Last night’s AEW Dynamite Grand Slam Mexico delivered strong wrestling, a major return and several important developments on the road to AEW All In London. Inside Arena México, MJF returned to attack Andrade and reinsert himself into the AEW World Championship picture, “Hangman” Adam Page won the AEW World Trios Championship in his first match … Read more
Tonight’s AEW Dynamite arrives at an important point on the road to All In London with eight advertised matches, two championship defenses and several stories that need real movement. Will Ospreay will face former United Empire partner Mark Davis in a Mexico City Street Fight less than four weeks before challenging Kenny Omega for the … 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 Dynamite entered tonight with a difficult assignment. Redemption ended with Will Ospreay refusing to help the Death Riders destroy Kenny Omega, only for Omega to repay him with a One-Winged Angel. It was an ending designed to create intrigue, but it also left the AEW World Championship story buried beneath conflicting motivations, shifting alliances … 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 AEW Dynamite arrives from San Diego with AEW needing to do more than simply deliver a pay-per-view fallout show. Forbidden Door was a major reset point for the company’s summer direction, and now Dynamite has to connect the violence, title movement, tournament consequences, and character shifts into something that feels urgent heading into the … 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 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
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
