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AEW Collision taped in San Antonio on October 22 will air on October 25, featuring matches like Hangman Page's promo, Jurassic Express vs. FTR and Young Bucks, PAC vs. Tomohiro Ishii, and a Women's World Championship match between Kris Statlander and Mercedes Mone, with no confirmed matches for the upcoming Full Gear pay-per-view.
AEW's Full Gear event featured a chaotic main event where Jon Moxley defeated Orange Cassidy with help from Wheeler Yuta, followed by a series of confusing post-match events involving multiple wrestlers. The show had a mix of good and underwhelming matches, with highlights including Will Ospreay vs. Kyle Fletcher and Mercedes Mone vs. Kris Statlander. However, the event was criticized for its lack of cohesive storylines and a crowd that struggled to engage with the action.
Following AEW Full Gear, several AEW stars, including Tony Khan, Mercedes Mone, and others, addressed the media. Highlights include Mercedes Mone discussing her match with Statlander and her upcoming appearance at Wrestle Dynasty, Big Boom AJ's positive remarks about his AEW experience, and Daniel Garcia's excitement over winning the TNT Championship. Tony Khan praised the impact of independent talent in AEW and hinted at future plans for stars like Kenny Omega and Ricky Starks. He also mentioned the use of Guns 'n' Roses' "November Rain" in AEW promotions.
AEW's Full Gear pay-per-view was a mixed bag, featuring both standout performances and confusing storylines. While Jon Moxley retained his title against Orange Cassidy, the event was marked by an overload of story arcs, including the emergence of new contenders and factions like the Hurt Syndicate. Notable matches included Bobby Lashley's dominant debut, Kyle Fletcher's victory over Will Ospreay, and Mercedes Moné's successful title defense. Despite some missteps, AEW is clearly pushing new talent and narratives, though the execution left some fans frustrated.
AEW's Full Gear 2023 PPV showcased Maxwell Jacob Friedman's victory over Jay White, the signing of Will Ospreay, intense matches between Swerve Strickland & Hangman Page, and the crowning of two new women's champions. The media scrum following the event promises reactions, discussions about recent events, hints of future plans, and possibly some drama, reminiscent of CM Punk's infamous "gripebomb" at All Out 2022.
Toni Storm returns to Hollywood and cheats her way to reclaim the AEW Women's World title from Hikaru Shida at Full Gear, using various sneaky tactics including hidden weapons and assistance from her butler Luther. Storm becomes a three-time Women's World champ, while her superfan Mariah May watches on in disbelief.
AEW World champion Maxwell Jacob Friedman (MJF) promised Adam Cole that he wouldn't drop the Ring of Honor Tag Team titles they won together, but during the Full Gear pre-show, MJF was attacked and injured by The Gunns. Adam Cole made a surprise return on crutches and helped MJF win the match, but MJF was stretchered out of the arena and taken to the hospital. On the PPV, it was announced that MJF can't compete, but Adam Cole will take his place, raising questions about his clearance and potential shenanigans.
All Elite Wrestling (AEW) is hosting its fifth annual Full Gear event tonight, with a free live stream of the pre-show called "Zero Hour" available before the main card. The pre-show will feature three matches, including Maxwell Jacob Friedman and a partner defending the Ring of Honor Tag Team championship against The Gunns. The main card will include matches such as Jay White challenging MJF for the AEW World title and Sting teaming up with Darby Allin and Adam Copeland. The Zero Hour stream starts at 6:30 pm ET, and the main card can be purchased on Bleacher Report or Fite.
All Elite Wrestling's Full Gear pay-per-view event is generating buzz due to Tony Khan's mystery signing, with speculation ranging from Mercedes Mone to Brock Lesnar. The event features 11 matches, including MJF vs. Jay White for the AEW World Championship, Hikaru Shida vs. Toni Storm for the AEW Women's World Championship, and Orange Cassidy vs. Jon Moxley for the AEW International Championship. The card promises exciting action and potential surprises.
AEW owner Tony Khan confirmed that the annual fall PPV event Full Gear will take place on November 18 in Los Angeles, and announced a surprise event called Wrestledream on October 1 in Seattle. Wrestledream will be a tribute to the late Japanese legend Antonio Inoki, and Khan is hopeful that New Japan Pro-Wrestling will be involved. Speculation suggests that Wrestledream could feature a big match for Bryan Danielson after he recovers from a broken arm. AEW has another PPV scheduled for next Sunday before focusing on these upcoming events.