Hello and welcome to a preview for one of AEW's biggest show of the year, All Out. As has become an annual traditiong AEW's big Chicago show has more buzz going in than the big stadium show so closely preceding it, despite the short timeframe for build. But the execution is another thing entirely, we will see in just a few hours if it will live up to that buzz. At the risk of looking foolish, our writers have put down on paper in advance their expectations, making their best

Hello and welcome to a preview for AEW's biggest show of the year, All In. AEW's return to Wembley has matches with a lot of anticipation, along with matches that people feel confused why they rate being on this card. But the execution is another thing entirely, as we've seen from big AEW shows in the past that have proved doubters wrong. But, at the risk of looking foolish, our writers have put down on paper in advance their expectations. making their best call on two aspect

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Tony Khan's announcement of the inaugural Continental Classic on Collision caused the international wrestling community to explode. AEW fans have been asking for this since the company's inception. A round robin tournament similar to New Japan's G1 Climax. So much of the fun with the G1 comes in the anticipation. Speculating over who will be included, what dream matches we might see and ultimately who will win. So why don't we do the same with the Continental Classic? *The pu

Hello and welcome to our AEW All In: London Preview. Where we look at AEW's biggest ever show, by far, as 80 000+ fans will witness the biggest paid wrestling show of all time hosted by a company only four and a half years old. In this preview we will look at the ten announced matches post-Dynamite after having ranked them by how excited we are for each match. This is how our vote went: PWMusings' Contributors Excitement Power Rankings for AEW All In: London Adam Cole vs MJF

Hello and welcome to a preview for AEW's fourth version of their originally inaugural show; Double or Nothing. With all the furore surrounding the (potential) return of CM Punk, the rumoured roster split and the introduction of Collision this PPV is managing to maintain in fan's minds due to it's line-up of incredible wrestlers. That being said, it would be a travesty for an AEW PPV card to not be tantalising to fans with the current abundance of talent. To preview this card

Welcome to the ProWrestlingMusings preview for AEW Revolution 2023. Below you can see the rankings for how excited people are for each individual match. The build to this pay-per-view has been criticised with some matches lacking, for many people. But as you can see a few matches are still highly anticipated. In this preview we're going to look at why certain matches are so anticipated and why others aren't so much. As well as the usual speculation on what might happen in the

Dynamite opened and out walked Renee Paquette, the newest signing to AEW to an incredible ovation in front of her home crowd. It’s so good to see one of my favourite wrestling personalities back on TV! She addressed the crowd and welcomed us to AEW Dynamite - so without further adieu; Renee introduced Canada’s own Christian Cage, who quickly turned on the crowd with a joke about the Toronto Maple Leafs. He announced Luchasaurus as his right hand of destruction. ‘Jungle Boy’

AEW Revolution: Head vs Heart: Picking & Rooting Roundtable for PW Musings Hello and welcome to the AEW Revolution preview edition of the Pro Wrestling Musings Roundtable! For each match, the @PWMusings Roundtable Crew will be Predicting: Who they think will win Voting with their heads: Choosing who they want to win for story purposes. (For example, my head did not want Christian to be the one to dethrone Kenny Omega at All Out because I wanted that saved for Hangman) Voting

With Tony Khan announcing that he has bought Ring of Honor and rumours of an AEW streaming service there surely is a lot to talk about and be excited by in the land of AEW. But, Revolution is right around the corner now, the card looks great and there is plenty of room for speculation. If you want predictions, go elsewhere because this is a place for speculation and fantasy booking. Read on at your own peril. I have selected these five possibilities using some amount of logic

AEW Full Gear Preview and Predictions Welcome to Pro Wrestling Musings' Preview and Predictions where a different team member previews and predicts the finish of each match. Full Gear should be one of the best Pay Per Views of the year and is probably the most narratively-rich of the year. From two year stories to industry titans clashing, Full Gear is brimming with possibility. Let's dive in... Kenny Omega vs Adam Page [Craig] The Anxious Millennial Cowboy is a transcendent

Welcome to the Pro Wrestling Musings Preview Roundtable for tonight's AEW All Out! This preview is built around our revolutionary(!) In-ring Performance Statistics. We collect statistics from every televised, traditional rules 1v1 and 2v2 AEW match. You can find those statistics for 2021 here. For a full explanation of these statistics and the language used check out this guide. This article provides a preview for each match from All Out based on each wrestler's average stat

Welcome to the inaugural Dynamite Preview Roundtable. There's always a lot to talk about before AEW Dynamite due to the well planned nature of the show. This week is no different with Chris Jericho taking on the third of MJF's challenges as he faces a foe from his past in Juventud Guererra and Cody Rhodes confronts the darkness currently invading AEW in the form of Malakai Black. This week's Roundtable sees no fewer than six of Pro Wrestling Musings best minds lay out their t

To preview AEW's Double or Nothing 2021, the first AEW PPV with a full house since the start of the pandemic a year ago, we are using statistics collated from 106 1v1 or 2v2 matches featured on AEW Dynamite, PPV or Women's Tournament in 2021. Check out the full document, here. Below you fill find comparisons of how each competitor wrestles using a 'per hour' rate of how often they utilise each in-ring metric to flatten any ring time differences. Each 1v1, 2v2 and the 3-way

AEW Revolution is upon us and after last year's stellar event, 2021's edition has a very high standard. As indeed it has set itself on its own merits by the sheer level of excitement it's caused. The road to Revolution has been bumpy and not without its faults. It simultaneously feels like the most hyped AEW pay-per-view as well as the worst built, which is somewhat of an oxymoron. However, when the card is as good as this and the potential surprises are as great as this, you

New Japan Cups are always unpredictable as you are left with no idea whether this will be a reward for a deserving and underutilised wrestler like Zack Sabre Jr. in 2018. You don’t know if it’ll be there to establish a championship contender like it’s been for Hirooki Goto three times. Or maybe, just maybe, they’re crowning a new champion as they did with EVIL last year. This year leaves us with various different contenders such as Will Ospreay, Shingo Takagi, Kazuchika Okada

Credit: WWE (and Dexter Lumis?) NXT kicked off their 2021 with a loaded card, intent on putting their best foot forward heading into a New Year. The only disappointment being that Fight Pit 2 (Back in the habit) was postponed to a later date due to an injury to Timothy Thatcher but even that was replaced with a fun mixed tag match featuring the most powerful man in all of sports entertainment, Card: Damian Priest V Karrion Kross Gran Metalik V Santos Escobar (C) for the Cruis

AEW Full Gear is maybe the biggest pay per view event of the season in the year 2020 and it carries with it some of the most interesting matches AEW has put on in its history. From the Dinner Debonaire to Orange Cassidy to a horrid injury to the most hyped tag team match of the year to one of the promos of the decade, Full Gear’s build has been absolutely insane. And with tremendous build comes tremendous expectations, so to help you temper those emotions for a little bit (an

AEW has made a habit of subverting its audience’s expectations. Throwing a curveball nobody saw coming, a surprise debut in the era of spoilers or simply a result we weren’t expecting. Think Spears nailing Cody with a chair, Moxley debuting and throwing Omega off giant poker chips or Private Party defeating Young Bucks. These moments aren’t just done to pop the fans. They’re meticulously placed to tease exhilarating feuds or steeped in consequence for story development meanin

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