Buddy Matthews is the Australian wrestler many fans first encountered in WWE as Buddy Murphy. His career spans WWE championship runs and an AEW chapter tied to the House of Black; comments he made in 2025 about an ankle injury, a faction name, and a possible Rhea Ripley storyline should be understood as dated remarks, not updates on his status today.
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- Recreate favorite matches, pose in a menacing stance and pair with another figure to battle it out!
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Who is Buddy Matthews?
- His real name is Matthew Adams. ESPN lists his birth date as September 26, 1988, and his billed height as 5-foot-11. AEW bills him from Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. ESPN’s profile and AEW’s roster profile provide those details.
- Buddy Murphy is the name many WWE fans know. Murphy was his WWE-era ring name before he became known as Buddy Matthews. ESPN’s profile records his WWE career; a secondary profile lists both names among his wrestling and game identities. ESPN · The SmackDown Hotel
What did he accomplish in WWE?
- He reached WWE’s main roster in 2018. ESPN records his main-roster debut as February 20, 2018. ESPN’s career profile
- He won the WWE Cruiserweight Championship. ESPN lists one reign, beginning October 6, 2018. ESPN’s profile
- He won tag-team championships with two different partners. ESPN credits him with the NXT Tag Team Championship alongside Wesley Blake and the Raw Tag Team Championship alongside Seth Rollins. ESPN’s championship record
- Murphy’s Law is his listed signature move. The name appears in ESPN’s profile. ESPN
What is his AEW connection?
- His AEW story is closely associated with the House of Black. Matthews joined Malakai Black and Brody King in the group after arriving in AEW in 2022. ESPN credits the trio with an AEW World Trios Championship. ESPN’s profile · AEW’s roster profile
- In 2025, he described the Hounds of Hell name as a continuation of the group identity. In an interview with Chris Van Vliet, recapped by Jason Powell on April 30, 2025, Matthews said: “It’s still House of Black, it’s just not under that name.” That is his account at the time, not confirmation of the group’s configuration in October 2026. ProWrestling.net’s interview recap
What did Matthews say about his injury and a possible WWE return?
- He gave a first-person account of an ankle injury in 2025. In the April 30, 2025 interview recap, Matthews said imaging showed a partial ligament tear and cartilage damage, but no fracture. He also described a gradual return to activity. Those comments document what he reported then; they do not establish his current injury or recovery status. ProWrestling.net
- He expressed interest in working with Rhea Ripley, not a confirmed plan to return to WWE. In the same interview, Matthews said, “I would love to do something with her,” while discussing a hypothetical on-screen storyline and their chemistry. The comment was an expression of interest, not an announcement of a WWE deal or return. Interview recap
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