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The March 18 episode of AEW Dynamite featured fallout from AEW Revolution and generated significant buzz in TV ratings. However, specific viewership numbers and ratings data were not provided in the report.
According to Dave Meltzer, a source indicated that Ronda Rousey's appearance could have been part of a wider vendetta against TKO. Meltzer reported this information regarding Rousey's potential involvement with AEW.
Bryan Alvarez reported that Toni Storm was not medically cleared to compete on AEW Dynamite. According to the update, Storm may be out of action for an extended period.
MVP and Shelton Benjamin have signed contract extensions with AEW. The duo are reportedly enjoying their time with the promotion.
An AEW star has expressed feeling "apprehension" when making independent wrestling appearances. The wrestler discussed this sense of uncertainty they experience when working outside of AEW.
AEW owner Tony Khan stated he would "love" to have actor/comedian Wayne Brady wrestle a match following Brady's involvement in a match during Revolution: Zero Hour.
AEW's Jeff Jarrett has expressed support for Konnan following reports of the wrestling veteran's leg amputation surgery. Jarrett joins other members of the wrestling community who have shown support for Konnan during this time.
AEW owner Tony Khan was among the bidders for WWE during its 2023 sale process. Khan participated as one of the suitors attempting to acquire the company during the sale.
AEW President Tony Khan reportedly made an offer to buy WWE from Vince McMahon when the company was on sale in 2023.
AEW Collision drew strong viewership numbers on March 14, 2026, one day before the Revolution pay-per-view. The show was headlined by an all-lucha main event between Andrade El Idolo and Mascara Dorada.
According to newly unredacted court filings from an ongoing WWE shareholder lawsuit, Tony Khan's company Base 10 officially submitted a bid to purchase WWE during the 2023 sale process. Base 10 offered $76.83 per share (approximately $6.9 billion total), making it the lowest of four serious bids alongside Endeavor, Liberty Media, and KKR, with Endeavor ultimately winning the deal at $95.66 per share. The court documents indicate that Base 10 would have needed additional equity and debt partners to complete the purchase and there's no indication Khan's group accessed WWE's internal data room during the bidding process.
A top AEW star is set to be out of action "for a long time" after being taken out during last night's Dynamite show.