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Former AEW Women's World Tag Team Champion Harley Cameron has been wrestling for less than five years and has detailed the process of learning to wrestle on live television. Cameron was forced to learn on the job during her wrestling career.
AEW's MJF has expressed confidence that the company will successfully work with Paramount following the WBD acquisition. MJF believes AEW will land on its feet regardless of what happens with the acquisition deal.
Dave Meltzer commented on the likelihood of Mick Foley wrestling in AEW following the announcement of Foley's debut for the company at Double or Nothing.
Adam Copeland provided an update on his AEW contract status and discussed his retirement plans ahead of his match with Christian Cage at Double or Nothing.
AEW World Champion Darby Allin acknowledged that his extreme wrestling style will eventually catch up with him physically. Despite this awareness, Allin stated he has no intention of changing his approach and will continue wrestling in this manner until it becomes physically unsustainable.
Tony Khan has commented on Willow Nightingale's shoulder injury that forced her withdrawal from the Owen Hart Foundation Cup tournament. Nightingale announced on Wednesday that she was relinquishing the AEW TBS Championship due to the injury.
AEW President Tony Khan has expressed interest in scheduling a pay-per-view event for July 2026. Khan also provided an update regarding the location for All In 2027.
Adam Copeland says AEW will likely add additional time to his contract following several absences since joining the company due to injury and acting commitments. Copeland stated he's uncertain when his current AEW contract expires.
All Elite Wrestling announced that Vita Coco has been named the official hydration partner of AEW Double or Nothing taking place Sunday, May 24 at Louis Armstrong Stadium in Queens, New York.
MJF has accused WWE of planting false stories about AEW and its TV deal. He claims this is WWE's method of controlling the media narrative surrounding AEW.
Adam Copeland explained that wrestling less frequently in AEW can actually be harder on his body than the constant schedule he maintained in WWE, as taking time off between matches means his body loses its adjustment to the physical impact. The 53-year-old veteran noted that while wrestlers used to stay in a "purgatory of pain" from working hundreds of matches per year, today's TV-focused industry structure means taking that first bump after a break can be an uncomfortable wake-up call, especially during live events. Copeland said it typically takes about five minutes into a match before his body readjusts and he starts feeling comfortable in the ring again.
Adam Copeland explained that joining AEW in 2023 was a "no-brainer" because his three best friends in the industry work there and told him they were having "an absolute blast." Copeland said he had already worked with nearly everyone he wanted to face in WWE, while AEW offered fresh matchup possibilities including Samoa Joe, "Hangman" Adam Page, and Swerve Strickland. At AEW Double or Nothing 2026, Copeland will team with Christian Cage to face FTR in New York.