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
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
The AEW All In London 2026 results ultimately came down to one image AEW had spent months trying to reach: Will Ospreay standing in Wembley Stadium with the AEW World Championship. Today’s sprawling return to London was not a perfect show, and there were stretches where AEW’s tendency to cram every available name, championship and … Read more
The AEW All In London 2026 Preview has grown into a 13-match marathon at Wembley Stadium, with eight matches on the main card and five more packed into a two-hour Buy-In. The depth is undeniable. Kenny Omega and Will Ospreay have the ability to produce an unforgettable AEW World Championship main event, Jon Moxley and … 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 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 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
Joey Janela’s Spring Break X was never going to be a normal wrestling show, and it would have been a problem if it tried to be. The tenth Spring Break came to Las Vegas during The Collective with the same anything-can-happen identity that turned this event into one of WrestleMania week’s true institutions, but this … Read more
Maple Leaf Pro hit Las Vegas last night for MULTIVERSE and delivered the kind of show that made its identity a little clearer. This was not built like a promotion running one central blood feud or one defining house style. It was built like a Scott D’Amore card during WrestleMania week: inter-promotional talent, different styles … Read more
Maple Leaf Pro is still a new promotion, but it is not a cold start. Scott D’Amore has positioned it as both a revival of the old Maple Leaf Wrestling name and a modern international project built around partnerships, outside talent, and a presentation that feels closer to a traditional supercard than a stripped-down indie. … Read more
