Jade Cargill Likely To Join WWE After Reportedly Leaving To AEW
High-profile AEW star Jade Cargill is reportedly leaving AEW to join WWE, their rival company. Jade Cargill, a former TBS champion, surprised everyone by appearing in AEW’s Collision event in Cincinnati this month, where she faced off against Kris Statlander. According to Better Wrestling Experience, WWE had discussions with the 31-year-old AEW star about a contract last Saturday. However, she made her return to Collision at the same time. Fightful Select also reported that it’s likely Cargill’s time with AEW came to an end at Rampage this week. Additionally, her last appearance in AEW is expected to be on AEW Dynamite in Cincinnati. It’s now been said that Cargill is completely done with AEW, and sources suggest she has already reached an agreement with WWE. Both AEW and WWE sources have indicated that Cargill is heading to WWE. Last year, the 31-year-old won the TBS Championship by defeating Ruby Soho, becoming the inaugural champion, and holding the title for a record-breaking 508 days, the longest reign in AEW history. She has been a prominent figure in AEW’s women’s division, and her undefeated streak was a significant highlight for All Elite Wrestling. Her undefeated run came to an end at AEW’s Double or Nothing event earlier this summer when Statlander defeated her in under fifty seconds in their first match. This news of Cargill’s potential move from AEW to WWE comes after reports that WWE legend Edge is considering the opposite move due to contract issues. Edge, whose real name is Adam Copeland, faced uncertainty about his future when WWE didn’t meet his contract demands. As a result, he was temporarily removed from WWE’s internal roster for Smackdown and Raw. PWInsider later reported that Copeland was added back to the roster but not as an active TV performer, categorized as ‘miscellaneous’ talent for individuals who are not actively working on either show. According to a report from PWTorch, Copeland presented WWE with the terms he believed were necessary for a new contract, but WWE declined to meet those requests. This has led to speculation within WWE that Copeland might sign with rival promotion AEW, as AEW’s president, Tony Khan, is known to be a big fan of the Canadian wrestler. Notably, AEW also features Copeland’s longtime friend and former tag-team partner Christian Cage, whom they last worked with in the ring in 2011 before Edge’s initial retirement.
Bryan Danielson Talks About His Future With AEW And Tony Khan
One of the world’s most beloved wrestlers, Bryan Danielson, is changing his wrestling schedule to work part-time in the coming year. Bryan Danielson talked about his future on AEW Collision, and there’s now a new report that sheds light on what this means for the American Dragon. About two years ago, Bryan Danielson decided to leave his WWE career as Daniel Bryan and return to using his real name in AEW. He spent over 12 years in WWE, where he became a five-time WWE World Champion, headlined WrestleMania twice, and is undoubtedly a future Hall of Famer. At 42 years old with over 20 years of wrestling experience, Bryan Danielson is nearing the end of his wrestling career. During an appearance on AEW Collision in Cleveland, Danielson discussed his family life. He’s married to WWE Hall of Famer Brie Bella, and they have a daughter and son together. “What’s next? I promised my daughter I would start winding down my career when she turned seven. Right now, she’s six. I’m a man who keeps his promises, especially to the people I love. Time is running out.” “But that doesn’t mean I’ll retire quietly. If you think I will, you don’t know me. I’m ready to take on new challenges and face top competitors. If this is my last year, it will be the most memorable one.” “I’m calling my shots. My next challenge is in Seattle, Washington, at Wrestledream, where I want to face Zack Sabre Jr.” It turns out that when Bryan Danielson mentioned his “final year,” he meant it. According to Sports Illustrated’s Justin Barrasso, “multiple sources close to the situation have confirmed that Danielson will be transitioning to a part-time wrestling schedule within the next year, though he may continue to make special appearances for AEW.” This likely means that after his current contract expires in approximately a year (with the possibility of extensions due to injuries), Danielson could continue to wrestle on a part-time basis for AEW while also contributing behind the scenes. Bryan Danielson is set for a “Dream Match” at the AEW WrestleDream PPV. Following his promo on AEW Collision, AEW’s CEO and GM Tony Khan confirmed that the American Dragon will face the NJPW World TV Champion at the event in Seattle, Washington, Bryan’s home state. This match is a dream come true for fans of technical wrestling, as both Danielson and Sabre are known for their exceptional technical skills. Danielson is no stranger to dream matches. At June’s AEW-NJPW Forbidden Door pay-per-view, he headlined the show against Kazuchika Okada in another dream match. Despite suffering a broken arm during the match, Danielson emerged victorious, showcasing his resilience and determination.
AEW Dynamite Releases The Audience Rating And Viewership For 06th September 2023
The latest ratings for Wednesday’s AEW Dynamite are in. The show attracted 887,000 viewers, which is slightly higher than the 871,000 viewers it had last week. In the important 18-49 age group, the show earned a rating of 0.31, up from 0.30 the previous week. These figures were reported by Sports TV Ratings. Compared to the same week last year, the show had 846,000 viewers and a 0.29 rating in the 18-49 demographic. This week’s episode featured matches such as International Champion Jon Moxley vs. AR Fox, Chris Jericho & Sammy Guevara vs. Aussie Open (Mark Davis & Kyle Fletcher), Darby Allin vs. Nick Wayne, and Roderick Strong vs. Trent Beretta. This episode served as the follow-up to the All Out event. The main storyline of the show centered around the Grand Slam World Title Eliminator Tournament. Two first-round matches took place on Dynamite, with Roderick Strong defeating Trent Beretta and Darby Allin defeating Nick Wayne in the main event. The winner of this tournament will become the new number-one contender and will compete for the World Title on September 20th. World Champion MJF had a confrontation with Samoa Joe on the show, following their brawl at All Out. Joe revealed that he has also entered the tournament and is determined to become the new number-one contender for the title. In another match, Chris Jericho reunited with Sammy Guevara to pursue the Tag Team Championships. Le Sex Gods had a strong start, securing a victory over Aussie Open. Here’s a summary of the viewership and key demo ratings that Dynamite has achieved over the past year: – On May 4th, 2022: 833,000 viewers with a 0.32 key demo rating.– On May 11th, 2022: 840,000 viewers with a 0.33 key demo rating.– On May 18th, 2022: 922,000 viewers with a 0.33 key demo rating.– On May 25th, 2022: 929,000 viewers with a 0.35 key demo rating (Double Or Nothing go-home show).– On June 1st, 2022: 969,000 viewers with a 0.40 key demo rating (Double Or Nothing fallout).– On June 8th, 2022: 939,000 viewers with a 0.34 key demo rating.– On June 15th, 2022: 761,000 viewers with a 0.28 key demo rating.– On June 22nd, 2022: 878,000 viewers with a 0.31 key demo rating (Forbidden Door go-home show).– On June 29th, 2022: 1,023,000 viewers with a 0.36 key demo rating (Blood and Guts edition/Forbidden Door fallout).– On July 6th, 2022: 979,000 viewers with a 0.36 key demo rating.– On July 13th, 2022: 942,000 viewers with a 0.32 key demo rating.– On July 20th, 2022: 910,000 viewers with a 0.32 key demo rating.– On July 27th, 2022: 976,000 viewers with a 0.33 key demo rating.– On August 3rd, 2022: 938,000 viewers with a 0.32 key demo rating.– On August 10th, 2022: 972,000 viewers with a 0.33 key demo rating (Quake by the Lake special).– On August 17th, 2022: 957,000 viewers with a 0.30 key demo rating.– On August 24th, 2022: 1,049,000 viewers with a 0.34 key demo rating (undisputed World Title bout).– On August 31st, 2022: 1,020,000 viewers with a 0.35 key demo rating (All Out go-home show).– On September 7th, 2022: 1,035,000 viewers with a 0.38 key demo rating (All Out fallout).– On September 14th, 2022: 1,175,000 viewers with a 0.39 key demo rating.– On September 21st, 2022: 1,039,000 viewers with a 0.35 key demo rating (Grand Slam special).– On September 28th, 2022: 990,000 viewers with a 0.34 key demo rating.– On October 5th, 2022: 1,038,000 viewers with a 0.33 key demo rating (anniversary show).– On October 12th, 2022: 983,000 viewers with a 0.32 key demo rating.– On October 18th, 2022: 752,000 viewers with a 0.26 key demo rating (Tuesday Night Edition).– On October 26th, 2022: 997,000 viewers with a 0.32 key demo rating.– On November 2nd, 2022: 911,000 viewers with a 0.29 key demo rating.– On November 9th, 2022: 930,000 viewers with a 0.32 key demo rating.– On November 16th, 2022: 818,000 viewers with a 0.28 key demo rating (Full Gear go-home show).– On November 23rd, 2022: 880,000 viewers with a 0.32 key demo rating (Full Gear fallout/Thanksgiving Eve edition).– On November 30th, 2022: 870,000 viewers with a 0.26 key demo rating.– On December 7th, 2022: 840,000 viewers with a 0.29 key demo rating (Winter Is Coming edition).– On December 14th, 2022: 950,000 viewers with a 0.33 key demo rating (Holiday Bash edition).– On December 21st, 2022: 957,000 viewers with a 0.30 key demo rating (New Year’s Smash edition).– On December 28th, 2022: 876,000 viewers with a 0.28 key demo rating (New Year’s Smash edition).– On January 4th, 2023: 864,000 viewers with a 0.26 key demo rating.– On January 11th, 2023: 967,000 viewers with a 0.33 key demo rating.– On January 18th, 2023: 969,000 viewers with a 0.31 key demo rating.– On January 25th, 2023: 1,003,000 viewers with a 0.32 key demo rating.– On February 1st, 2023: 901,000 viewers with a 0.31 key demo rating.– On February 8th, 2023: 899,000 viewers with a 0.30 key demo rating.– On February 15th, 2023: 827,000 viewers with a 0.27 key demo rating.– On February 22nd, 2023: 1,028,000 viewers with a 0.35 key demo rating.– On March 1st, 2023: 833,000 viewers with a 0.27 key demo rating (Revolution go-home show).– On March 8th, 2023: 858,000 viewers with a 0.29 key demo rating (Revolution fallout).– On March 15th, 2023: 852,000 viewers with a 0.27 key demo rating.– On March 22nd, 2023: 954,000 viewers with a 0.33 key demo rating.– On March 29th, 2023: 833,000 viewers with a 0.28 key demo rating.– On April 5th, 2023: 877,000 viewers with a 0.30 key demo rating.– On April 12th, 2023: 866,000 viewers with a 0.28 key demo rating.– On April 19th, 2023: 830,000 viewers with a 0.28 key demo rating.– On April 26th, 2023: 863,000 viewers with a 0.28 key demo rating.– On May 3rd, 2023: 776,000 viewers with a 0.28 key demo rating.– On May 10th, 2023: 877,000 viewers with a 0.32 key demo rating.– On May 17th, 2023: 814,000 viewers with a 0.28 key demo rating.–
AEW Releases Ace Steel After CM Punk Controversy
In a shocking turn of events, Ace Steel, a well-known figure in the professional wrestling world, has been released from All Elite Wrestling (AEW) for the second time, following a string of backstage controversies that also saw the departure of wrestling icon CM Punk. AEW All Out had fans on the edge of their seats with one of the most memorable moments in recent wrestling history. The massive brawl involving CM Punk, The Elite, Christopher Daniels, who heads the Talent Relations, and Ace Steel, a close confidant and trainer of Punk, set the wrestling community abuzz. During the chaos, Steel escalated the confrontation, allegedly throwing a chair at The Elite’s Nick Jackson and taking a bite out of Kenny Omega. The intensity of the brawl led to the suspension of everyone involved. AEW’s internal investigation subsequently led to the firing of Steel, deeming his behavior as a risk to the safety and security of other talents. However, in a twist, Steel was rehired, albeit with limitations. His new role mandated him to work remotely, with the company barring him from participating in live Collision tapings, a decision that did not sit well with CM Punk. In a redeeming gesture, AEW ensured Steel was compensated for the duration he remained without a job. But the troubles did not stop there for AEW. Another investigation into a backstage incident between CM Punk and Jack Perry at the All In event culminated in Punk’s departure from AEW. This was a major blow for the wrestling promotion, as confirmed by AEW’s president Tony Khan’s announcement, which came right before a Collision episode. The aftermath of the announcement was evident, as that episode saw a significant dip in viewership. Ace Steel’s relationship with AEW continued to remain strained. There had been a brief period of hope for fans and Steel alike, with rumors swirling around that the company was considering relocating Steel to Florida. This move would potentially see him taking up the mantle of training new talent. Unfortunately for Steel, this glimmer of hope was short-lived. On September 7th, news outlets, including PWInsider, broke the story that Ace Steel’s ties with AEW had been severed again. The reasons behind this decision remain undisclosed, but one thing is for sure, Steel’s future with AEW looks bleak. This news comes as a surprise, especially considering that Steel’s AEW contract was initially slated to last until the fall of 2024. With both CM Punk and Ace Steel no longer in the AEW picture, the wrestling community is left to speculate on the dynamics of the backstage environment and the future direction of All Elite Wrestling. Only time will reveal the repercussions of these departures and the next chapter in the saga of AEW.
AEW Collision Preview And Prediction: How, When And Where To Watch In The USA, Europe, And India On 09th September 2023
Get ready for an explosive night of professional wrestling as AEW Collision prepares to hit the Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse in Cleveland, OH, on September 9, 2023. AEW fans worldwide are buzzing with excitement as this event promises thrilling matchups that will have a significant impact on the upcoming All Out 2023 pay-per-view extravaganza. Event Details and Global Timing: Start Time (USA): 8 PM ET Start Time (Europe): 1 AM BST Start Time (India): 5:30 AM IST (10:00 AM AEST) Duration: Two hours (ends at 10 p.m. ET). So, whether you’re in the USA, Europe, or India, here’s everything you need to know about AEW Collision and how to catch all the action: Confirmed Match Card (September 9, 2023): Two formidable forces collide as FTR’s Dax Harwood takes on the might of Bullet Club Gold’s Jay White. This intense showdown promises to be a thrilling precursor to the tag team clash at All Out 2023. Quote: “They’ve crossed paths, but never one-on-one. AEW fans, get ready for fireworks!” The Acclaimed (Bowens, Daddy Ass, and Caster) defend their newly-won titles against the challenge posed by Angelo Parker, Daniel Garcia, and Matt Menard. Former Jericho Appreciation Society members aim to dethrone the champions and create a seismic shift in the Trios division. Quote: “Championship gold is on the line, but can The Acclaimed hold their ground against the hungry challengers?” TBS Champion Kris Statlander, Dr. Britt Baker, D.M.D., and Hikaru Shida unite to face The Outcasts (AEW Women’s World Champion Saraya, Ruby Soho, and Toni Storm). Tensions run high as these trios navigate issues both internal and external, setting the stage for a volatile encounter. Quote: “With alliances tested, will unity or discord prevail in this electrifying trio showdown?” Where to watch: USA: Tune in to TNT at 8 p.m. ET to catch all the action live. Europe: Set your alarms for 1 AM BST to witness the thrilling matchups. India: Don’t miss out! The action begins at 5:30 a.m. IST on September 10th. Set your reminders now! Predictions and Expectations: Dax Harwood and Jay White’s battle promises to be a clash of titans, offering fans a tantalising preview of the showdown to come at All Out 2023. The outcome is uncertain, but fireworks are guaranteed. The AEW World Trios Championship match presents an intriguing contest. Can The Acclaimed maintain their championship momentum, or will Angelo Parker, Daniel Garcia, and Matt Menard upset the champions in their quest for gold? The trio match featuring TBS Champion Kris Statlander, Dr. Britt Baker, D.M.D., and Hikaru Shida against The Outcasts adds a layer of unpredictability to the night. With alliances strained and rivalries simmering, this encounter could have far-reaching implications for the AEW Women’s Division. AEW Collision is set to deliver a night of intense rivalries, championship battles, and unexpected twists. The collision course between these wrestling superstars promises a spectacle that will set the stage for a memorable All-Out 2023. As the countdown to September 9th continues, AEW fans across the globe are gearing up for a night of heart-pounding action and unforgettable moments. No matter where you are, make sure to catch AEW Collision and witness the future of professional wrestling unfold before your eyes. It’s a date with destiny that you won’t want to miss!
AEW Rampage Preview And Prediction: How, When And Where To Watch In USA, Europe And India – 08th September 2023
AEW Rampage Preview and Prediction: AEW GrandSlam Tournament World Title Eliminator: All You Need To Know As the AEW GrandSlam Tournament World Title Eliminator gains momentum, fans are in for an electrifying night of wrestling action on the upcoming episode of AEW Rampage. The tournament promises to shape the future of the AEW World Heavyweight Championship scene, and anticipation is running high. In recent weeks, AEW programming has been ablaze with intense rivalries, jaw-dropping moments, and the kind of high-octane matches that have become synonymous with the promotion. The GrandSlam Tournament, with its potential to elevate a new challenger to the AEW World Heavyweight Championship, is undoubtedly one of the most exciting developments in professional wrestling today. The heart of this tournament lies in determining who will step into the squared circle to challenge the current champion, MJF. His reign at the top has been nothing short of spectacular, but every champion must eventually face a worthy adversary. The Grand Slam Tournament aims to unearth that challenger. The tournament has already witnessed thrilling matchups, jaw-dropping moments, and unexpected twists that have kept fans on the edge of their seats. With a mix of established stars and emerging talents, it’s a true showcase of the depth and diversity of AEW’s roster. One of the most highly anticipated clashes in this tournament is between two legends of the squared circle—Samoa Joe and Jeff Hardy. These two veterans have crossed paths in the past, most notably during their time in TNA wrestling. Their storied history adds an extra layer of intrigue to their showdown, making it a must-watch for fans. In a recent promo segment on AEW Dynamite, MJF and Samoa Joe exchanged heated words, setting the stage for their potential encounter. The tension escalated to the point where physicality couldn’t be avoided, resulting in a brawl that left fans eagerly awaiting their clash in the Grand Slam Tournament. Another exciting matchup pits Jay Lethal against the enigmatic Penta El Zero Miedo. Lethal, known for his technical prowess and high-flying ability, faces off against Penta, who brings a unique style and unpredictability to every match. The clash of styles and personalities in this contest promises to deliver fireworks. On the other side of the bracket, Roderick Strong and Darby Allin have secured their spots in the tournament’s later stages. Strong’s association with MJF and Adam Cole has raised eyebrows, while Allin’s fearless approach to wrestling has won him legions of fans. Their eventual collision is bound to be a highlight of the Grand Slam Tournament. The path to the AEW World Heavyweight Championship has never been more competitive. With a stacked roster of talent and a hunger to capture the prestigious title, the Grand Slam Tournament is set to redefine what it means to be a top contender in AEW. As fans eagerly await the next challenger for MJF’s AEW World Heavyweight Championship, the Grand Slam Tournament provides a platform for emerging stars to make their mark and established veterans to cement their legacies. In the words of MJF himself, “This isn’t just wrestling; this is AEW. We raise the bar, and we set the standard. The GrandSlam Tournament exemplifies this ethos, offering fans a taste of what makes AEW the hottest promotion in professional wrestling. As the tournament progresses, one question looms large: Who will emerge victorious and earn the right to challenge MJF for the AEW World Heavyweight Championship? The answer could redefine the landscape of AEW and set the stage for a blockbuster showdown. In closing, AEW Rampage’s upcoming episode promises to be a pivotal moment in the GrandSlam Tournament’s journey. With the fate of the AEW World Heavyweight Championship hanging in the balance, wrestling fans are in for a treat. Tune in to witness history in the making and to find out who will take the next step towards championship glory. Don’t miss a second of the action as the GrandSlam Tournament continues to captivate the world of professional wrestling.
Kurt Angle: “WWE & AEW Don’t Have The Talent We Had In The Attitude Era”
The realm of professional wrestling has seen several eras, each distinct in its character, audience appeal, and the talent it showcased. One of the most iconic of these epochs is the Attitude Era, remembered for its boundary-pushing storylines, larger-than-life personalities, and unforgettable moments. Recently, Hall of Famer Kurt Angle voiced his opinions about the current state of professional wrestling, comparing today’s talent pool in WWE and AEW to that of the hallowed Attitude Era. In a candid conversation with the Grue Rume Show, Angle, a legend in his own right and one of the pillars of the Attitude Era, commented on the distinction between the stars of his era and those wrestling in the squared circle today. “Both companies [AEW and WWE] have a lot of talent right now,” Angle began. But while he acknowledges the present roster’s prowess, he was quick to draw a contrast. “I wouldn’t say they have the talent that we had back in the Attitude Era,” he asserted. Delving deeper into his views, Angle nostalgically reminisced about the star power during the late 1990s. “Back then, everybody was a superstar. Lower card guys, middle card guys, the Godfather, Val Venis, Bob Holly; guys that were midcard and opening card guys were huge stars,” he explained. According to Angle, the magnetic appeal of the Attitude Era was such that even those not in the main event scene held a massive fan following. Contrastingly, today, he feels there’s a disparity in terms of popularity. “Now, there are five or six top guys in the company that everyone knows, and everyone else is not as recognized.” However, Angle is not one to dismiss the talent and efforts of the current generation. His experience and wisdom in the industry give him a balanced perspective, acknowledging the evolution of wrestling styles over the decades. “Don’t get me wrong, the guys today, they are much more athletic and do a lot more crazy stuff, more flips and acrobatic stunts,” he admitted. The soaring high-flying moves and death-defying stunts of today’s wrestlers indeed captivate audiences and have become synonymous with modern wrestling. Yet, Angle wishes for a return to traditional wrestling roots. While stunts are awe-inspiring, Angle believes that a wrestling match’s essence lies in the dance of holds, moves, and storytelling, a sentiment echoed by many old-school fans and purists. In conclusion, Angle’s reflections give a crucial perspective on the ongoing evolution of professional wrestling. The industry, in its pursuit to keep up with the times and the ever-changing taste of its audience, has indeed evolved. And while it’s easy to be caught in the debate of which era stands superior, the Hall of Famer’s words remind us that each era is unique, characterized by its standout performers and the memories it created. As Angle aptly puts it, “I think everyone is doing a good job today in WWE and AEW,” signifying respect for the talent of both yesteryears and today.
AEW Dynamite Result And Report For September 7: Highlights, Match Ratings, Winners And Losers
In the heart of the wrestling world, AEW Dynamite delivered an electric episode on September 6, 2023, packed with memorable moments, jaw-dropping matches, and unexpected confrontations. Let’s dive into the thrilling night that unfolded in the squared circle. Orange Cassidy’s Resilience: The show ignited with the arrival of the enigmatic Orange Cassidy, sporting a bandaged forehead. The crowd erupted with applause as Cassidy, known for his relaxed persona, displayed an unyielding spirit. He made a bold statement, vowing to grace AEW Dynamite every week, title or no title, eschewing conventional catchphrases. His words resonated, setting the stage for the night’s action. Jon Moxley’s Championship Defense: The evening’s first spectacle featured the AEW International Championship defense by Jon Moxley against AR Fox. The match kicked off in fiery fashion, with both warriors trading blistering chops and high-impact moves. In the end, Moxley retained his title with a thunderous Death Rider, a testament to his championship mettle. Post-match, Darby Allin showcased sportsmanship by raising AR Fox’s hand, underscoring the camaraderie among AEW competitors. Christian Cage’s Apology: Nick Wayne found himself at an unexpected crossroads when he encountered Christian Cage and Luchasaurus backstage. Cage took the moment to extend an apology, referencing the actions of Nick’s father, Buddy Wayne. This unforeseen interaction hinted at potential mentorship and added layers to Nick Wayne’s character development. Kris Statlander’s Dominance: The AEW TBS Championship took center stage as Kris Statlander defended her title against Emi Sakura. Right from the outset, Sakura brought the fight to Statlander with a ferocity that set the pace for the match. The contest showcased an intense exchange of blows and near-falls. Ultimately, Statlander prevailed, retaining her championship with the emphatic Wednesday Night Fever finisher. Roderick Strong’s Personal Struggles: Roderick Strong delivered a heartfelt and personal promo, surrounded by his allies from the Kingdom. He delved into his life’s challenges, sharing his journey from a troubled upbringing to finding solace in wrestling. Strong expressed that wrestling was more than just a business; it was his life. His determination to succeed in the Grand Slam Tournament added a layer of depth to his character. A Thrilling Tag Team Clash: The night featured a high-octane tag team clash between Aussie Open (Kyle Fletcher & “Dunkzilla” Mark Davis) and Le Sex Gods (Chris Jericho & Sammy Guevara). Don Callis provided commentary, adding depth to the contest. The match showcased aerial maneuvers, technical prowess, and moments of sheer bravado. In the end, it was Le Sex Gods who emerged victorious, with Chris Jericho executing his devastating Judas Effect. Post-match tensions hinted at potential discord within the victorious team. MJF and Samoa Joe’s Fiery Exchange: Maxwell Jacob Friedman (MJF) took the microphone, announcing his return to New York and his participation in the Grand Slam Tournament. However, his speech was interrupted by the unexpected arrival of Samoa Joe. What followed was a heated verbal exchange that escalated into a physical altercation, emphasizing the intensity of their brewing rivalry. Roderick Strong vs. Trent Beretta: The AEW World Championship #1 Contender’s Grand Slam Tournament continued with a gripping encounter between Roderick Strong and Trent Beretta. The match displayed a masterful blend of technical grappling and hard-hitting action. Strong secured the victory with the End of Heartache finisher, with the Kingdom celebrating their ally’s success. Toni Storm’s Cryptic Message: In a brief backstage interview, Toni Storm hinted at her future in AEW and teased a closer look into her life in the coming weeks. Her enigmatic charisma left fans intrigued about the narrative arc she would soon embark upon. Hangman Page’s Confrontation: “Hangman” Adam Page took center stage, sharing his philanthropic endeavors and the choice to donate $50,000 to the Chicago Public Education Fund. His heartfelt message resonated with the audience. However, Shane “Swerve” Strickland interrupted, questioning Page’s recent direction in AEW. Strickland challenged Page to either rekindle his fire or make way for the next generation of talent, foreshadowing a potential rivalry. Samoa Joe and Brian Cage’s Assault: The intense exchange between Samoa Joe and MJF took a violent turn as Brian Cage attacked Joe, delivering a bone-crushing powerbomb. The assault set the stage for a heated rivalry between the two formidable competitors. Darby Allin vs. Nick Wayne: The AEW World Championship #1 Contender’s Grand Slam Tournament quarterfinal match between Darby Allin and Nick Wayne served as the night’s thrilling finale. Both competitors showcased their athleticism and unwavering determination. Darby Allin secured the victory with a submission move, signaling his intent to progress further in the tournament. Conclusion: AEW Dynamite on September 6, 2023, was a rollercoaster of emotions, delivering captivating storytelling and world-class wrestling action. The night witnessed unexpected confrontations, intense matches, and intriguing character developments, leaving fans eagerly anticipating what’s next in the Grand Slam Tournament. Stay tuned for more AEW Dynamite action as rivalries heat up and the quest for championship gold continues. Winners tonight – Jon Moxley Kriss Statlander Jericho and Le Sex Gods Kingdom Darby Allin
AEW Dynamite All Confirmed Matches For 06th September 2023
AEW Dynamite is all set to deliver another electrifying episode tonight, September 6, 2023, with a lineup that’s sure to keep fans on the edge of their seats. The episode will serve as a critical stepping stone in the build-up for two highly-anticipated events: the Grand Slam 2023 special and WrestleDream 2023 PPV. The wrestling world is buzzing with excitement, as tonight’s card promises drama, action, and potentially a few surprises that could shake the landscape of AEW. One of the most awaited bouts of the evening is the tag team clash between Le Sex Gods, comprised of Chris Jericho and Sammy Guevara, and the formidable Aussie Open. The storyline leading to this matchup has been intense. Guevara stood loyal to Jericho when others turned their backs on him, but a spat between the two erupted following Jericho’s loss to Will Ospreay at All In. The tension was diffused when Jericho extended an olive branch to Guevara last week on Dynamite, proposing that they join forces to aim for tag team glory. Just when things seemed to be smoothing over, Aussie Open initiated a feud, taunting Jericho for his commentary remarks during last week’s Rampage. Sammy Guevara quickly came to Jericho’s aid, setting the stage for tonight’s thrilling confrontation. Considering Aussie Open’s remarkable list of championships including IWGP, NJPW Strong, and ROH Tag Team titles, the stakes are incredibly high for both duos. While the tag team match is expected to garner a lot of attention, another headline-grabbing segment will be MJF addressing Samoa Joe’s surprise assault on him at All Out. MJF has been a polarizing figure, and fans are eager to hear what he has to say about the unprovoked attack that has left everyone speculating. On a similar note, Hangman Page is also set for a segment tonight, though the details remain shrouded in mystery. But that’s not all. AEW is kicking off its World Title Eliminator Tournament, a multi-week event that will ultimately decide who will face MJF for the AEW World title at AEW Grand Slam. The first match on this road will feature Darby Allin taking on his friend and protégé Nick Wayne. The young Wayne has been under Allin’s mentorship since his arrival at AEW. Both wrestlers have shown signs of potential conflict recently, especially when Allin chose to forgive A.R. Fox for his assault on Wayne. Given that Allin was trained by Nick Wayne’s late father, Buddy Wayne, the emotional weight adds another layer to this already complex bout. Lastly, the World Title Eliminator Tournament will also feature Roderick Strong against Trent Beretta. Strong made it clear last week that he’s in the tournament not just to vie for the world title but also to settle some unfinished business. He aims to succeed where his erstwhile best friend Adam Cole failed—defeating MJF. Strong’s ambitions don’t just end at winning the title; he’s fueled by a vendetta against MJF for sabotaging his friendship with Cole.
AEW Dynamite Preview And Prediction: How, When, And Where To Watch In USA, Europe, And India – 06th September 2023
After CM Punk was fired from the company, the wrestling world is eagerly awaiting the upcoming episode of AEW Dynamite, scheduled to air on September 6th. This Wednesday’s Dynamite will be broadcast live from Indiana Farmers Coliseum in Indianapolis, Indiana. On the same night, AEW Rampage will also be recorded. Here’s a sneak peek at what’s in store: Here are the matches and events scheduled for Wednesday’s AEW Dynamite television show: 1. The AEW World Championship Eliminator Tournament kicks off.Prediction: We can expect a fresh competitor for MJF. My pick is either Samoa Joe or Roderick Strong. 2. “Le Sex Gods” Chris Jericho and Sammy Guevara will face “Aussie Open” Kyle Fletcher and Mark Davis.Prediction: “Le Sex Gods” will likely win with some outside interference. 3. Hangman Page will speak following his victory in the battle royale at All Out.Prediction: With CM Punk no longer with the company, Hangman may speak freely. There’s also a possibility of someone from NJPW interfering while he speaks to set up a match with Hangman for later that night or at the next PPV, WrestleDream, which is a collaboration with New Japan. 4. AEW World + ROH Tag Champ MJF will address the audience after being provoked by ROH World TV Champion Samoa Joe during AEW All Out.Prediction: MJF might call out Samoa Joe, leading to a brawl and the announcement of a match between them for the World Championship at WrestleDream next month. In my opinion, the winner of the tournament (yes, another tournament) will challenge for the AEW World Championship at the September 20 AEW Grand Slam-themed show in Queens, New York, at Arthur Ashe Stadium. Here’s how you can watch the show in different parts of the world: How to Watch in the USA: AEW Dynamite airs on Wednesday nights at 8 p.m. ET on TBS in the United States. How to Watch in Canada: Canadian viewers can watch the show on TSN’s website or through TSN Direct. How to Watch in Europe and Africa: In the UK, AEW is broadcast on the ITV network, with Dynamite airing on ITV4 every Friday night and repeats on ITV1 every Monday night. It is also available on their streaming service, ITVX. For fans in Sub-Saharan Africa, the show airs every Friday night, two days after the U.S. broadcast. How to Watch in India: Fans in India can catch AEW Dynamite on Eurosport every Thursday at 5:30 a.m. IST. Streaming Options: Global fans can also tune in through FITE TV via an AEWPlus.com subscription, which airs the show live at 10 p.m. Eastern, synchronized with the TNT and TSN broadcasts. As anticipation and excitement grow, the September 6th episode of AEW Dynamite promises to be a night filled with intense action and captivating storylines. With championship opportunities and intriguing character developments, fans are in for a delightful experience as they witness the next chapter in AEW’s evolution.