Billy Gunn is dealing with two stress fractures. Making his in-ring debut in 1989, Billy Gunn has over 35 years of professional wrestling experience. Joining AEW in 2019, the 61-year-old works as both a producer and an on-screen talent, most recently being paired with Anthony Bowens during his singles run. However, giving an update on […]
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MVP sets the record straight. Back in August, Fightful Select reported that it was well known backstage in AEW that MVP harbours a dislike for ‘Speedball’ Mike Bailey, with several talents claiming that he made it clear he didn’t want The Hurt Syndicate to drop the AEW World Tag Team Championship to JetSpeed. During the
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Samoa Joe has no time for selfishness in wrestling. Earlier this week, Darby Allin told The Ariel Helwani Show that ‘egotistical wrestlers’ were a cancer that had been cut out of AEW, stressing the importance of talent working together to create the best product for fans. Now, while not talking specifically about one company in
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AEW announcers couldn’t mention Andrade after his return. Earlier this week, it was revealed on Wrestling Observer Radio that WWE had sent a legal letter to AEW regarding Andrade’s non-compete clause, explaining why the 35-year-old had been off-screen since October 1. Still, fans picked up on the company not acknowledging the star’s return in any way, and
Jericho’s WWE return looks to be on the horizon. Speculation has been growing in recent months that Chris Jericho could be set for a WWE return once his AEW contract expires. Dave Meltzer reported on Wrestling Observer Radio yesterday that several people within WWE believe the move is happening, and now a major update has
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The recent AEW returnee could be set for a lengthy spell on the sidelines. Earlier today, Dave Meltzer revealed on Wrestling Observer Radio that WWE had sent a legal letter to AEW concerning Andrade’s non-compete clause, shedding light on his onscreen absence since returning to the promotion on 1 October. Mike Johnson of PWInsider Elite
WWE didn’t want policy violations to provide a loophole to work elsewhere. Due to the short turnaround between leaving WWE and returning to AEW, it was initially believed Andrade didn’t have a non-compete clause attached to his departure. However, after he’d been missing from programming since his comeback, it was clarified earlier today on Wrestling
WWE has reportedly sent AEW a legal letter. On September 13, it emerged that Andrade had left WWE with immediate effect, and it wasn’t long before he made his next move. Just over two weeks later, the 35-year-old shockingly returned to All Elite Wrestling, attacking Kenny Omega on Dynamite and joining The Don Callis Family.
Samoa Joe may be done with wrestling after his current deal expires. Being notable for his respective time in ROH, TNA, WWE and now AEW, few wrestlers have achieved a wide array of success quite like Samoa Joe. With over 25 years of in-ring experience, ‘The Samoan Submission Machine’ is an icon of the industry
Powerhouse Hobbs almost didn’t reply to AEW’s offer in 2020. Fans of All Elite Wrestling have seen Powerhouse Hobbs grow as a performer on Dynamite and Collision since his debut five years ago. The 34-year-old is a former TNT Champion and is currently one-third of the AEW World Trios Champions, gaining momentum as part of
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