AEW has officially entered the road to Forbidden Door, but the company is not simply rushing toward another pay-per-view and throwing random crossover matches together for the sake of filling a card. The fallout from Double or Nothing has immediately created several compelling directions across Dynamite and Collision. MJF reclaimed the AEW World Championship from … Read more
Wrestling fans may need multiple screens, a carefully planned schedule and a significant amount of patience on Sunday, June 28th. Shawn Michaels announced today that WWE NXT Great American Bash will air live on The CW on Sunday, June 28th at 7 p.m. ET. The announcement officially places one of NXT’s biggest summer events on … Read more
AEW is turning an unfortunate situation into a major opportunity for its women’s division. During tonight’s episode of AEW Collision, the company announced that a new TBS Champion will be crowned in the first-ever Survival of the Fittest match in AEW history. The announcement comes after Willow Nightingale was forced to relinquish the championship due … Read more
The wrestling free-agent market is never as simple as a date on a calendar. Contracts expire, options get picked up, injury time can be added, filming commitments can shift timelines, and in some cases, talent are working without traditional deals at all. That is why Fightful’s updated contract-expiration tracker is valuable: it puts a cleaner … Read more
AEW came out of Double or Nothing with a lot to answer for, and last night’s three-hour Dynamite and Collision special did exactly what a fallout show is supposed to do: it reset the board, followed through on the biggest pay-per-view turns, and started building the road to Forbidden Door without pretending Sunday’s chaos did … Read more
AEW walks into tonight’s three-hour Dynamite and Collision special with a rare kind of momentum because Double or Nothing did not just give the company a strong pay-per-view, it reset the entire top of the board. MJF is once again AEW World Champion. Darby Allin’s chaotic, gutsy and heavily worked title reign is over. Kevin … Read more
AEW has officially added a new pay-per-view to its 2026 calendar, and the company is taking it north of the border. AEW Redemption will take place Sunday, July 26, from Centre Bell in Montreal, Quebec, giving All Elite Wrestling a fresh event name, a major Canadian arena and another stop in what has become an … Read more
AEW Double or Nothing last night felt like a true reset point for the company’s summer direction. From the Buy In to the main event, the show was loaded with title changes, major angles, chaotic match layouts, predictable but still important creative decisions, and one of the biggest legend signings AEW could make for the … Read more
With AEW Double or Nothing 2026 going down tonight, now feels like the right time to look back at what this pay-per-view has meant to the company from the beginning. Double or Nothing is not just another AEW event. It is the show that launched the promotion, became its Memorial Day weekend tradition and, at … Read more
AEW Double or Nothing arrives tonight with a card that feels stacked, chaotic, exciting, frustrating and important all at once. This is the kind of pay-per-view AEW loves to build around — major championship matches, tournament stakes, violent stipulations, international flavor and enough moving pieces to carry the company into the summer. But tonight is … Read more
