Spoiler warning: Full spoilers for this Saturday’s AEW Collision are below. AEW taped this Saturday’s Collision following Wednesday’s Dynamite in Edmonton, and the final stop before Sunday’s AEW Dynasty pay-per-view appears to feature one major title change, a notable return, and a few last-minute developments that could slightly reshape the feel of the card heading … Read more
Spoiler Warning: This article contains full spoilers from last night’s AEW Collision taping ahead of tonight’s broadcast. AEW taped this week’s Collision on Wednesday night, April 1, in Winnipeg following Dynamite, and the show was built less around major shocks and more around strengthening the stories already heading into Dynasty on April 12. That approach … Read more
What makes this story so important is that it is not really a wrestling story at all. It is a media industry story that just happens to have AEW sitting right in the middle of it. That is the part that makes this feel bigger than the usual television rights conversation. This is not simply … Read more
March is Women’s History Month, which is basically my excuse to talk about the women who actually moved the needle — not just the ones with the loudest presentation, but the ones who built real equity with fans and then turned that equity into moments that mattered. That’s Willow Nightingale. Because if you’ve watched wrestling … Read more
AEW rolled into Denver with a Revolution mandate: stop circling the pay-per-view and start locking it in. “Mile High Madness” wasn’t built like a placeholder episode; it was built like a fuse. Jon Moxley opened the night by reminding everyone why his brand of championship wrestling is so hard to derail, Gabe Kidd turned Orange … Read more
Credit/courtesy: Fightful (via Fightful Select reporting). AEW didn’t just add two familiar faces. AEW just acquired a fully-formed, television-ready tag-team act at the exact moment the company’s Women’s World Tag Team Titles need more than contenders—they need identity, heat, and structure. And the most important detail isn’t the surprise pop of an Australian debut. It’s … Read more
AEW isn’t “too big to fail.” But it is getting too big to manage the way it used to. That’s the part of this conversation that keeps getting dodged every time someone brings up the same two criticisms—“the roster is bloated” and “there are too many titles.” The easy rebuttal is that AEW has more … Read more
AEW’s three-hour Dynamite & Collision Holiday Bash from Manchester, England wasn’t just a “special episode” — it felt like a pressure-point night where everything moved at once. The Continental Classic races tightened, title challengers emerged, and then the biggest jolt of the entire build to Worlds End arrived: MJF is back, and he didn’t return … Read more
AEW closes out the year with intent tonight as Holiday Bash takes over with a special three-hour Dynamite & Collision broadcast, live from Manchester, England. This isn’t a throwaway holiday edition or a glorified clip show—this is a strategically loaded card designed to push multiple storylines forward at once while tightening the road to Worlds … Read more
Boston’s Agganis Arena hosted a high-stakes, three-hour AEW Dynamite + Collision special, serving as the final go-home show before Full Gear 2025. The night delivered pivotal matches, major announcements, and storyline developments, including Mercedes Moné unifying the ROH Women’s World TV Championship, Kazuchika Okada defeating Máscara Dorada in a Double Jeopardy match, and Jon Moxley … Read more
