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At AEW Worlds End, CJ Perry (formerly known as Lana) turned on Andrade El Idolo during his match with Miro, leading to Miro's victory. Perry interfered by knocking Andrade's arms during a submission, allowing Miro to execute his Game Over move and win the match. This event comes amid rumors of Andrade's potential departure from AEW and a return to WWE, as reported by Fightful Select.
At the AEW Worlds End 2023 PPV, Miro defeated Andrade El Idolo in a hard-fought match. CJ Perry, returning from finger surgery, was present in Andrade's corner. The match saw a series of momentum shifts, with both wrestlers showcasing their strength and agility. Despite Andrade's resilience and Perry's interference, Miro ultimately secured the win by applying his Game Over submission, raising questions about Perry's allegiance.
CJ Perry, formerly known as Lana in WWE, made her AEW debut at the All Out PPV event. AEW President Tony Khan stated that while her appearance was great, it is not a long-term guaranteed commitment.
AEW Collision featured an eight-man tag team main event with CM Punk, FTR, and Ricky Starks taking on Bullet Club Gold and The Gunns. Chris Jericho and Minoru Suzuki confronted Sting and Darby Allin about their partner for Forbidden Door, leading to the surprise appearance of Tetsuya Naito. Miro renounced his god, gold, and wife, declaring himself godless. The men's Owen Hart Cup Tournament was hyped, and Willow Nightingale defeated Nyla Rose to advance in the women's tournament. Powerhouse Hobbs won a quick squash match, and Jay White, Juice Robinson, and The Gunns defeated CM Punk, FTR, and Ricky Starks.
AEW Collision's premiere date was chosen intentionally to avoid competition from other big sporting events. The show premiered on Saturday, June 17, after the conclusion of the NBA and Stanley Cup Finals, and before the NFL pre-season begins in August. The debut episode featured the returns of CM Punk, Andrade El Idolo, and Miro.
AEW Dynamite featured a steel cage match between Kenny Omega and Jon Moxley, which ended in heartbreak for Omega due to Don Callis' betrayal. The show also saw the returns of Miro and Thunder Rosa, two title bouts, and promo packages from the Four Pillars. The standout match of the night was Claudio Castagnoli vs. Fenix. The broadcast was excellent, delivering on the promised violence and excitement.