Mike Santana expresses gratitude. In March 2024, Mike Santana’s AEW exit was confirmed. The 34-year-old was one of Tony Khan’s earliest acquisitions, but, after feeling as if he wasn’t making enough progress in the company, Santana asked for his release. Despite this, he’s now expressed gratitude for the opportunity afforded to him by All Elite […]
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Mercedes Moné has reflected on her All In match. On July 12, at Globe Life Field, Mercedes Moné challenged Toni Storm for the AEW Women’s World Championship. Still the TBS Champion, the woman known as ‘The CEO’ came into the match still yet to be pinned or submitted since joining the All Elite Wrestling roster,
Hangman Page has reflected on his time competing in the G1 Climax. Each year, wrestling fans across the world look forward to the G1 Climax as New Japan hosts its annual round-robin tournament to determine who will challenge for the IWGP World Heavyweight Championship at Wrestle Kingdom. The tournament features performers from both the NJPW
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Marina Shafir directly asked Jon Moxley for help in AEW. For almost a year, AEW’s programming has been dominated by Jon Moxley and The Death Riders. When the group was rebranded from The Blackpool Combat Club, Marina Shafir stood alongside the former AEW World Champion, and the she quickly became a huge part of the
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MVP says The Hurt Syndicate are here to make stars. In October, Bobby Lashley joined Shelton Benjamin and MVP in AEW to form the stable known as The Hurt Syndicate. The team became World Tag Team Champions in January and added MJF to their ranks the following May. With the group currently going from strength
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Another of AEW’s top stars looks to be taking some time off. This past Wednesday’s episode of AEW Dynamite saw Don Callis repeatedly refer to Kenny Omega as “dead” following his match with Kazuchika Okada at AEW: All In. With Omega having been absent from both Dynamite and this week’s Collision taping, Fightful Select have
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Scorpio Sky once thought his AEW run was over. On July 5, Scorpio Sky returned to AEW TV for the first time in almost a year. The star re-emerged when he answered Max Caster’s open challenge, securing a win in just under a minute, and he’s now reflected on his AEW absence. Speaking on the
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Will Ospreay is taking time away. At All In Texas, Will Ospreay teamed up with Swerve Strickland to defeat The Young Bucks, meaning the former AEW World Tag Team Champions are no longer EVPs. Then, in the main event of the night, ‘The Aerial Assassin’ emerge to attempt to come to the aid of Hangman
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Mike Santana reflects on why he left AEW. In August of 2019, Mike Santana made his AEW debut alongside his then tag team partner Ortiz. The 34-year-old remained part of the company for almost five years, competing in his final match there in October 2023 and officially leaving the company in March of the following
Tony Khan recalls finding out Dragon Lee had signed with WWE. On December 28, 2022, Dragon Lee and Dralistico defeated FTR for the AAA World Tag Team Championships. However, immediately after the match, the duo vacated the titles as Lee announced that he’d signed with WWE. This led to tension between AAA and AEW, with