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PRODUCE Wrestling has signed a new distribution deal to stream their pay-per-views live on the MyAEW streaming service alongside AEW content. The first event under this arrangement will be Volume 1 - The Octopus, scheduled for June 29.
Tommy Dreamer believes that Kevin Knight could be set for greater success in AEW after joining the Don Callis Family. Dreamer specifically stated that Knight "could become AEW World Champion" following this alignment.
Mercedes Mone returned on AEW Dynamite and entered the Women's Owen Hart Cup. Following her return, Mone has commented on her goals.
AEW's MJF suffered a legitimate injury during an episode of "AEW Dynamite." The company is reportedly hoping that the injury is not serious.
Two AEW stars who have been with the company since 2019 have become free agents as their contracts have expired. The wrestlers are no longer with AEW following the end of their deals.
The Butcher and The Blade have reportedly departed All Elite Wrestling following the expiration of their contracts.
AEW's Head of Talent Relations Christopher Daniels has highlighted young stars that have recently impressed him in AEW and Ring of Honor. Daniels praised the performances of these emerging wrestlers across both promotions.
MJF sustained a legitimate knee injury during his AEW World Championship match against RUSH on the June 3 episode of Dynamite, leading to him being pulled from Beyond Wrestling's June 5 event in Rhode Island after hyperextending his knee and not being medically cleared to travel or compete. According to Bryan Alvarez of F4WOnline.com, while the injury is real, there is hope that it is not serious and will not keep the AEW World Champion out for an extended period.
AEW's Christopher Daniels has addressed rumors that he was supposed to be revealed as the Corporate Ministry's "higher power" during the Attitude Era storyline. Daniels commented on the speculation surrounding his potential involvement in the notorious WWE angle.
Ric Flair has challenged online critics to reveal their real names and identities, stating he's willing to debate people individually if they stop hiding behind aliases. The WWE Hall of Famer posted on Twitter that he's "tired of all the social media trolls" and invited haters to contact him, claiming he has "more money than time." These comments follow Flair's recent posts defending his wrestling legacy and demanding people call him a "Legend" while citing his work schedule of 300 matches per year for 10 years.
According to reports, Mick Foley might have talked himself into wrestling a match in AEW despite being retired for over 14 years.