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Ospreay Opens AEW Dynamite as World Champion After All In Triumph
sports9 days ago

Ospreay Opens AEW Dynamite as World Champion After All In Triumph

Will Ospreay, crowned AEW World Champion at All In 2026 by defeating Kenny Omega, is set to kick off tonight's All In fallout edition of Dynamite from Allen, Texas; Andrade El Idolo earned a title shot via the Casino Gauntlet, Mercedes Mone will celebrate her Women’s World Championship win from London, and the show’s lineup features that celebration, Ospreay’s championship-opening segment, and a Trios title defense (Swerve Strickland, Kofi Kingston & Austin Creed vs The Rascalz).

Ospreay Vows Payback as Glasgow AEW Dynamite Spoilers Roll In
sports17 days ago

Ospreay Vows Payback as Glasgow AEW Dynamite Spoilers Roll In

AEW taped the August 26 episode of Dynamite in Glasgow with Will Ospreay opening the show, vowing to bring it home and paying a debt as part of his big-fight build, while the night also featured Continental Challenge Cup semifinals (Jon Moxley vs. Claudio Castagnoli), a tag bout with Adam Copeland & The Young Bucks vs. Don Callis Family, Mercedes Moné attacking Willow Nightingale, tension between MJF and Andrade, Jericho in the Casino Gauntlet, and other matches including Nigel McGuinness defeating Kyle O’Reilly, all noted as spoilers with Fightful referenced for results.

Tony Khan Unveils Star-Studded AEW Dynamite Lineup Ahead of Las Vegas Show
sports1 month ago

Tony Khan Unveils Star-Studded AEW Dynamite Lineup Ahead of Las Vegas Show

Tony Khan announced a stacked AEW Dynamite lineup for tonight in Las Vegas, featuring TNT Champion Kevin Knight vs. Chris Jericho, Jon Moxley vs. Jack Perry, Jay White vs. David Finlay, MJF vs. Mike Bailey vs. Nick Wayne for the No. 2 entry in the All In Casino Gauntlet, Kris Statlander vs. Viva Van, and Persephone & Hikaru Shida vs Thunder Rosa & Maya World, plus Will Ospreay’s appearance; the show takes place at the Pearl Concert Theater at Palms Casino Resort with about 1,680 tickets distributed.

Ospreay's killer instinct kicks off All In feud with Omega
wrestling1 month ago

Ospreay's killer instinct kicks off All In feud with Omega

Will Ospreay finally unleashes his killer instinct on Dynamite, turning on the Death Riders and accepting Hangman Page’s offer as he vows to pull the trigger on Kenny Omega at All In. The show also stacked four title bouts, with Andrade retaining the AEW National Championship in a three‑way, Bandido and Mike Bailey gaining momentum, The Demand capturing the World Trios Championship, Moxley defending and retaining the AEW Continental Championship, and ongoing build toward Willow Nightingale vs. Mercedes Moné—setting up a tense marquee for All In.

Redemption 2026: Strong Matches, Weak Storytelling Drag AEW's Night
sports1 month ago

Redemption 2026: Strong Matches, Weak Storytelling Drag AEW's Night

A mostly solid card from AEW Redemption 2026 was overshadowed by a poorly received Omega–Ospreay–Death Riders storyline and a five-hour, payoff-free feel. While Omega retained the title over Kevin Knight and Willow Nightingale captured the Women’s Championship, the chaotic finish and slow closing segment soured the show, leaving the sense that the event served as a lengthy speed bump to All In rather than a grand lead-in.

Omega Holds the World, while Redemption Teases a New Ospreay-Moxley Era
sports1 month ago

Omega Holds the World, while Redemption Teases a New Ospreay-Moxley Era

AEW Redemption in Montreal crowned several new or defended titles: Kenny Omega defeated Kevin Knight to retain the AEW World Championship in a main-event that ended with a tense post-match moment involving Will Ospreay, Jon Moxley, and The Death Riders, signaling a looming feud. Willow Nightingale captured the AEW Women’s Championship from Thekla, Andrade El Idolo won the AEW National Championship from Mark Davis, Mike Bailey won a six-way ladder match to earn a future shot at the AEW International Championship, and Kyle Fletcher retained the International title against Bandido. The undercard featured David Finlay & Clark Connors beating Jay White & Juice Robinson in a lengthy double-chain match, Jericho vs. Ciampa in a No Holds Barred bout, and Copeland & Cage retaining the Tag Team Titles. The show closed with Omega standing tall as Redemption came to a close, setting up potential All In momentum and a volatile dynamic with Ospreay going forward.