WWE Raw (7/10/2024) will be live from the Enterprise Center in St. Louis, Missouri. Here are the announced matches and segments for the show:
• GUNTHER(c) vs. Sami Zayn for the World Heavyweight Championship
• Jey Uso(c) vs. Xavier Woods for the WWE Intercontinental Championship
• Seth Rollins appears after a shocking return on last week’s Raw
• Sheamus vs Pete Dunne in Donnybrook Match
As WWE prepares to launch its first premium live event on ESPN’s new direct-to-consumer platform with Wrestlepalooza this Saturday, questions have swirled about whether its scheduling was designed to counterprogram AEW’s flagship event, All Out, which occurs the same day. However, ESPN executives have definitively addressed these speculations, insisting the Wrestlepalooza date was driven primarily by strategic partnership goals rather than wrestling competition.
During a media call on Wednesday ahead of Wrestlepalooza, ESPN’s Vice President of Programming and Acquisitions, Matt Kenny, and Senior Vice President JT Lasker, were directly asked by Fightful’s Sean Ross Sapp about the potential wrestling counterprogramming rivalry. Kenny explained that WWE’s event calendar for the year had been largely set before ESPN’s involvement: “Many of [WWE’s]...
All Elite Wrestling (AEW) is gearing up for its highly anticipated All Out 2025 pay-per-view event, set for Saturday, September 20, at Toronto’s famous Scotiabank Arena. Marking a historic milestone, this event is the first AEW All Out to take place outside the United States and will also debut on HBO Max, expanding access to viewers worldwide[3][4]. The excitement continues to build following the recently aired AEW September To Remember special and the premiere of the three-hour “Countdown To AEW All Out: Toronto” preview on TBS and HBO Max, which provided fans an in-depth look at the riveting matches and storylines leading into the event[1].
All Out 2025 trades the usual Chicago area location...
Last Wednesday’s AEW Dynamite episode, themed “September to Remember,” featured several prominent WWE superstars referenced on air, while behind the scenes, AEW President Tony Khan is reportedly facing mounting criticism related to crowd reactions and talent management. These intertwined developments are drawing significant attention in wrestling circles as AEW and WWE continue their competitive dance.
WWE Superstars Referenced During AEW September to Remember
A highlight from the show was a compelling face-to-face confrontation featuring AEW tag teams FTR (Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler) and the duo of Adam Copeland and Christian Cage. During the exchange, Dax Harwood made a notable mention of several WWE tag teams they faced in their careers, reminding fans of their rich history and versatility. Harwood...
AEW has officially confirmed the four teams that will compete in the high-profile AEW World Tag Team Championship Ladder Match at All Out 2025, marking one of the most anticipated matches of the year. Brodido enters as the reigning champions, set to defend his titles against three formidable teams after intense qualifying matches aired on the latest episode of AEW Dynamite on September 17, 2025.
The tag team ladder match at All Out will feature Brodido (the current champions), The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson), Josh Alexander & Hechicero, and JetSpeed (Kevin Knight & “Speedball” Mike Bailey)[5][3][6]. Each team earned their spot through rigorous competition on Dynamite, generating significant buzz within the AEW fanbase and wrestling media alike.