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Kenny Omega has commented on TNA's recent decision to pull its wrestlers from matches against AEW talent. Omega discussed the controversy and provided his explanation for why TNA made this decision.
"Speedball" Mike Bailey believes that his rival and former AEW TNT Champion Kyle Fletcher is going to be the "best in the world" if he isn't already.
Jim Ross confirmed on Grilling JR that he is planning to return to AEW at Double or Nothing on May 24 at Louis Armstrong Stadium in Queens, New York, following months off television after a fall at home. Ross stated he wants to work but needs to be able to walk steadily without assistance, saying he won't walk to the ring with a walker or cane. This would mark his first appearance back after the fall that left him unable to get up for hours and initially raised concerns about his condition.
Darby Allin defeated Ciampa to retain the AEW World Championship on the April 22, 2026 episode of AEW Dynamite. The show aired live from Portland, Oregon on TBS and HBO Max, with Samoa Joe making his return to the company.
AEW World Champion Darby Allin has his next challenger for the AEW World Championship already determined following his first title defense on Wednesday's "AEW Dynamite." The article does not specify who the next challenger will be.
AEW World Champion Darby Allin successfully retained his title against Tommaso Ciampa on "AEW Dynamite" in his first championship defense. The match marked the beginning of Allin's reign as AEW World Champion.
Adam Copeland issued a challenge to AEW World Tag Team Champions FTR during "AEW Dynamite." The challenge was described as major and potentially final for the tag team titles.
MJF earned an AEW TNT Championship match against Kevin Knight for next week's show after faking out Knight. MJF had originally wanted a title match for this week's "AEW Dynamite."
Will Ospreay has addressed his participation in the 2026 Owen Hart Cup tournament and discussed a possible path to headline AEW All In 2026 at Wembley Stadium.
Pro Wrestling Tees has responded to online rumors claiming AEW ended its partnership with the company and fired merchandise designers, stating that "nothing has changed otherwise and we are still fulfilling merchandise for AEW." While the company confirmed they told some contracted designers they would not need them for as many AEW designs, Pro Wrestling Tees clarified that some AEW designers remain under contract and disputed claims that the business relationship had ended.
ProWrestlingTees owner Ryan Barkan released a statement denying rumors that AEW and PWTees were ending their working relationship after seven years together.