AEW Stars and the Attack of the Injury Bug: The Good, the Bad, and the ‘Oh No, Not Again’
Folks, folks, it’s a tough time for some of our beloved All Elite Wrestling stars. The injury bug – and trust me, it’s a huge bug, folks, bigger than anything
Folks, folks, it’s a tough time for some of our beloved All Elite Wrestling stars. The injury bug – and trust me, it’s a huge bug, folks, bigger than anything
Folks, grab your popcorn, because AEW and Warner Brothers Discovery have just dropped a media deal that’s worth more than some nations’ GDPs! A whopping $555 million—and let me tell
Folks, if you thought The American Dragon Bryan Danielson was done dropping jaws, think again. After 25 glorious years in the wrestling biz—and one of the most talked-about AEW World
Folks, we’ve seen some pretty wild stuff in wrestling—steel chairs, surprise betrayals, you name it—but this? This is on another level. In 2024, AEW hasn’t seen much of QT Marshall
Folks, when it comes to wrestling, fans can sometimes turn dreams into reality—or at least a really well-made social media hoax can. This week, AEW fans were abuzz over a
Folks, Shelton Benjamin didn’t just arrive in AEW on Wednesday’s “Dynamite”—he dropped in like a wrecking ball, and poor Lio Rush was the building that got leveled. In his AEW
Folks, the TBS Championship is still in the hands of Mercedes Mone, and it looks like it’s not going anywhere anytime soon! On this week’s “AEW Dynamite,” the “CEO” herself
Folks, when you think of a man built like a truck with the healing factor of a comic book superhero, you think of one name: Powerhouse Hobbs. After months on
Folks, Halloween is upon us, and you know what that means: pro wrestling with a dash of pumpkins, costumes, and more terrifying gimmick matches than a haunted hayride gone wrong!
The Top Guys are back, and they’re bringing more than just wrestling chops to the table. Former AEW World Tag Team Champions FTR—Cash Wheeler and Dax Harwood—are making their return