AEW may soon have one less championship. At present, not including Ring of Honor, AEW have a total of eight active championships across their respective divisions, a number that rises to 15 when their sister company is included. The topic of whether the promotion has too many titles is something that’s been long debated among […]
All Elite Wrestling returns to pay-per-view this Sunday as the sixth-annual Revolution takes place at the Crypto.com Arena (formerly the Staples Center) in Los Angeles, California. While AEW pay-per-views always generate excitement, Revolution stands out each year. Whether it’s the longer buildup as AEW’s first major event of the year or the fact that WWE
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More than ever, the AEW world title scene is getting dragged on the larger social media ecosystem for various (and understandable) reasons. While current champion Jon Moxley has been the ultimate “break glass incase of emergency” talent, it’s hard to deny that this current run at the top lacks the focus and intensity that
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More names are reportedly set to leave AEW. On February 10, it emerged that Malakai Black, Miro and Ricky Starks had all left AEW, with Leyla Hirsch being added to the list of departures just a few weeks later when her contract was allowed to expire. In a new update, some more names now look
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Returns plans are reportedly underway for The Young Bucks. The Young Bucks haven’t been seen in AEW since they lost the World Tag Team Championships to Private Party on the October 30 edition of Dynamite. Since then, the pair have their return to Japan and have even had a short reign as the IWGP Tag
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Will Ospreay has opened up on his decision to go to AEW, Triple H’s comments about him and more. In February 2024, Will Ospreay officially became ‘All Elite’ four months after first putting pen to paper. The 31-year-old is now a regular highlight of AEW’s weekly programming and is a former two-time AEW International Champion,
Jamie Hayter is believed to be in the process of renewing her visa. It’s been just under six weeks since Jamie Hayter last appeared on AEW TV, with the Brit last defeating Julia Hart on the January 22 edition of Dynamite. Since then, many have wondered why Hayter has been absent from the company’s weekly
MJF has discussed his current contract and John Cena’s heel turn. During his reign as the AEW World Champion, MJF would often reference his contract status with All Elite Wrestling, making it clear that his deal at the time was set to expire at the end of 2024. However, when he returned to the company
Rey Fenix is reportedly now a free agent. Last month, it emerged that Ricky Starks, Malakai Black, Miro and Leyla Hirsch had all left All Elite Wrestling. However, notable by his absence from the departures was Rey Fenix, particularly since the former International Champion had made it clear that he wanted to leave the company
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More AEW departures could be on the way. In February, it was revealed that Malakai Black, Ricky Starks and Miro had all departed All Elite Wrestling after they each had had their respective frustrations with the company. Then, on Thursday, it was reported that Leyla Hirsch was set to become a free agent after her
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