AEW Fright Night: Dynamite & Collision
Chaifetz Arena · St. Louis, MO
6:30pm CT
Awaiting source recheckAEW live events, pay-per-views and independent coverage of Dynamite, Collision and the stories around them.
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Chaifetz Arena · St. Louis, MO
6:30pm CT
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7:30pm ET
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Awaiting source recheckAhead of AEW All Out, Tony Khan discussed the expected Paramount Skydance and Warner Bros. Discovery combination, praised David Ellison’s leadership and said he believes the change can make AEW stronger.
AEW’s half-hour All Out preview special will air at 11 p.m. ET on TBS, while a free afternoon Block Party is also planned in Chicago on pay-per-view day.
Anthony Bowens gave a definitive public response when asked whether he and Max Caster will ever bring back The Acclaimed, adding another wrinkle to the former champions’ uncertain AEW futures.
The former Acclaimed partners are reportedly approaching the end of their AEW deals in early October, with no publicly known progress toward extensions.
Kevin Knight playfully singled out Will Ospreay and Gabe Kidd when asked about the least compatible music taste in AEW, pointing to their shared affinity for grime rap.
Kevin Knight says seeing Swerve Strickland and Lio Rush succeed as authentic, serious Black main-event talents helped shape his own purpose in professional wrestling.
Orange Cassidy reflected on the unusual path that led from rivalry to partnership with Roderick Strong and Kyle O’Reilly, contrasting it with the long-standing friendship he shared with Trent Beretta and Chuck Taylor.
The Demand’s Bishop Kaun wants a place in the AEW Continental Classic, viewing the tournament as the proving ground he needs to pursue singles success.
The Demand’s Bishop Kaun called Kofi and Austin Creed “two future Hall of Famers” while making clear that respect will not stop his group from pursuing the AEW Trios Championships on Dynamite.
Sting’s son has become a familiar face on AEW programming, and Steven Borden is fully aware of the social-media response surrounding his appearances.
The first look at the dark comedy thriller puts several familiar wrestling names on screen alongside Ashley Benson, Ron Perlman and Justin Long.
Vaughn Vertigo says he had no involvement in a fan-made sign calling for AEW to sign him during All Out 2025 in Toronto, describing the gesture as both flattering and a little strange.