Britt Baker made an appearance on tonight’s episode of AEW Dynamite, where she announced that she will return to action at All Out. Baker was initially scheduled to face Kris Statlander over the weekend at Double or Nothing. However, she suffered a knee injury last week which forced her to miss the company’s second pay-per-view event of the year. Penelope Ford replaced the self-proclaimed Role … Continue reading Britt Baker will return for AEW All Out
Last night, Deonna Purrazzo joined IMPACT Wrestling as the newest addition to their impressive Knockouts division. It was an excellent signing that will help bolster an already stacked roster. However, the news sparked more criticism around AEW and its women’s division. This is a familiar pattern. A hot free agent hits the market and fans immediately assume they will head to AEW. When they don’t, … Continue reading IMPACT Wrestling and the importance of parity
The second edition of AEW Double or Nothing took place last night at Daily’s Place and TIAA Bank Field in Jacksonville, Florida. On an eventful show featuring Mike Tyson, the women’s division was a highlight. This was actually the strongest showing from the company as both matches featuring women delivered. As a matter of fact, this was the first time that there were two singles women’s matches on an AEW … Continue reading 3 Takeaways from AEW Double or Nothing
All Elite Wrestling, under the helm of Chief Brand Officer Brandi Rhodes, launched the start of their online community for women wrestling fans – “AEW Heels”. Friday night via Zoom, Rhodes and the women of AEW launched a virtual party to celebrate the kick-off of the new fan community. Rhodes discussed how AEW Heels was created for women to enjoy wrestling together, empowering each other … Continue reading All Elite Wrestling creates women wrestling fan community “AEW Heels”
Penelope Ford will officially step in as a replacement for Britt Baker this weekend at AEW Double or Nothing. Britt Baker was originally scheduled to face Kris Statlander on The Buy In before Double or Nothing. The two had lingering animosity after the finish of the Fatal Four-Way match from the May 13 episode of Dynamite. Unfortunately, Baker suffered a knee injury this week in … Continue reading Penelope Ford replaces Britt Baker at AEW Double or Nothing
On Wednesday, Jim Ross announced that Hikaru Shida will be Nyla Rose’s next opponent at AEW Double or Nothing 2020. It has been an outstanding year for Hikaru Shida, who is currently on a winning streak. Tonight, she competed in a Fatal Four-Way match with Britt Baker, Kris Statlander, and Penelope Ford. Shida picked up another win when she nailed Ford with a backbreaker and … Continue reading Women’s title match set for AEW Double or Nothing 2020
As of today, Anna Jay is the newest addition to the AEW women’s division. The Georgia native debuted on last week’s episode of Dynamite. “The Star of the Show” is relatively new to the squared circle. Jay is known for her work with Georgia Premier Wrestling. She debuted last September in a charity show hosted by her coach, Ray Lloyd, who is better known as … Continue reading All Elite Wrestling signs newcomer Anna Jay
Monday night, AEW officially announced the next women’s title match. At AEW Revolution, Kris Statlander will challenge the new champion, Nyla Rose. “The Native Beast” has run roughshod on the women’s division since last year. This year she shot up to the top of the Power Rankings and beat Big Swole to earn another title shot. Two weeks ago, Rose pulled an upset to defeat … Continue reading Kris Statlander vs. Nyla Rose set for AEW Revolution
On tonight’s episode of AEW Dynamite, Nyla Rose upset Riho to become the new AEW Women’s World Champion. Rose has been making her way back up to the top of the women’s Power Ranking since last year. Two weeks ago, she defeated Big Swole to earn a rematch again the Riho. Last week, she slammed the champion back first on a table during a backstage … Continue reading Nyla Rose wins the AEW Women’s World Championship
On Sunday night, Brandi Rhodes posted the third installment of “Sessions,” which seemingly spelled the end of The Nightmare Collective. In the short clip, Rhodes appears to be back to normal as she burned the veil and ring gear she wore lately. This could possibly coincide with her appearance on last week’s episode of AEW Dynamite, where she tearfully ran down to the ring to … Continue reading AEW seems to write off The Nightmare Collective
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