AEW All In is still over a month away. In the meantime, there is still one more PPV on the road to Wembley: this coming Sunday’s Redemption in Montreal, Canada. Multiple titles are on the line, including proud Kenny Omega defending AEW World Championship on home soil against TNT Champion Kevin Knight. There, is however, […]
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Wrestling Weekend: The Biggest Takeaway From Each Major Event Over The Past Two Days
Wrestling fans had themselves a very stacked schedule over the weekend. WWE began it on Saturday with Night of Champions, which saw the coronation of the King and Queen of the Ring, among other matches. TNA then kicked off Sunday’s action with Slammiversary, where every title was defended. After that, WWE and AEW traded blows […]
Wrestling Weekend: 4 Takeaways from WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event 44 And AEW Double Or Nothing
Wrestling had a massive doubleheader over the weekend. On Saturday, WWE held Saturday Night’s Main Event, featuring among other things, three title matches. After that, AEW held Double or Nothing on Sunday, its WrestleMania equivalent with multiple title matches and the beginning of the Owen Hart Tournament. Here are four lessons to be learned from […]
Who Should Challenge MJF at AEW Double Or Nothing? 3 Way-Too-Early Candidates
MJF is still the AEW World Champion. At Sunday’s Dynasty, “The Devil” retained the title against Kenny Omega after a high-stakes main event. The ending came when MJF exploited a ref bump to hit a piledriver onto a table outside the ring. It marked the fifth (televised) defense of his second reign, which began at […]
Adam Page Can Never Fight For The AEW World Championship Again. Now What?
Adam Page has done the unthinkable: he has made himself ineligible to fight for a championship, ever. At Sunday’s AEW Revolution, “Hangman” failed to reclaim the AEW World Championship from MJF in a Last Chance Texas Deathmatch. The Last Chance stipulation was one that Page had invoked when MJF initially refused to accept his Deathmatch […]
3 Takeaways From AEW’s World’s End 2025
On Saturday, AEW held World’s End, its final PPV of 2025. Bannered by multiple title matches and the Continental Classic semifinals, it delivered its fair share of action, drama, and spectacle. Here are three major lessons learned from the event. 3) Konosuke Takeshita May Be Floundering On paper, Konosuke Takeshita should be a magnificent wrestler. […]
Why Signing Danhausen Could Be An Important Move For WWE In 2026
Danhausen’s contract in AEW is set to expire in February, making him a free agent. The “very nice, very evil” wrestler has not had a match in the company since 2023. So, why should WWE sign the cartoonish antihero when he is finally free? There are a lot more reasons than one might think. Danhausen […]
8 Excellent Wrestlers Who Could Use A Fresh Start In A Different Promotion
It is far from unheard of for wrestlers of any promotion to fall through the cracks and not have they’re deserved time in the spotlight, and going to a new company presents a golden opportunity to reinvent yourself as a new kayfabe character. 1) Britt Baker AEW does not seem too interested in bringing back […]
Has Jon Moxley’s Time As Leader Of The Death Riders Come To An End?
Jon Moxley has been a staple on AEW television since its inception. The Cincinnati native is the only man to hold the AEW World Heavyweight Championship four times. He has also won the International Championship. Moxley co-founded the Blackpool Combat Club and later assumed sole leadership, transitioning the group to the Death Riders. Both those […]
How Many Championships Does AEW Really Need?
This past Wednesday on Dynamite, AEW owner Tony Khan revealed a new championship: the National Championship. It will become the sixth men’s singles title in the promotion, and its first holder will be crowned at Full Gear. It is also the second title introduced by the company this year after the Women’s Tag Team Championships, […]