Shane "Swerve" Strickland is ALL ELITE! After weeks of rumors surrounding his future, the former WWE Superstar officially signed for AEW during the company's Revolution pay-per-view on Sunday, March 6 ... and the crowd was more than happy to see him.

It all went down at the Addition Financial Arena in Orlando, Florida immediately following the Face Of The Revolution Ladder Match, which was won by Wardlow. Tony Schiavone stood on the ramp and announced that he was about to introduce AEW's newest free agent acquisition -- Swerve Strickland. The crowd went wild as Swerve emerged from the back and joined Schiavone at the top of the ramp. Schiavone offered Swerve the contract and the former NXT North American Champion signed on the dotted line then and there.

Swerve then got on the mic and began to ask the crowd a question, but the crowd answered before he'd even finished asking. "WHOSE HOUSE?!" Swerve asked the Orlando crowd, who dutifully and gleefully responded, "SWERVE'S HOUSE!"

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Strickland was released by WWE along with the three remaining members of his Hit Row stable on Thursday, November 18. The fourth member of Hit Row, B-Fab, was released a few weeks earlier. Hit Row was called up to WWE's main roster from NXT during the 2021 WWE draft. The group made its main roster debut on the October 22 edition of SmackDown following a successful stint in NXT.

In WWE, Strickland was known as Isaiah "Swerve" Scott. He signed for the company in April 2019 and reported for duty at the Performance Center. He made his in-ring NXT debut on May 1 of that year in a dark match defeat to Cameron Grimes. Swerve defeated Bronson Reed for the championship on June 29, 2021and held the title for 105 days before losing it to its current holder, Carmelo Hayes.