AEW All Out September 26 2026 results from last night at the NOW Arena gave AEW a pay-per-view that repeatedly showed the best and most excessive versions of the company on the same night. Will Ospreay finally defeated Jon Moxley to retain the AEW World Championship, the Young Bucks survived Adam Copeland and Christian Cage … Read more
AEW returns to Chicago tonight for All Out from the NOW Arena, and for a card loaded with championships, stipulations and potential show-stealers, everything ultimately comes back to one question: is Will Ospreay truly ready to make the AEW World Championship his championship? Winning it from Kenny Omega at All In: London completed the chase. … Read more
AEW Dynamite, August 12, 2026 saw AEW move another step closer to All In without pretending every step was equally important. Last night’s Dynamite from Las Vegas had a very good main event, the overdue return of Swerve Strickland, MJF continuing to force himself into the World Championship conversation and several meaningful Wembley developments, but … Read more
AEW Collision delivered one of its strongest Thursday-night episodes from the Masonic Temple Theatre in Detroit, using the hometown arrival of the Motor City Machine Guns, an excellent Will Ospreay versus Daniel Garcia main event and several meaningful All In developments to maintain the momentum created by Dynamite. The show was not perfect. There were … Read more
AEW enters Nashville tonight with one final opportunity to make Redemption feel like an important pay-per-view instead of another stop on the road to All In. Last week’s Dynamite and Collision assembled nearly the entire card for Sunday, but building matches quickly and making people genuinely care about them are two different things. Kenny Omega … Read more
AEW Dynamite last night had a very clear mission coming out of Forbidden Door: move past the chaos of the crossover pay-per-view without losing the damage, consequences and momentum that came with it. From San Diego, AEW built the episode around two championship situations, several immediate Forbidden Door follow-ups and a dangerous bridge toward next … Read more
Tonight’s three-hour AEW Dynamite and Collision special from North Charleston felt like the kind of show that showed both sides of AEW at the same time: the company’s greatest strength and its biggest ongoing problem. In the ring, this was a loaded, fast-moving night built around strong wrestling, title stakes, faction chaos and a major … Read more
AEW does not need another set of tag team titles. What it does need is structure, urgency and a reason for its tag division to feel like one of the company’s biggest selling points again. That is why a potential AEW Tag Team Continental Classic makes so much sense. Not as a new championship concept. … 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’s Full Gear 2025 in Newark wasn’t just another PPV — it was a pivot point. The show reinforced AEW’s commitment to long-term narrative, elevated its midcard in meaningful ways, and recalibrated its main event scene with both shock and structure. Samoa Joe’s steel‑cage victory over Hangman Adam Page, HOOK’s betrayal, and Swerve Strickland’s return … Read more
