AEW’s Dax Harwood has tipped Kevin Knight to be the promotion’s ace. Kevin Knight and ‘Speedball’ Mike Bailey, known collectively as JetSpeed, have been a phenomenal addition to AEW’s tag team division in 2025. While the pair have yet to capture the AEW World Tag Team Championship, they have already gone toe-to-toe with some of […]
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Andrade reportedly walked out of The Crash XIV Aniversario. Since September, Andrade has been a huge topic of conversation. Whether it be his sudden WWE departure, his shock AEW return or the controversy regarding his potential one-year non-compete clause, the star hasn’t been able to avoid the headlines for long over the last few months.
Newell and Alize’s AEW involvement has been a topic of controversy as of late. Following the absence of Nixon Newell and Miranda Alize from the November 8 edition of AEW Collision, conflicting reports emerged over the reasons for their non-appearance. Fightful Select later reported that there were also disagreements surrounding the pair’s debut on November
The pair’s absence from last night’s show has been a topic of controversy. The October 8 edition of AEW Collision was initially set to feature Miranda Alize and Nixon Newell facing Anna Jay and Tay Conti ahead of the tournament to crown the first AEW Women’s World Tag Team Champions. However, TayJay instead took on
‘The Real Deal’ has caught the attention of All Elite Wrestling. On October 9, Zayda Steel announced on X that she had chosen not to renew her WWE ID contract. During her time under the deal, she competed in nine matches for EVOLVE, winning one singles bout and one tag team contest, while also making
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AEW has changed, says Kingston. On July 31, 2020, it was revealed that Eddie Kingston had officially signed with All Elite Wrestling, just days after the ‘Mad King’ answered then-TNT Champion Cody Rhodes’ open challenge. In an interview with Busted Open Radio, Eddie Kingston was asked if AEW is still the same company he joined
The promo set Kingston on the path he walks today. On July 4, 2020, Eddie Kingston called out Zack Sabre Jr., Nick Aldis, and Cody Rhodes during a promo at ICW No Holds Barred Volume 3: Deathmatch Drive-In. Kingston would go on to challenge Rhodes for the TNT Championship during his open challenge before officially
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The leader of the Death Riders was there for the ‘Mad King’. Eddie Kingston made his long-awaited return to All Elite Wrestling at AEW: All Out on September 20, defeating Big Bill. Kingston had been out of action since May 2024 after suffering a fractured tibia, torn ACL, and torn meniscus during a match with
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Will Ospreay is reportedly still a long way from returning. Having undergone successful neck surgery in mid-September, Will Ospreay recently began a lengthy spell on the sidelines. However, after the Body Alignment Clinic’s recent Instagram post featuring Ospreay was captioned with ‘Jan 2026’, speculation mounted over whether this was hinting at a possible timeframe for
There are no plans to rewrite history in the upcoming release. On November 4, AEW will release their first official book, titled ‘This Book Is All Elite: The Inside Story of All Elite Wrestling.’ Since the announcement, many fans have speculated whether Cody Rhodes would be omitted due to the nature of his 2022 departure.
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