AEW celebrates six years of changing the wrestling landscape with a huge post-all-out card that will set more expectations for WrestleDream. With several multi-person matchups, the looming prospect of the first women’s Blood and Guts match, and big returns, Hollywood, Florida, will need its biggest spotlights. Table setting and cementing the tracks to the next PPV might see some big moments and developments.
Get ready for another PPV-quality wrestling event on free TV.
For example, when has The Young Bucks vs. Kenny Omega ever disappointed? When has Orange Cassidy not tried his best in a title match? When has Kyle Fletcher ever taken the pressure of performing for granted? Do Darby Allin and AEW Women’s World Champion, Kris Statlander, ever fail to lay it all on the line?
For new fans yet to experience the brilliant excess of AEW action, it’s a perfect time to start. You’ll be blown away.
AEW Dynamite Matches Announced
- The Young Bucks and Josh Alexander vs. Kenny Omega and Brodido
- TNT Championship: Kyle Fletcher vs. Orange Cassidy
- Mixed Tornado Tag Team Match: Wheeler Yuta and Marina Shafir vs. Darby Allin and Kris Statlander
- Hangman Adam Page, Samoa Joe, and Powerhouse Hobbs vs. Death Riders
AEW Dynamite Segments Announced
- “Timeless” Toni Storm returns to Hollywood (Florida)
- Jurassic Express return
Two Big Returns
In previous years, AEW has never been one to get too nostalgic or stop for too long to look backward at its past. However, ancient history and recent heartache will see two of the hottest acts make their futures clear.
Firstly, former AEW Women’s World Champion, “Timeless” Toni Storm, will speak after losing her championship at All Out. Losing in a four-way, mirroring the defeat that led her to break and become “Timeless”, what’s next for the much-loved persona? Was this the death Storm wanted?
Does Storm want a rematch against the only contender she praised during the Owen Hart Tournament? “What a woman!” Or will Storm spiral towards another low?
Elsewhere, the day one tag team, Jurassic Express, returns. After reuniting at All Out, the same PPV where each man crossed paths last year and seemed to recognize how they had changed, the team seems to have their sights set on The Young Bucks.
As seen on BTE, Perry felt abandoned by his former friends and mentors last year. The Scapegoat experiment did not fully work, but Perry deserves another chance. Fans (and likely Taz) are ready to start belting out Tarzan Boy again.
Double Death Riders
What does this mean?
More conflict, pain, and potential awesomeness. After months of pursuit, Statlander made it clear to Jon Moxley last week where she stands. Wheeler Yuta, and Marina Shafir have shadowed Statlander for months. Statlander now gets the chance to deal with The Problem and her former Best Friend partner.
It’s tornado rules, which means no rules, and with Darby Allin, it’s likely to get destructive and chaotic. Yuta again may be the literal whipping boy. Yet with no rules, don’t expect the Death Riders to play fair.
In trios action, AEW World Champion, Hangman Adam Page, and The Opps again look to choke Moxley’s crew out. However, victory has not stopped them from recruiting. With new blood from Daniel Garcia, will Red Death step up?
Long-term, where is this going? AEW World Trios rematch? Will one of the Death Riders be Page’s next AEW Men’s World Champion contenders? There are plenty of possibilities and outcomes.
Just when it seemed the Death Riders were done, crack!
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