Latest news with #AEWWorld
New York Post
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- New York Post
Darby Allin picking up right where he left off could be cherry on top of AEW's Death Riders story
Maybe Darby Allin didn't miss his chance after all. Maybe the Death Riders story can spawn not one, but two babyface world champions whom AEW fans are super invested in. I'll stand by my belief that Allin was the wrestler originally supposed to end Jon Moxley's reign as AEW World champion, especially if you look back at how the story started. He was a constant thorn in the Death Riders' side and was the one who approached Will Ospreay about taking up the cause with his fellow babyfaces. Advertisement 3 Darby Allin delivers a coffin drop at All In. Ricky Havlik/AEW Nevertheless, Allin broke his foot in March 2024 on the Dynamite just before he was supposed to climb Mount Everest, and had to postpone the climb. Allin, 32, missed about a month of action and then likely took himself off the board when it came to beating Moxley to leave and climb Everest.
New York Post
14-05-2025
- Entertainment
- New York Post
Samoa Joe ready to be AEW's ‘standard bearer' and save the world title at Beach Break
Samoa Joe is looking to succeed where others have failed. He will be the next up to try to end Jon Moxley's 210-plus day reign as AEW World champion when the two veterans step into a steel cage together for the first time at Dynamite: Beach Break on Wednesday (8 p.m., TBS, Max). Joe and his Opps faction have already taken the Trios titles from Moxley and his Death Riders. Now, he will look to become a two-time AEW world champion. Before the big match, Joe took time for some Q&A with The Post's Joseph Staszewski. Advertisement (Edited for clarity and length)
Yahoo
10-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
The Young Bucks explain why they ruined Dynasty's AEW World title match
After AEW World champion Jon Moxley kicked off the fallout episode of Dynamite with an (underhanded, natch) win over Katsuyori Shibata of The Opps, some music we haven't heard in quite some time hit the loud speakers. Three days after their return at Dynasty, The Young Bucks hit the stage in Baltimore. Advertisement Mox and his right-hand woman Marina Shafir considered sticking around to talk to them (he'd already addressed his main event win at Sunday's PPV in a show-opening promo with the usual Death Riders' spiel about the locker room needing to rise up, etc., but made it clear he was not in league with The Bucks), but decided to bail. Matt & Nick — or I guess they're still Matthew & Nicholas — Jackson stuck around to talk anyway. They offered two explanations for their actions Sunday: They did it for their old pal Hangman Page, to help him keep his promise that Swerve Strickland will never again be AEW champ. And they did it as a peace offering to Mox & his Death Riders, in hopes of forming an alliance to finally remake AEW into what both groups want it to be. The Bucks asked Mox to come back out, but instead they got their former friend Kenny Omega. He pointed out that Matt & Nick didn't cover him in the list of people they were acting on behalf of, and reminded us all that the Bucks tried to take him out while he was still suffering from diverticulitis. It was a meandering promo (talking as a babyface is not Kenny's strong suit), which was probably one reason for the pop when a coin dropped and Kazuchika Okada made his entrance. Before we could get another tease for those two old rivals latest battle, Strickland arrived to make things a little more even. The Elite decided they didn't want anything resembling a fair fight and bounced. Advertisement No soone could Swerve call for the opening of Bucks hunting season then his opponent for the night, Death Rider PAC, attacking him from behind. But more on that in a bit... Get complete results from tonight's episode of Dynamite here. More from
See - Sada Elbalad
10-03-2025
- Entertainment
- See - Sada Elbalad
Get to Know 2025 AEW Revolution Results
Early Sunday, AEW introduced its first 2025 Pay-Per-View, Revolution, at the Arena in Los Angeles, California. This was the first AEW PPV event to stream on Amazon Prime Video. The card included several gimmick matches such as Steel Cage and Hollywood Ending matches. The majority of the promotion's titles were on the line, such as the AEW World title, AEW Women's World title, and the International title. Only one new champion was crowned, Kenny Omega. Omega defeated Konosuke Takeshita to become the new AEW International champion. This could be Omega's first single title since 2022. The event was almost a sold-out event, and trended worldwide. The full results of the event are as follows: Zero Hour Tag team match: Komander & Hologram defeated Lee Johnson & Blake Christian 8-Man tag team action: Daniel Garcia & The Undisputed Kingdom defeated Shane Taylor Promotions Trios Match: "Big Boom!" A.J. & The Conglomeration defeated Johnny TV & MxM Collection Main Card "Hangman" Adam Page defeated MJF AEW TBS Championship: Mercedes Moné (c) defeated Momo Watanabe #1 contender to the AEW World Championship: Swerve Strickland defeated Ricochet AEW Continental Championship: Kazuchika Okada (c) defeated Brody King Tag team match for the AEW World Tag Team Championship: The Hurt Syndicate (c) defeated The Outrunners Hollywood Ending match for AEW Women's World Championship: "Timeless" Toni Storm (c) defeated Mariah May AEW International Championship: Kenny Omega defeated Konosuke Takeshita (c) Steel Cage match: Will Ospreay defeated Kyle Fletcher
