AEW, Double Or Nothing and Winners And Losers
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Konosuke Takeshita defeated Kazuchika Okada to win the AEW International Championship at Double or Nothing with Raging Fire in a highly physical bout.
The five-week AEW world title reign of #SpeakingOut alum Darby Allin came to an end Sunday night in a loss to former champ Maxwell Jacob Friedman.
A full schedule of upcoming AEW events, including Dynamite, Collision and pay-per-view events.
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Will Ospreay firmly believes he can carry AEW if he's able to win world championship at All In
Will Ospreay hit multiple Hidden Blades to beat Samoa Joe at AEW Double or Nothing, advancing in the Owen Hart Men's Tournament for a title shot.
Double or Nothing is becoming AEW’s can’t-miss show. The fastest version in its NYC pay-per-view debut in front of an announced sold-out crowd of 15,015 at Louis Armstrong Stadium on Sunday was no different.
Darby Allin has lost the AEW World Title after 39 days as champion, but how does his short reign rank amount AEW's best?
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AEW Double or Nothing ends with shocking heel turn
MJF didn’t lose his hair since he beat Darby Allin to win the AEW World Championship. However, that’s not the only surprising outcome in Queens, as Kevin Knight turned heel by attacking Allin after the loss.