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Elite Wrestling (AEW) is on the brink of finalizing
a new media rights deal with Warner Bros. Discovery,
with expectations of an announcement potentially next
week. This deal, reportedly valued around $170 million
annually, has ignited a spectrum of reactions within
the wrestling community. Proponents of AEW argue that
its existence is crucial for maintaining competition
against WWE, preventing a wrestling monopoly, and
fostering innovation in the industry. Conversely,
critics question the financial wisdom of the deal,
suggesting that AEW's growth and market value might
not justify such an investment, pointing to concerns
about production costs and talent contracts. Despite
these financial debates, many fans and industry observers
celebrate AEW for providing an alternative platform,
enhancing opportunities for wrestlers, and potentially
elevating the overall quality of wrestling entertainment
through competition. The discourse surrounding this
deal underscores broader discussions on the health
of the wrestling industry, the importance of competitive
dynamics, and the economic challenges of running a
wrestling promotion in today's market. (Grok)
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Elite Wrestling (AEW) is reportedly close to finalizing
a new television deal with Warner Bros. Discovery,
potentially ranging from $70-170 million annually.
This deal is seen as crucial for securing AEW's financial
future, although there is debate over whether it meets
the financial expectations set by some within the
wrestling community. Proponents of AEW argue that
its existence is vital for the wrestling industry,
providing competition to WWE and preventing a monopoly.
Critics, however, question AEW's financial model and
its long-term viability, despite the new deal. Meanwhile,
AEW continues to produce content, with upcoming episodes
of AEW Dynamite featuring high-profile matches and
special programming, indicating ongoing support and
engagement from fans and stakeholders. (Grok)
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TV Deal Speculations
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Elite Wrestling (AEW) is reportedly close to finalizing
a new media rights deal, which has ignited discussions
within the wrestling community about its impact on
the industry. Critics like Brandon Ross and Brandon
Thurston argue that the proposed $170 million per
year for AEW's TV rights is excessive, given WWE's
dominant market position and AEW's perceived lesser
value. They contend that WWE's popularity might render
AEW unnecessary. Conversely, supporters of AEW emphasize
the importance of competition in wrestling, suggesting
that AEW's existence fosters innovation and provides
more opportunities for wrestlers. The debate also
covers AEW's business model, with skepticism about
its long-term profitability despite the new deal.
However, there's a consensus that securing this deal
would at least temporarily ensure AEW's survival,
though opinions vary on whether it represents true
success or mere continuation. (Grok)
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Dynamite Showcases High-Stakes Matches
All
Elite Wrestling (AEW) is set to broadcast a pivotal
episode of AEW Dynamite on September 18, 2024, from
Mohegan Arena in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. This
episode, leading into AEW Grand Slam, features high-stakes
matches including a trios match with World Tag Team
Champions The Young Bucks and Continental Champion
Kazuchika Okada against International Champion Will
Ospreay, Konosuke Takeshita, and Kyle Fletcher. Additionally,
Orange Cassidy will face Chris Jericho in a rematch
following a previous altercation. The event also marks
the focus of an NFL Films special on AEW's CEO and
GM, Tony Khan, showcasing his management style during
both the NFL Draft and a live AEW Collision. Amidst
this, discussions and speculation persist regarding
AEW's media rights deal, with various analysts and
fans debating its potential value and impact on the
wrestling industry. (Grok)
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ESPN
will also broadcast AEW Grand Slam: Australia from
Brisbane in February 2025.
Australia
ESPN
will add AEW: Collision to their programming lineup
each Sunday from September 1, alongside AEW: Dynamite
and AEW: Rampage.
ESPN
will also broadcast the recently announced special
AEW Grand Slam: Australia from Brisbanes Suncorp
Stadium in February 2025. AEWs first-ever event
in Australia is expected to draw fans from around
the world to Brisbane.
Additional
information will be announced in the near future.
All
Elite Wrestling feature programs AEW: Dynamite and
AEW: Rampage continue to be broadcast Thursday AEDT
and Saturday AEDT, with same day replays and episodes
made available on demand via Foxtel, Kayo Sports,
Fetch TV and Sky NZ.
ESPN
will also have access to a host of All Elite Wrestling
content outside of live weekly episodes of AEW: Dynamite,
AEW: Rampage and AEW: Collision, including up to 25
archive shows each year, AEW PPV events on delay and
dedicated AEW Minis.
Founded
by CEO, GM and Head of Creative Tony Khan, All Elite
Wrestling offers an alternative to mainstream wrestling,
with a roster of world class talent that injects new
spirit, freshness and energy into the industry, including
Swerve Strickland, MJF (Maxwell Jacob Friedman), The
Young Bucks (Matthew & Nicholas Jackson), Mariah
May, Toni Storm, Mercedes Mone, Bryan Danielson, Chris
Jericho, Will Ospreay, Jack Perry, Kazuchika Okada,
Jon Moxley, Hangman Page, Darby Allin, Britt Baker
D.M.D and many more.
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Sept 1 on ESPN.
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vs. Fletcher: AEW Collision Match
During
the AEW Collision event on August 31, 2024, Kyle Fletcher
faced off against Tomohiro Ishii in a match that was
widely praised for its intensity and quality. Both
wrestlers received significant acclaim; Ishii for
his enduring style and ability to win over new fans,
and Fletcher for his promising future in wrestling.
The match was highlighted by moments like Ishii's
frankensteiner, contributing to it being described
as the match of the night. This bout not only showcased
individual talent but also added to the memorable
episode of AEW Collision. Additionally, Hikaru Shida
won a match that night, securing her a spot to face
Mercedes Moné for the TBS Title at AEW All
Out. (Grok)
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Shida
vs. Mone: AEW All Out Championship Clash
On
August 31, 2024, AEW Collision aired from Sioux Falls,
South Dakota, featuring a series of high-energy matches
and significant announcements. The event was marked
by the enthusiastic response of the crowd. A highlight
was the match between Tomohiro Ishii and Kyle Fletcher,
which was praised for its intensity. The main event,
a four-way match, determined Hikaru Shida as the challenger
for Mercedes Moné's TBS Championship at AEW
All Out in Chicago. Other notable matches included
FTR against Matt Taven and Mike Bennett. The episode
concluded with Shida's victory, setting the stage
for her upcoming title match against Moné.
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Shida
Advances to AEW All Out
Hikaru
Shida won a high-stakes four-way match on AEW Collision
in Sioux Falls, defeating Thunder Rosa, Serena Deeb,
and Queen Aminata. This victory earned her a title
shot against Mercedes Moné for the TBS Championship
at AEW All Out in Chicago. The event also featured
other significant matches including a tag team contest
involving FTR and a notable confrontation between
PAC and Will Ospreay, setting the stage for future
AEW storylines. (Grok)
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AEW
All Out Lineup Revealed
AEW
Collision, broadcast from Sioux Falls, South Dakota,
featured significant matches and announcements. Mercedes
Moné successfully defended her TBS Championship
against Momo Watanabe at NJPW's Capital Collision,
setting up her next title defense against Hikaru Shida,
who won a four-way match to earn the title shot at
AEW All Out in Chicago. Additionally, Bryan Danielson
is scheduled to defend his AEW World Championship
against Jack Perry at the same event. The episode
was well-received, with highlights including performances
by Tomohiro Ishii and FTR. Tony Khan expressed appreciation
for the crowd's enthusiasm and encouraged viewers
to watch future events. (Grok)
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Mercedes
Moné Defends TBS Title at AEW All Out
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Elite Wrestling (AEW) is preparing for its upcoming
event, AEW All Out, set for the following Saturday
at the NOW Arena in Chicago. The main event will feature
a rematch for the TBS Championship between Mercedes
Moné and Hikaru Shida, following Shida's victory
in a four-way match on AEW Collision that earned her
the title shot. Additionally, the AEW World Championship
will be defended by Bryan Danielson against Jack Perry.
The event also includes other notable matches like
a steel cage match between Hangman Page and Swerve,
and a street fight involving Nightingale and Statlander.
AEW has been promoting these matches through AEW Collision
on TNT, highlighting strong performances and crowd
reactions from recent shows in Sioux Falls, South
Dakota. The event is building momentum with engaging
storylines and matches, focusing on delivering compelling
wrestling entertainment. (Grok)
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Collision Highlights
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Elite Wrestling (AEW) successfully hosted AEW Collision
on Saturday night in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, broadcast
live on TNT. The event was marked by enthusiastic
crowd participation and featured several key matches.
Highlighting the night was a four-way match where
Hikaru Shida emerged victorious, earning a shot at
the TBS Championship against Mercedes Varnado at the
upcoming AEW All Out. Other notable matches included
Tomohiro Ishii versus Kyle Fletcher, receiving significant
crowd approval, and a tag team match with FTR against
Matt Taven and Mike Bennett. Additionally, Buddy Matthews
returned to the ring following his performance at
AEW All In London. The show also included a trios
match with Hologram, Orange Cassidy, and Kyle O'Reilly,
showcasing strong fan support for AEW's roster. (Grok)
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Hologram's
Rising Star at AEW Collision
During
an episode of AEW Collision on TNT, wrestler Hologram,
known for his innovative performances, teamed up with
Orange Cassidy and Kyle O'Reilly in a trios match.
The match was notable for its high energy and a humorous
moment where Cassidy and O'Reilly checked if Hologram
was a real hologram. Hologram also had a standout
match against Lee Moriarty, showcasing speed and seamless
transitions. His involvement in the show's opening,
including a moment where he seemingly cut the feed
to win a match, has generated significant fan enthusiasm.
Discussions among fans suggest Hologram could be the
future of AEW, with calls for a new Cruiserweight
Title to highlight talents like him. (Grok)
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Shida
Wins AEW Collision Main Event
On
the latest episode of AEW Collision from Sioux Falls,
South Dakota, several key events unfolded. The show
opened with a high-energy match involving Juice Robinson,
followed by a tag team match where FTR outsmarted
the Undisputed Kingdom. A highlight was the four-way
match between Hikaru Shida, Serena Deeb, Thunder Rosa,
and Queen Aminata, which Shida won, earning her a
shot at the TBS Championship against Mercedes Varnado
at AEW All Out. The episode also featured a well-received
match between Tomohiro Ishii and Kyle Fletcher, and
introduced a unique segment with the MxM Collection
issuing a fashion challenge. The night concluded with
positive feedback on the performances and the enthusiastic
crowd, marking a successful continuation of AEW's
programming post the acclaimed AEW All In London event.
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All In London
August
25, 2024
Wembley
Stadium
London
Bryan
Danielson def Swerve Strickland - submission. -AEW
World Title
"And
new" Ring announcer
"People
going nuts here" Tony Schiavone
Ospreay
def MJF - AEW American (International) Championship
"He
wants the AEW International Championship" Excalibur
Mercedes
Moné def Dr. Britt Baker, D.M.D - AEW TBS Championship
"Britt
is so smart" Tony Schiavone
"The
Glamour" Mariah May def "Timeless"
Toni Storm - AEW Women's World Championship
Hook
def Chris Jericho - FTW Championship
Jack
Perry def Darby Allin - Coffin match - AEW TNT Championship
'Don't
do this" Taz
Pac
and Blackpool Combat Club (Claudio Castagnoli and
Wheeler Yuta) def The Patriarchy (Christian Cage,
Killswitch, and Nick Wayne), Bang Bang Gang (Juice
Robinson, Austin Gunn, and Colten Gunn), and House
of Black (Malakai Black, Brody King, and Buddy Matthews)
- 4-way London Ladder match for the AEW World Trios
Young
Bucks (Matthew Jackson and Nicholas Jackson) def FTR
(Cash Wheeler and Dax Harwood) and The Acclaimed (Anthony
Bowens and Max Caster) - 3-way tag team match
Christian
Cage def Orange Cassidy, Kazuchika Okada, Nigel McGuinness,
Kyle O'Reilly, Zack Sabre Jr., Roderick Strong, Mark
Briscoe, "Hangman" Adam Page, Jeff Jarrett,
Ricochet, and Killswitch
Pre-show:
Tommy
Billington, Kip Sabian, Rocky Romero, Kyle Fletcher,
Lio Rush, Action Andretti, and Top Flight (Darius
Martin and Dante Martin) (with Don Callis) def Jay
Lethal, Satnam Singh, Anthony Ogogo, Ariya Daivari,
Private Party (Zay and Quen), and The Dark Order (John
Silver and Alex Reynolds) (with Evil Uno and Sonjay
Dutt)
The
Von Erichs (Marshall Von Erich and Ross Von Erich),
Sammy Guevara, Katsuyori Shibata, and Dustin Rhodes
(with Kevin Von Erich) def Undisputed Kingdom (Matt
Taven and Mike Bennett) and Cage of Agony (Brian Cage,
Bishop Kaun, and Toa Liona)
Willow
Nightingale and Tomohiro Ishii defeated Kris Statlander
and Stokely Hathaway
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"I
feel pretty great" Bryan Danielson
"Let's
turn those tears into rage shall we" Renee Paquette
"Perfect,
perfect" Tony Khan
"Feels
right. Feels very good. I can't imagine telling like
my 14 year old self that so, when you're 31 you're
going to wrestle at Wembley Stadium. There's going
to be 50,000 people in there and your going to come
out being inducted into the Assassin's Creed"...
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AEW
All In 2024, scheduled at Wembley Stadium in London,
has sparked considerable excitement among wrestling
fans. The event features 10 announced matches, with
fans and analysts eagerly discussing potential outcomes,
debuts, and the continuation of key storylines, particularly
focusing on whether Swerve will end Bryan Danielson's
streak. The event's production elements, including
lights and pyro tests, are also highlighted as part
of the spectacle. A significant announcement was Ricochet
signing a multi-year deal with AEW, which has led
to widespread speculation and excitement about his
potential matchups and impact on the AEW roster. Discussions
and predictions about the event are prevalent, with
many fans and commentators sharing their expectations
and favorite matches to watch. (Grok)
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AEW
All In London: Anticipation Builds
All
Elite Wrestling (AEW) is preparing for its major event,
AEW All In, scheduled for August 25, 2024, at Wembley
Stadium in London. The event has already sold over
50,000 tickets, showcasing significant fan interest.
AEW has confirmed several exciting developments, including
Ricochet signing a multi-year contract with the company,
and the participation of the Von Erichs. Fans are
buzzing with anticipation, speculating on potential
match-ups and appearances. The event promises not
only wrestling action but also exclusive merchandise
like signed 8x10s and a special program. Discussions
online reflect a high level of excitement, with wrestling
enthusiasts and personalities looking forward to what
is expected to be a historic night in professional
wrestling. (Grok)
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AEW
All In 2024 is set to be a monumental event for All
Elite Wrestling, taking place at Wembley Stadium in
London, England, on August 25, 2024. Here's what you
need to know:
Event
Significance: Following the success of the 2023 All
In event, which set an attendance record, AEW is returning
to Wembley Stadium, marking it as one of the biggest
wrestling shows globally. This event not only showcases
AEW's growing international appeal but also its ambition
to redefine what wrestling events can achieve in terms
of scale and spectacle.
Main
Event: The headline match features Swerve Strickland
defending the AEW World Title against Bryan Danielson
in a title vs. career match. This stipulation adds
an intense layer of drama, as Danielson's 25-year
career hangs in the balance.
Other
Key Matches:
MJF
vs. Will Ospreay for the AEW American Title, which
has been rebranded by MJF after he won it from Ospreay
in a match noted for its quality.
Mercedes
Mone defends the AEW TBS Title against Dr. Britt Baker,
D.M.D., marking Baker's return to challenge for the
title.
Toni
Storm vs. Mariah May for the AEW Women's World Title,
continuing the narrative of Storm's reign and her
personal feuds.
A
Ladder Match for the AEW World Trios Titles involving
multiple teams, showcasing high-risk, high-reward
wrestling.
Broadcast
and Viewing:
The event will be available for live streaming on
DAZN PPV, Triller TV, PPV.com, B/R Live, and YouTube.
The pre-show starts at 11 a.m. ET, with the main event
kicking off at 1 p.m. ET.
The
PPV price is set at $49.99, with options for bundled
purchases for those interested in both All In and
other AEW events.
Cultural
Impact and Fan Sentiment: From posts on X (formerly
Twitter), there's a mix of excitement and high expectations.
Fans and analysts highlight All In's importance in
elevating AEW's status in the wrestling world, with
some calling it a defining moment for the company's
legacy. However, there's also criticism regarding
the event's ability to meet the lofty expectations
set by its predecessor.
Additional
Notes: AEW has managed to incorporate stars from wrestling
dynasties like the Von Erichs, adding a historical
layer to the event. The event's success is not just
measured by attendance but by its impact on wrestling
culture, showcasing diverse matches, and continuing
storylines that resonate with global audiences.
This
event continues to build on the legacy of All In,
aiming to not just entertain but to set new benchmarks
in professional wrestling. (Grok)
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All
Elite Wrestling (AEW) has quickly become a significant
player in the professional wrestling landscape since
its inception in 2019. Here's an overview of what
makes AEW stand out:
Foundational
Vision: AEW was founded by Tony Khan, along with notable
wrestling figures like Cody Rhodes, The Young Bucks,
and Kenny Omega. Their mission was to provide an alternative
to the WWE, focusing on wrestler creative freedom,
high-quality in-ring action, and a more adult-oriented
presentation.
Key
Features:
Creative Control: Wrestlers have more say in their
storylines and character development, which has led
to innovative matches and angles.
Diverse
Talent: AEW boasts a roster filled with both established
stars from WWE and other promotions, as well as up-and-coming
talent from around the world. This diversity brings
a fresh feel to wrestling.
Innovative
Matches: AEW is known for its boundary-pushing matches,
including unsanctioned matches, ladder matches, and
various stipulations that often lead to memorable
moments.
Major
Events:
AEW All In: An event that broke records for attendance,
showcasing AEW's global appeal. The 2024 event at
Wembley Stadium is a testament to its growing influence.
AEW
Double or Nothing: AEW's inaugural event, which has
become a staple in their calendar, often featuring
significant title changes and debuts.
Television
Shows:
AEW Dynamite: Their flagship show, aired live on Wednesday
nights, offering weekly wrestling action.
AEW
Rampage: A Friday night show that complements Dynamite
with additional matches and storylines.
AEW
Collision: A newer addition to their lineup, providing
more content for fans and showcasing different aspects
of the AEW universe.
Championships:
AEW features multiple titles, each with its own prestige:
AEW
World Championship
AEW Women's World Championship
AEW TNT Championship (now rebranded as the AEW American
Title by MJF)
AEW World Tag Team Championship
AEW TBS Championship
AEW World Trios Championship
Community
and Fan Engagement: AEW has cultivated a strong community
through its engagement on platforms like X (formerly
Twitter), where fans can interact with wrestlers,
get real-time updates, and participate in discussions
about the promotion's direction.
Global
Expansion: AEW has been pushing for international
recognition, with events like All In in the UK and
plans for further expansion into other markets, aiming
to become a truly global wrestling brand.
Criticism
and Challenges: While praised for its fresh approach,
AEW faces challenges like maintaining long-term storylines,
managing a large roster, and ensuring consistent quality
across all its shows. There's also the ongoing comparison
with WWE, which has a much longer history and established
brand recognition.
AEW
continues to evolve, offering fans a different flavor
of professional wrestling, emphasizing athleticism,
storytelling, and a sense of community that resonates
with a new generation of wrestling fans. (Grok)
Image
credit: AEW
Founded
by CEO, GM and Head of Creative Tony Khan in 2019,
AEW is offering an alternative to mainstream wrestling,
with a roster of world-class talent that is injecting
new spirit, freshness and energy into the industry.
AEW: Dynamite airs every Wednesday from
8-10 p.m. ET on TBS and attracts the youngest wrestling
audience on television. The fight-forward AEW:
Rampage airs every Friday from 10-11 p.m. ET
on TNT, and the new AEW: Collision airs
every Saturday, starting June 17, from 8-10 p.m. ET
on TNT. AEWs multi-platform content also includes
Being the Elite, a weekly behind-the-scenes
YouTube series, and AEW Unrestricted,
a weekly podcast series. (Credit: AEW)
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