AEW
AEW REVOLUTION 2025: ‘Timeless’ Toni Storm vs. Mariah May and Will Ospreay vs. Kyle Fletcher Steal the Show
AEW Revolution 2025 indeed brought with it a Hollywood ending, when it was broadcast live on pay-per-view, and for the first time on Prime Video on Sunday night, March 9th. Hailing from Crypto Arena in Los Angeles, California, not only were celebrities (Leslie Jones, Ken Jeong and more) out in full, but so too was the stacked card, which delivered one of the best PPV’s in AEW’s recent history.
This year’s card was headlined by the AEW World Championship battle between Jon Moxley and Adam “Cope” Copeland (the former Rated-R superstar, Edge while in WWE) and the conclusion of a year-long epic storyline involving “Timeless” Toni Storm and “The Glamour” Mariah May with the AEW Women’s World Championship on the line. Let’s take a look at some of the highlights from the best moments and matches of the night.
Swerve Strickland with Prince Nana vs. Ricochet (in the number one contender bout the AEW World Championship)
While the match revved up the crowd to an insane level, yes, you SNL alum, Leslie Jones, Strickland and Ricochet delivered a solid battle in the ring with Prince Nana walking out for a time on Strickland in the middle of the match after Swerve shoved Nana.
Later, Nana returned and made an attempt to steal back Jimmy Rave’s Embassy robe (which earlier, Ricochet wore to the ring adding his own logo to the back of it as major disrespect) from the ringside area, which helped set up the finishing maneuver for Strickland. In the end, Swerve wins the match from his sworn enemy Ricochet and now gets a shot at the title coming up at AEW Dynasty. GRADE B+
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Kenny Omega vs. Konosuke Takeshita (AEW International Championship)
Kenny Omega marked his AEW PPV return with this match. This was the first since 2023, and since battling his medical issues where he had two-feet of intestine removed from a severe bout of diverticulitis. In the match, Omega overcame a concentrated effort by Takeshita to target his stomach to procure the victory.
The ever-popular Omega had one of the best entrances of the night and really had the crowd in his corner. Eventually, he beat Takeshita to win the AEW International Championship much to the chagrin of former mentor and manager, Don Callis, who now has his own stable which includes Takeshita. But will Takeshita or Callis turn on one another? Stay tuned! GRADE: A
Will Ospreay vs. Kyle Fletcher (Steel Cage Match)
This was phenomenal from start to finish. Two former best friends, tearing into each others with moves high above the cage, and within it. The blood flowed as these two went all out. Barbed wire, screwdrivers, thumbtacks were the order of the day and a Spanish Fly from the top of the cage; set up one last Hidden Blade from Ospreay and the dangerous Tiger Driver 91, that finally ended Fletcher’s night.
Ospreay should soon get the nod to carry the company’s AEW World Championship, as he is too damn good to be denied and has been a title holder for less prestigious belts within the organization Now is the time to see him elevated further given his popularity, exciting style and in-ring progress on the mic. GRADE A+
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Jox Moxley vs. Cope (for the AEW World Heavyweight Championship)
Unfortunately, the final match of the night was a clunker, and certainly paled in comparison to its predecessors on the card. The match moved slow and plodding between Moxley and Cope and really didn’t generate any buzz from the fans in attendance.
Things finally looked like they were about to get interesting when after the referee is knocked out, “Death Riders” lackey, Wheeler Yuta shows up to help Moxley. However, Jay White comes out from the back to fend off Yuta and help Cope set up Moxley for some chair shots, only to have Cope’s former best friend and tag partner, Christian Cage, come out from the back and cash in his title contract. Now the match was made a fatal three-way, but in the end Moxley choked out Cage and he retained the championship. As the show went off the air, Swerve Strickland jumped off a high-perched section in the arena to crash down and take out Moxley. GRADE D
‘Timeless” Toni Storm vs “The Glamour” Mariah May (AEW Worlds Women’s Championship)
This should have been the main event, but was positioned a few matches earlier in the card. The women battled it out to give the fans the “Hollywood ending” they promised in a story ripped right from the movie All About Eve. “Timeless” Toni and “The Glamour” delivered a brutal and bloody battle that was unbelievable to watch.
Both women bleeding profusely (although Storm looked to have taken the worst of it) used steel chairs, tables, ring steps, glass, a champagne bottle and the now famous stiletto white shoe to rain blood all over each other in an attempt to take each other out. This match had it all: brilliant storytelling with a full-circle trilogy, combined with wrestling, revenge and brutality. GRADE A+
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MJF vs. Hangman Adam Page
Two of AEW’s all-time stars from the organization’s very beginning, opened ‘Revolution’ with this battle of evil vs. good (although Page has been questionable in that department for many months now), but MJF is so good at being the heel, that you are forced to root for Page, who delivered move after move, showcasing his athletic prowess, which MJF was able to do at times too. Hangman used the Buckshot Lariat to procure the win in a match that had action, story, and heart all rolled into one plus it had the crowd invested in it. GRADE A-
For the full recap of all the matches on the AEW Revolution 2025 card visit AEW.com
So, what did you think of the “Timeless” Toni Storm and Mariah May match as well as Will Ospreay and Kyle Fletcher in the Steel Cage? Share your thoughts on AEW Revolution 2025 via the comment section below.
After month of rumors and reports, Chris Jericho is home on AEW. The moment occurred on last night’s April 1 episode of AEW Dynamite live from Winnipeg, Canada.
Jericho, the pro wrestler/actor/musician has been off AEW programming since a year ago in April, amid speculation he would be returning for one final run in the WWE.
However, last night was a homecoming for Chris, who has been with AEW from the very beginning in 2019. His signing with the company made him one of its top stars out of the gate and he became the inaugural AEW world champion.
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In the set-up on ‘Dynamite’ Jericho kicked-off the show as he interrupted Tony Schiavone, who was in the ring getting ready to bring out MJF and Kenny Omega for their AEW World Championship Match contract signing ahead of AEW’s Dynasty pay-per-view next weekend
As Jericho came out to his theme song from his band Fozzy, “Judas” the chants of the chorus got louder. Once he was in the ring, Jericho simply addressed the crows by saying,“Winnipeg … AEW … I’m home.” Then, he dropped the mic and made his exit.
After the show, Jericho took to his Instagram account and showed how he was in the parking garage at the MTs Centre in Winnipeg and how in 50 minutes he was going to shock the world with his return on ‘Dynamite’
Chris was last his ‘The Learning Tree’ faction, but it disbanded soon after he lost the Ring of Honor World Heavyweight Championship to Bandido at last year’s AEW Dynasty pay-per-view.
As an actor, Jericho was seen last week on CBS’ Tracker as villain Virgil Dean and will be seen in the new AppleTV+ series, Margo’s Got Money Troubles which drops on April 15.
So, what did you think of the arrival of Chris Jericho on AEW Dynamite, after a year away? Do you think Chris will be a babyface or heel for his new run on AEW? Weigh-in via the comment section. In case you missed it, and what has been all the buzz for the last 24 hours, check it out below.
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‘American Gladiators’ Revival Drops Official Trailer, New Theme Song by Jelly Roll, Names of ‘Gladiators”
The season one trailer of Prime Video’s reboot of the iconic physical competition series, American Gladiators has been released which features a new theme song by Grammy Award-winning superstar, Jelly Roll and the official Gladiator names of the cast which includes plenty of pro wrestlers, finesse experts, and more. Fans can Pre-Save “Rise Up” from Jelly Roll only on Amazon Music now.
As previously reported, WWE’s Mike ‘Miz” Mizanin is the host along with Rosci Diaz. The first three episodes of the series will premiere on Friday, April 17, 2026,, followed by three new episodes releasing Friday April 24, and the final four episodes releasing on Friday May 1. All ten episodes will debut exclusively on Prime Video in more than 240 countries and territories worldwide.
Each episode of the fan-favorite competition features amateur male and female Contenders from across the nation stepping into the Arena to face 16 powerful new American Gladiators.
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From classic events like Joust, Powerball, Hang Tough, and The Wall, to high-impact new events including The Ring and Collision, every showdown demands strength, strategy, and pure grit. Only one man and one woman will conquer the Arena, claim $100,000, and earn the title of American Gladiator Champion.
Season One Official Gladiator Names
Abigail Lay – “Blaze, Ayinde Warren – “Neon”, Dani Means – “Voltage”, Dani Speegle – “Crush”, Drew Aggouras – “Ace, Emily Nelson – “Striker”, Eric Bugenhagen – “The Bull”, Fessy Shafaat – “Mayhem”, Jason Peele – “Eagle,” Jessica Roden – “Supernova”, Jessie Godderz – “Steel”, Joseph Hall – “Lightning”, Kailey Latimer – “Hurricane”, Lu Faustin – “Empire” Michael Wardlow – “Fang” and Sydney Hunter – “Huntress”.
American Gladiators is created and executive produced by Johnny C. Ferraro. Daniel Calin serves as the series Showrunner and Executive Producer, alongside Barry Poznick. Susan Janis-Mashayekhi, Sarah Happel Jackson and Adam Cooper serve as co-executive producers. The series is directed by Ramy Romany. American Gladiators is produced by Amazon MGM Studios.
So, what do you think about how the American Gladiators reboot is shaping up? Weigh-in via the comment section, but first check out the trailer below.
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TUNE-IN ALERT: ‘Tracker’ Starring Justin Hartley to Feature Chris Jericho as Bad Guy Virgil Dean
This Sunday, a very familiar face from both AEW and the WWE will guest-star on Tracker, America’s top primetime broadcast television show with soap opera alum, Justin Hartley (ex-Adam, Y&R and ex-Fox, Passions).
That’s when none other than Chis Jericho, who has been concentrating on acting roles along with his European tour with his rock band Fozzy will appear in the episode as Virgil Dean.
Jericho has currently been off AEW TV having last appeared in April of 2025 on an edition of TBS’ AEW Dynamite. There have been rumors swirling for months, that Chis was headed back to the WWE, but speculation has run high that he remains under contract with AEW and his contract is frozen.
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In the meantime, not only is Chris appearing alongside Justin Hartley in a case of good vs evil on the March 22 episode entitled “Breakaway,” but he will also be seen in the new Apple TV+ series Margo Has Money Troubles which begins streaming on April 15.
In the synopsis for the Sunday, March 22 episode of Tracker, after Baxter (David Ramsey), a veteran stuntman, disappears following a risky stunt, his girlfriend, Laura (Erica Durance), calls Colter (Justin Hartley) to investigate a B-movie set, uncovering shady producers and a trail that leads into a dangerous underground world.
*It should be noted that for the first time, in a few years, Tracker was dethroned as TV’s most-watched show for the ratings the second week of March. That slot was taken over by Marshals, the Taylor Sheridan-backed project featuring the return of Luke Grimes as Kayce Dutton. Tracker did come in at #2.
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Taking to his Instagram to announce the news of his appearance on Tracker, Chris Jericho shared, “Stoked to announce I’ll be playing the lead bad guy on this Sunday’s episode of Tracker the NUMBER ONE SHOW on network tv!!! The episode is called #Breakaway also starring Justin Hartley, Fioana Ren, David Paul Ramsey & Erica Durance and was directed by David Barrett ! I play #VirgilDean and let’s just say, he’s not a nice guy. Can’t wait for you all to see it, THIS SUNDAY at 9pm EST on @cbstv & @paramountplus!
Take a look at the Tracker promo for the episode entitled Breakaway below.
Tracker airs (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network, and streaming on Paramount+ (live and on-demand for Paramount+ Premium plan subscribers, or on-demand for Paramount+ Essential subscribers the day after the episode airs)*.
So, intrigued to see Justin Hartley mix it up in scenes with Chris Jericho? Does Tracker remain your favorite primetime TV show? Let us know via the comment section.
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