In a crossover event so surreal it might’ve been brainstormed during a pre-workout high, AEW stars Wardlow and Kamille are officially set to join the reboot of American Gladiators, where
AEW is putting together a match so rich in flips, drama, and accidental violence that it could only be announced through a leaked report—because what’s a wrestling feud without some
In a move that says, “Yes, wrestling is real, but let’s make it even more dramatic,” Netflix is reportedly developing a brand-new pro wrestling drama titled Tuesday Night Titans —
AEW has recently been dropping full-length bangers on YouTube like it’s clearance week at the wrestling warehouse, and now we know why: they’re trying to get you to open HBO
In what can only be described as lucha drama grande, AEW’s Komander was legitimately injured and written out of his scheduled trios match on AEW Dynamite: Summer Blockbuster—and no, this
Dominik Mysterio — proud San Diegan, WWE Intercontinental Champion, and the only man to get booed by grandmothers in four time zones — showed up to a baseball diamond this
Backstage sources have confirmed what fans already suspected: AEW is finally doing something logical with its overflowing buffet of titles by unifying the International and Continental Championships. Because let’s be
AEW has unveiled a brand-new championship title, a brand-new tag team of chaos, and probably a brand-new medical bill for Kenny Omega—all in the same segment. Because moderation is for
Folks, get ready to belt up, because Mercedes Mone isn’t done hoarding hardware like it’s Black Friday at a championship outlet mall. In an announcement that broke the internet (okay,
Danhausen, the cursed creature of charisma and cursed teeth, has not graced AEW TV since December 30, 2023—when he briefly emerged during Worlds End like a spooky seasonal flavor of