History was made at AEW Dynasty as Swerve Strickland soared beyond the ropes and into the record books, becoming the first African American AEW World Champion. The arena was electrified, the stakes were sky-high, and Swerve delivered a performance that will be etched in wrestling lore forever.

Swerve, whose journey through the wrestling ranks has been nothing short of meteoric, faced off against the formidable Samoa Joe in a clash that had fans on the edge of their seats. With the AEW World Championship on the line, Swerve unleashed his signature Swerve Stomp, a move as devastating as it sounds, and pinned Samoa Joe to claim the title. This victory not only secured him his first singles title in AEW but also marked a monumental milestone in the promotion’s history.

Samoa Joe, a titan in his own right and the reigning AEW World Champion since last December, entered the ring with the confidence of a seasoned warrior. But on this fateful night, it was Swerve’s relentless ambition and raw talent that reigned supreme. His rise to the top has been steeped in battles and blood, notably his intense rivalry with Hangman Page and strategic machinations within his faction, Mogul Embassies.

Swerve’s historic win is not just a personal triumph but a beacon of progress for the sport, signaling a new era in AEW. His journey from a tag team specialist to a world-renowned villain and now a world champion reflects his versatility and unyielding drive.

As Swerve hoisted the championship belt amidst a sea of cheers and the glaring lights of the Dynasty arena, it was clear that a new chapter had begun—not just for him, but for AEW itself. How will Samoa Joe respond? What new challenges will Swerve face as the champion? One thing is for sure, the path ahead is as promising as it is perilous.

By Joseph Gallery

I like ice cream, taking a back seat, wondering who I am, and pretending kayfabe is real. May or may not be the Real Dark Brandon. For the LOLZ. MALARKEY!

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