AEW Dynamite and Collision September 23, 2026 Preview: Ospreay and Moxley Take Final Tests Before All Out

AEW has three hours tonight and one final opportunity to make Saturday’s All Out feel essential. AEW Dynamite and Collision September 23, 2026 comes live from Fishers Event Center in Fishers, Indiana, with two hours of Dynamite followed by one hour of Collision for AEW’s final television stop before All Out this Saturday at NOW … Read more

AEW Dynamite September 16, 2026 Results & Recap: Death Riders Defeat United Empire, Okada vs. Ciampa Set for All Out

AEW Dynamite September 16, 2026 came to Chartway Arena in Norfolk, Virginia, with one job: turn a crowded collection of All Out possibilities into an actual pay-per-view card. Tonight finally did that. Jon Moxley, PAC and Gabe Kidd defeated Will Ospreay, Andrade El Idolo and Francesco Akira in a violent main event; “Hangman” Adam Page, … Read more

AEW Dynamite September 16, 2026 Preview: Ospreay and Moxley Lead Trios War, All Out Still Needs a Card

The AEW Dynamite September 16, 2026 Preview arrives at an uncomfortable point for the company. Tonight’s show airs live at 8 p.m. ET on TBS and HBO Max from Chartway Arena in Norfolk, Virginia, with AEW only ten days away from All Out. Four matches have been announced, several champions are wrestling and the two … Read more

AEW Dynamite Rebel Heart September 9, 2026 Results & Recap: Rebel and Britt Baker Reunite, Steven Borden Wins TV Debut, FTR Costs Young Bucks

AEW Dynamite Rebel Heart belonged to Rebel. Broadcast live from Akins Ford Arena in Athens, Georgia, on TBS and HBO Max, last night’s show was named after Tanea Brooks, but AEW did not reduce her return to a diagnosis or turn her into a symbol instead of a person. Rebel revived The Waiting Room with … Read more

AEW Dynamite Rebel Heart September 9, 2026 Preview: Rebel Takes Center Stage, Ospreay Faces Finlay

AEW Dynamite Rebel Heart is not an ordinary themed episode, and treating it like one would miss the entire point. Tonight’s show airs live at 8 p.m. ET on TBS and HBO Max from Akins Ford Arena in Athens, Georgia, one night after Rebel’s 48th birthday, with AEW honoring Tanea “Rebel” Brooks and supporting her … Read more

The Butcher Andy Williams Dies at 48: Remembering His AEW Career, Every Time I Die Legacy and the Man Behind It All

The wrestling and music worlds are still mourning Andrew “Andy” Williams, better known to wrestling fans as The Butcher, after news broke yesterday that he had died at only 48 years old following a medical emergency during an independent wrestling match Saturday night. For wrestling fans, Williams was the massive, tattooed, mustachioed half of The … Read more

AEW Dynamite Results & Recap for September 2, 2026: Jon Moxley Becomes Will Ospreay’s First Challenger as Josh Alexander Returns

The AEW Dynamite results for September 2, 2026 had a difficult job: leave Wembley Stadium without making All In feel like yesterday’s news, establish Will Ospreay and Mercedes Moné as the new centers of their divisions, and begin the road to AEW All Out in the same night. Tonight mostly succeeded because the show had … Read more

AEW Dynamite September 2, 2026 Preview: Ospreay Must Carry Wembley Forward

The AEW Dynamite September 2, 2026 preview arrives only three nights after All In turned Wembley Stadium into a transfer-of-power ceremony—and left AEW with the harder job of making that ceremony matter on weekly television. Will Ospreay finally stands as AEW World Champion. Mercedes Moné owns the one major AEW women’s championship that had escaped … Read more

Kofi and Austin Creed Reveal WWE Wanted Them to Give Up More Than Half Their Pay—and Never Thanked Them

Kofi and Austin Creed turned one of wrestling’s worst-kept secrets into a far more revealing story on Tuesday, explaining why they rejected WWE’s proposed terms, why AEW became their only destination and how close their All In debut came to happening without finalized contracts. During their appearance on The Ariel Helwani Show, Kofi confirmed that … Read more

WWE Has the Future Standing Right in Front of It — So Why Does the Past Still Own the Main Event?

WWE future stars are not the problem. It has a problem trusting the future enough to let it become the present. That is an important difference, because this is not a company looking around the locker room wondering where the next generation is supposed to come from. Bron Breakker is already here. Oba Femi is … Read more