Last night’s AEW Double or Nothing PPV event saw MJF lose in decisive fashion to his former bodyguard Wardlow, before being stretchered to the back. Many fans questioned whether the match would even take place however, as reports emerged in the build-up to the show that MJF had no-showed a Fanfest event, and additionally had […]
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With AEW providing yet another incredible night of pro-wrestling last night at Double or Nothing, eyes are now on the future of the company, with the historic Forbiddeb Door PPV just around the corner. Looking even further past that however, it appears as though AEW are planning to return to the Arthur Ashe stadium once
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The multi-billion dollar merger between WarnerMedia and Discovery earlier this year casted doubt in the mind of many fans over AEW’s future on TBS and TNT, with Discovery’s reception to having pro-wrestling on their television networks unknown at the time. These fears have now been quashed however, as AEW President Tony Khan met with Warner
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Results: WARDLOW DEFEATED MJF: After the match, Wardlow was announced as signed to AEW & a Wardlow is “All Elite” graphic displayed on the big screens. THE HARDYS DEFEATED THE YOUNG BUCKS: JADE CARGILL DEFEATED ANNA JAY (TBS CHAMPIONSHIP: During the match, the Baddies and Mark Sterling caused minor distractions. John Silver came down and
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MJF’s Double or Nothing opener with Wardlow was seemingly in doubt until the last minute, with The Pinnacle’s leader reportedly arriving at the T-Mobile Arena just in time for his scheduled match, before immediately leaving following it’s completion. Many speculated that MJF may have completely walked out on AEW, potentially throwing plans up into the
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Last night was All Elite Wrestling’s Double Or Nothing event. It’s well known that AEW only produce four pay-per-view events a year with the rest of their specials being on the weekly TV show. Though, fans still may have been surprised to see the event run over four and a half hours. It was jam-packed
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CM Punk capped off an incredible night of wrestling during the main event of last night’s Double or Nothing PPV by defeating Hangman Adam Page to capture the AEW World Championship. Punk now finds himself the top male championship holder of a major wrestling promotion for the first time since January 2013, and the Chicago
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For a company which has just recently completed its third year, AEW has done extremely well when it comes to making a name for itself and providing a wrestling product that is different from WWE. Tony Khan and co. have made sure that there is not only a viable option for fans but also the
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Last night’s Double or Nothing PPV event saw CM Punk capture the AEW World Championship from Hangman Adam Page, with Page’s internal conflict allowing Punk to capitalise and deliver the deciding GTS to end what was an outstanding match for the gold. During the post-show media scrum, Punk discussed Page’s comments claiming himself to be
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Speculation was rife in the build-up to last night’s Double or Nothing PPV, with MJF no-showing a meet and greet and then reportedly having a flight booked in his name out of Las Vegas. Ultimately, MJF did appear on last night’s show, opening the show with an emphatic defeat to Wardlow before being stretchered out
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