their message is not built around demanding an opportunity or claiming that one has been promised. It is built around availability, perseverance, and a belief that their team remains capable of contributing.

For fans who remember them primarily from WWE television, the update provides an unvarnished picture of where they stand. They are experienced performers with a prior WWE run, later appearances at AEW and ROH tapings, and a desire to compete on a larger stage again. At the same time, there is no indication of an active offer or forthcoming signing from WWE or AEW.

The brothers’ willingness to say that publicly may resonate with wrestlers and fans alike. Careers in wrestling can involve long stretches of uncertainty between major opportunities, particularly for performers who leave a national platform and seek to establish the next phase of their careers. The Bollywood Boyz are not denying that reality. They are instead presenting it as part of a process that requires persistence.

Why the Tag-Team Point Matters

The Bollywood Boyz’ claim that they can fit into any tag-team division is ultimately the central argument in their update. They are not merely saying that they want to be signed. They are saying they possess an identity that can be inserted into a division and immediately understood by an audience.

That confidence comes from their history as a longtime duo. Teams that have been together for an extended period can offer a promotion a different type of depth than a newly formed pairing. Their coordination is already established, and their connection is part of the act itself. The Bollywood Boyz are leaning into that fact as they continue to seek larger opportunities.

They also believe they stand out. Whether a promotion agrees is a separate question, and no recent WWE or AEW offer has been made. But the brothers are clearly not presenting themselves as interchangeable additions to a roster. Their position is that they bring a recognizable style and a developed team dynamic that can add something distinctive to a tag division.

That message is paired with gratitude rather than frustration. They thanked the person who raised the question, spoke appreciatively about the AEW and ROH tapings they have worked, praised those crowds, and then returned to their central objective: continuing the work.

No Signing News, but No Retreat Either

As of their latest comments, there is no WWE or AEW offer for the Bollywood Boyz to announce. There is likewise no indication that either company is close to signing the team. Their last AEW match came in 2023, while their most recent ROH appearance was in 2024.

What the brothers have made clear is that they remain interested, prepared, and confident in their ability to work at the highest level. Their path since leaving WWE in 2021 has required them to keep moving without the security of a major-company contract, and they are not concealing that challenge.

For now, the Bollywood Boyz’ outlook is defined by continued independent work and a public belief that the right opportunity could still arrive. Their message is simple: there have been zero recent offers from WWE or AEW, but they are still putting in the work and still see a place for themselves in any major tag-team division.

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