Warren Hayes from Bell To Belles sat down with Alex Gracia to talk about her upcoming Zelo Pro Wrestling title match against Laynie Luck, her debut on AEW, and her passion for learning about professional wrestling. Alex Gracia debuted for AEW in September against Penelope Ford on an episode of AEW Dark. Gracia spoke on…
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Abadon joins AEW, women’s title match announced
Abadon officially signed with All Elite Wrestling. The enigmatic indie wrestler made her network television debut on tonight’s episode AEW Dynamite. Abadon made her first appearance with the company on the Mar. 4 episode of AEW Dark in a match with Hikaru Shida. Tonight, she took on another newcomer, Anna Jay. Surprisingly, “The Living Dead…
3 Takeaways from AEW Double or Nothing
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…
Penelope Ford replaces Britt Baker at AEW Double or Nothing
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…
There’s Room for Improvement in AEW Women’s Division
All Elite Wrestling (AEW) has a few pay-per-views and nine months under their belt, and it’s clear there’s still room for improvement in one particular area: AEW Women’s Division. A few years ago, when critics drew attention to Ring of Honor’s inability to draw a crowd, Cody Rhodes, Nick Jackson and Matt Jackson took matters…
AEW is changing the look of mainstream women’s wrestling
Five months ago, the Elite change the landscape of wrestling when they announced the formation of their very own promotion, All Elite Wrestling (AEW). Their first pay-per-view event, Double or Nothing, will air this weekend. Since the announcement on New Year’s Day, AEW has gained considerable traction as a legitimate alternative to WWE. Given all…
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