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Konosuke Takeshita is once again holding championship gold in AEW, but the celebration didn’t last long before The Don Callis Family imploded in dramatic fashion at AEW Double Or Nothing.
The closing stretch of the AEW International Championship match between Kazuchika Okada and Takeshita turned into an all-out war, with both Don Callis Family members surviving multipl...
Adam Copeland and Christian Cage’s story is not over.
Not yet.
In fact, a new chapter has just begun.
Kicking off the AEW Double Or Nothing pay-per-view on Sunday night at Louis Armstrong Stadium in Queens, New York as the first match of the evening, Cope and Cage won a very violent and exciting “I Quit” New York Street Fight, defeating FTR duo Dax Harwoo...
A heated confrontation involving MJF, Darby Allin and WWE Hall of Fame legend Mick Foley took place during “The Buy-In” pre-show leading into AEW Double Or Nothing on Sunday night in Queens, New York.
The segment began with Renee Paquette and Foley standing in the ring discussing the Hair vs. Title main event between Darby Allin and MJF. Foley immediately got the crowd...
Mick Foley has officially arrived in AEW.
AEW Double or Nothing kicked off with an appearance from the WWE Hall of Famer, as “The Hardcore Legend” made his AEW debut during The Buy-In pre-show from Louis Armstrong Stadium in Queens, New York.
The show opened with the usual video intro package before the broadcast shifted to Renee Paquette standing inside the rin...
Today marks exactly one month since Giulia lost her WWE Women’s United States Championship.
And 30 days later, she’s ready for a restart.
Surfacing on social media this weekend, the Japanese women’s wrestling star took to Instagram to show off a new look she is sporting these days.
Giulia, a former NXT Women’s Champion and two-time Women’s U.S. Champion w...