During the 2024 WWE Draft, several names were selected from WWE NXT to move to the main roster. While some draftees have already done big things on the main roster, one Superstar has now been pulled from the company’s active roster. Kiana James has been moved from the internal active roster to the ‘misc’ roster, Pwinsider reports. This roster typically includes talents out due to long-term injuries, such as Big E, or those who only make rare appearances.
James was the final pick of the televised portion of Night One of the Draft and moved from WWE NXT to Monday Night Raw. Since then though, James has only competed twice on the red brand, with her most recent match being a Money in the Bank qualifier loss on the June 17, edition of Raw. She had also been involved in a storyline as an assistant to RAW General Manager Adam Pearce, but that angle quickly fizzled out.
James is the latest name to be removed from WWE’s active roster, and she’ll likely be hoping to avoid a similar fate to her predecessors. MVP was reportedly removed from the internal roster in July of this year, and he has since left the promotion. Last week, Odyssey Jones’ push came to an abrupt end and he was removed from WWE’s roster on the website, and it’s been reported that he has been cut from the company.
Stay tuned to SEScoops for the latest on Kiana James and her future as a WWE Superstar after reportedly being removed from the active roster.
From 2013 to 2021, JoJo Offerman was part of WWE, first as a part of Total Divas, and later competed in a handful of matches. After working as a ring announcer, she quietly left in 2021, but fans could see her on WWE programming in the future.
Speaking to Southern Wrestling Autographs, JoJo shared that the idea of a WWE return is “always in the back of my mind” and that she misses the ‘family’ she made there. While best known for her work as an announcer, JoJo said she’s eager to step into a managerial role.
“I would love that! There’s no one in particular that I can think of right now [to manage.] I would love to say Wyatt Sicks, but at the same time, I feel like that’d be a lot, and they have so much going on, I wouldn’t want to disturb that.”
– JoJo Offerman
Though she’s yet to be publicly associated with The Wyatt Sicks, JoJo has an obvious connection to the group, as she was engaged to Windham ‘Bray Wyatt’ Rotunda. After his passing in August 2023, WWE revealed that proceeds from Wyatt-related merchandise would benefit JoJo and Rotunda’s four children. In June of this year, JoJo shared details of a ‘visit’ from Rotunda that had a profound effect on her.
Offerman hasn’t appeared for WWE in years, but maintains a loyal fanbase who can follow her life on social media. Stay tuned to SEScoops for the latest on JoJo Offerman and her potential return to the world of WWE.
WWE Champions is one of the current offerings from the company for gaming on iOS and Android, but how can you get monthly codes?
Well, we are here to help! There are new codes released for the game sporadically and we’ll be updating this page as and when they come out!
Latest WWE Champions Promo Codes
Here is the list of all WWE Champions free working promo codes for September 2024:
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These WWE Champions promo codes are time-limited, so make sure to redeem them before they expire. Keep checking back here regularly for updates on new working redeem codes.
Note* Codes may no longer be working depending on when you’ve accessed this page.
How to Redeem WWE Champions Codes
Redeeming codes in WWE Champions is straightforward. If you’re new to the game or need a quick refresher, follow these simple steps:
Open the Game: Launch WWE Champions on your device.
Tap on the Avatar Icon: This icon is usually located at the top corner of your screen.
Enter Promo Code: Click on “Promo Codes” and type your code in the ‘enter promo code’ section.
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Following these steps ensures that the rewards are added instantly to your in-game profile, enhancing your gaming experience.
The WWE Rumor mill is never ending, and in this daily WWE Rumor Roundup, we’re going to address the latest rumors that are out out there on social media to help separate fact from fiction for our readers.
Always take these rumors with a grain of salt, because although some of these sensationalized headlines can seem more exciting than the usual news cycle, they are just that right now…rumors.
Here are the rumors that are doing the rounds this week and everything you need to know to keep up with the latest updates.
WWE Rumor Roundup – w/c September 9th 2024
Cedric Alexander has reportedly re-signed with WWE on a multi-year contract, according to Fightful Select.
On his podcast, The Extreme Life of Matt Hardy, Matt Hardy shared that both he and Jeff Hardy have creative plans laid out in TNA for the remainder of 2024. He also mentioned that a return to WWE or AEW isn’t off the table, saying: “Never say never.”
During an interview with Luke James Chats, Bryan Danielson revealed that WWE sent him “some sort of legal letter” this summer when he attempted to trademark the “YES” chant.
According to a spokesperson for Janel Grant, Netflix’s producers for the Mr. McMahon docuseries reached out to her for an interview, but it ultimately never materialized, as reported by Post Wrestling.
A Bull Rope match featuring current Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes has been announced for an upcoming UK Event.
The company announced the return of the classic stipulation on its website early on Monday morning. The match will be taking place at the upcoming live event from Co-op Live Arena in Manchester on Wednesday, October 16. The American Nightmare will defend his title against Solo Sikoa at the show.
Other matches currently advertised for the event include Gunther vs. Jey Uso for the World Title and Nia Jax vs. Bayley for the Women’s Championship. Apart from this, names such as LA Knight, Shinsuke Nakamura, Bianca Belair, and Jade Cargill are also listed for the event.
A Bull Rope match sees two opponents being bound by a 14-foot bull rope and a cowbell. The attachments are considered legal during the contest and the first person to score a pinfall or submission wins the match,
This won’t be the first Bull Rope match Cody Rhodes competes in during his WWE career. He previously defeated Shinsuke Nakamura in a match of the same stipulation during the February 5, 2024 episode of Monday Night Raw.
Cody’s dad Dusty Rhodes was part of many classic encounters under the stipulation and he played a crucial part in making it popular.
He defeated the likes of Gary Hart and Terry Funk while competing under the same stipulation in the 70s. Dusty’s match with ‘Superstar’ Billy Graham during a 1977 Madison Square Garden event was one of the very early instances of the bout. It helped establish it as a serious stipulation.
The late Hall of Famer’s final wrestling match was actually a Bull Rope match. The bout where Randy Orton defeated the wrestling legend took place during the 2007 Great American Bash event. Cody Rhodes made the save for his father after this bout.
Swerve Strickland has noticed and responded to the discourse going around his unsanctioned cage match with Hangman Page at AEW All Out.
The horrifying new chapter in the feud between the two arch-rivals featured unprecedented violence that made a lot of people uncomfortable. More than 24 hours after the bout, the discussion around it is still going strong. The former AEW Champion has noticed the debate, especially the questions around whether or not such extreme brutality was necessary for the bout.
Swerve responded to it with a tweet mentioning that this is what fans should have expected from a bout that was unsanctioned.
— The Realest Swerve Strickland (@swerveconfident) September 9, 2024
AEW’s Unsanctioned Matches
Labeling a match as unsanctioned is AEW’s way of telling fans to get ready for a true fight instead of a pro wrestling contest.
The first of its kind match took place at Full Gear 2019 between Kenny Omega and Jon Moxley, though at the time it was dubbed as a ‘Lights out’ match. The ending of that bout saw Mox exposing the wooden panel under the ring mat and delivering a Paradigm Shift on it for the win.
The first official unsanctioned match took place between Adam Cole and Chris Jericho at Double or Nothing 2023. The bout ended via referee stoppage when Cole wrapped a chain around his knee to deliver his finisher and continued beating Jericho afterward.
The match between Swerve Strickland and Hangman Page topped both these bouts with weapons such as a cinderblock and a syringe being used during the memorable encounter.
This fight ended after Hangman delivered a brutal chair shot to Strickland on the head. You can check out a report about what’s next for Swerve after the PPV here.
Podcasts covering professional wrestling are as common as clotheslines and headlocks. For brave explorers seeking to enter the pro wrestling podcast vortex, we at SEScoops want to make your journey as easy as possible.
Each week, we update you on the Top 25 most-listened-to wrestling podcast episodes, focusing on the Top 5 (including embeds). This feature is based on data from Apple Podcasts compiled by Chartable.
#5) Perched On The Top Rope | Episode 216
Like the NFL adjusting the kickoff rules, we are changing up weekly Podcast Power Ranking format! If you have noticed the changes, thank you for being a loyal reader. If this is your first time checking out our Wrestling Podcast Power Rankings, we hope you will visit again!
The #5 position is held by Perched on The Top Rope, a show that has been a mainstay of the Top 5 list for some time now. The program is hosted by Lee, a former writer, avid wrestling collector, and fan for over 30 years. He’s joined by Larry Peace, a former MLW referee, and Justin, the podcast’s correspondent.
In the latest episode, the crew shared their predictions for AEW All Out. Check out if their predictions were as accurate as Derek Carr against The Panthers or Daniel Jones against The Vikings.
#4) Jim Cornette Experience| “Jim Is Trending Omnibus“
Another week, another appearance of the always controversial, yet undeniably authentic, Jim Cornette on the Top 5 list. Like previous weeks, you’ll see the wrestling historian featured twice on this list; no question about it, the guy is a content machine.
In the latest edition of The Experience Cornette looks back on the multiple times trended on social media. Whether positively or otherwise.
#3) Jim Cornette’s Drive-Thru | Episode 358
And he’s back! Did you miss him?
“This week on the Drive Thru, Jim talks about the passing of Sid, and reviews AEW Dynamite & last week’s WWE Raw! Plus Jim talks about ratings, Swerve’s new contract, Netflix’s Vince McMahon documentary, Guess The Program, chicken parmesan, AI music, Tessa Blanchard, and much more!”
#2) Insight with Chris Van Vliet | AskCVV #47
Chris Van Vliet isn’t just one of the most well-respected interviewers in professional wrestling; he’s an internationally recognized media personality. He’s a four-time Emmy-winning TV Host, YouTuber, and Inc. 500 entrepreneur who’s interviewed everyone from Anne Hathaway to Hornswoggle. (Our format may change, but that intro for CVV never will!)
In the latest edition of Insight with Chris Van Vliet, we have yet another AskCVV episode! Vliet fields questions and topics such as the WWE Bash in Berlin, Ricochet going to AEW, WrestleMania 41 predictions, and the upcoming Vince McMahon Netflix documentary.
#1) Six Feet Under with Mark Calaway | Episode #27
As common as a Patrick Mahomes Superbowl appearance, The Undertaker stands alone in the #1 position of the Top 5 list.
Joining the podcasting world in October 2023, and the WWE Hall of Famer hasn’t looked back since. While his legendary career saw him leave a trail of broken bodies, his podcasting career has seen him leave one of laughs and great conversations.
In the latest episode of the show, Mark Calaway discusses one of the most significant WWE Superstars he has ever worked with in his illustrious career: the man who played his own flesh and blood on live TV, his closest ally and most bitter rival. “It’s gotta be Kane!”
Top 25 Wrestling Podcasts
Here are the top 25 most-listened to pro wrestling podcasts on Apple Podcasts, this Monday, September 9th, 2024:
WWE Week on the USA Network is upon us. The pro wrestling-themed programming extravaganza runs from September 9 to September 15, 2024.
It all begins tonight with the WWE Raw Season Premiere from Calgary. The week ahead will include Tuesday’s WWE NXT, movies featuring WWE legends Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson and John Cena, and Friday’s big return of WWE SmackDown after a 5-year run on FOX.
September 9, 2024: Blockers with John Cena airs at 6/5c before WWE Raw.
September 10, 2024: Bray Wyatt: Becoming immortal airs at 10/9c after WWE NXT
September 12, 2024: Fast Five and Fast & Furious 6 with Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson
September 13, 2024: WWE SmackDown premieres on USA at 8/7c
This week is especially significant, because it begins a limited run that will see Raw, SmackDown and NXT all airing on the same network. This convenience will only last until the end of the month, however.
Just as WWE SmackDown is settling back in, the other two shows are packing their proverbial bags. WWE NXT moves to The CW Network on Tuesday October 1, 2024, while WWE Raw ends its 32-year run on cable at the end of the year and moves to Netflix starting January 6, 2025.
WWE Week on the USA Network kicks off tonight, when WWE Raw broadcasts live on the USA Network at 8/7c from Calgary, Alberta, Canada at the Scotiabank Saddledome.
We’re 26 days out from WWE Bad Blood and WWE is keeping the momentum going with a stacked show. You don’t get any bigger in Calgary than an appearance from the city’s finest export, WWE Hall of Famer Bret Hart. In addition to a special appearance from the Hitman, the show will a Women’s tag title defense from Jade Cargill and Bianca Belair, a street fight and more.
Confirmed matches and segments:
WWE Hall of Famer Bret Hart will appear
Women’s Tag Title Match: Women’s Tag Team Champions Bianca Belair & Jade Cargill vs. The Unholy Union (Alba Fyre and Isla Dawn)
Street Fight: The Wyatt Sicks vs. American Made
Intercontinental Championship #1 Contenders Match: Jey Uso vs. Braun Strowman vs. Ilja Dragunov vs. Pete Dunne
Dominik Mysterio vs. Dragon Lee
Six-Woman Tag Match: Zelina Vega, Lyra Valkyria and a Mystery Partner vs. Pure Fusion (Shayna Baszler, Sonya Deville and Zoey Stark)
Check back for more news about this week’s WWE Raw and catch up on the Top 10 moments from last week:
After a successful career in pro wrestling, Dave Bautista has become a leading name in Hollywood with huge franchises tied to his name. While best known for his role as Drax the Destroyer in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, WWE’s resident ‘Animal’ is more than willing to jump into the world of DC Comics.
In a recent interview with ComicBook, Bautista discussed his openness to appearing in DCU films, especially under the direction of James Gunn. The Guardians of the Galaxy director, alongside producer Peter Safran, was named co-chairs and co-CEOs of DC Studios in October 2022.
“I’ve been very open to that. I guess it just has to be the right part. But I’m very open to it, and I love James, and I would do anything to work with him.”
Though Bautista plans on being in a DC Comics film one day, fans shouldn’t expect him back in the ring. In a recent interview with Insight, Bautista said he wouldn’t want to tarnish his 2019 send-off at WrestleMania 35, despite missing the roar of the WWE Universe.
Bautista Wants To Play Bane
In 2023, Bautista shared interest in playing Bane, one of the most iconic villains from Batman’s ‘Rogues Gallery.’ The Animal shared that he had spoken with Gunn but believes his friend plans on taking DC Comics’ film universe in a younger, fresher direction. Bautista has also slimmed down considerably in recent years, which would affect his ability to bring the intelligent, muscle-bound Bane to the big screen.
The character was played by WCW wrestler Robert Swenson played Bane in the 1997 flop Batman and Robin, while Tom Hardy did the character more justice in 2012’s Dark Knight Rises. Stay tuned to SEScoops for all the latest on Dave Bautista and his upcoming moves in the world of Hollywood acting.
This past weekend, Aryna Sabalenka won the U.S. Open for women’s singles tennis, defeating Jessica Pegula in an emotional final in New York City. Now, the 26-year-old Belarussian is celebrating in style after being gifted a custom WWE Championship.
Sabalenka was presented with the championship backstage at Arthur Ashe Stadium following her victory. Sabalenka said that the title, which is based off of SmackDown’s Women’s Championship is “so cool” and it’s “crazy” that she now has the gold.
Aryna Sabalenka winning the US Open and getting her own WWE Championship belt on the same day is such a flex ?
Sabalenko’s victory in the U.S. Open and her subsequent WWE Women’s Championship are just the latest accolades for the tennis prodigy. She has also won the Australian Open twice, capturing the top spot in 2023 and 2024, and has also won the U.S. and Australian Opens in doubles action.
Custom Championships
WWE has given out numerous custom belts to winning sports teams and athletes in recent years, including the Kansas City Chiefs after their Super Bowl victory in 2023. WWE has also created legacy championships celebrating teams in the NFL, NHL, and the NBA, among others.
After winning the Australian Open men’s doubles last year, Tennis stars Nick Kyrgios and Thanasi Kokkinakis (known affectionately as the Special Ks) were awarded a title with custom side plates. Now, Sabalenka is the latest tennis star with a WWE Championship, and if she keeps her winning ways going on the court, this may not be her last title from the Sports Entertainment juggernaut.
AEW All Out 2024 was another huge night for Tony Khan’s promotion, with a shocking heel turn, title matches, and a violent main event. A reported incident backstage has recently drummed up speculation of more trouble within the company and we now have an update about what happened inside the NOW Arena.
On Wrestling Observer Radio, Bryan Alvarez confirmed that “security dudes just started sprinting” before the AEW World Title match between Bryan Danielson and Jack Perry.
“What happened was apparently there was some incident with one of the wrestlers that wasn’t on this show, they were shooting something backstage, and this wrestler and a production guy got into a big thing.Some people are saying it was absolutely nothing but it was big enough that security sprinted backstage.“
Alvarez adds that the two sides “talked it out and everything ended up okay.” The security personnel would return to their posts in time for the pay-per-view main event between Swerve Strickland and ‘Hangman’ Adam Page.
With the wrestler involved in this alleged incident not being part of the AEW All Out card, that rules out several notable names including The Young Bucks who were suspended in 2022 for their role in ‘Brawl Out.’ On Twitter, Tay Melo stated that her husband Sammy Guevara, who was not booked for All Out 2024, did not have an incident backstage.
I’m sorry to disappoint y’all , Sammy is not involved in any fight!! lol
Stop creating drama and enjoy the show guysss , let’s talk about how the girls are fucking killing it ! https://t.co/alEdPk2QKz
All Elite Wrestling’s Rebel was once a regular on the company’s programming thanks to her partnership with Britt Baker, but hasn’t competed for the promotion since August of 2022. Rebel suffered a dislocated knee in June 2021 that kept her out for three months, and she’s now shared the recent issue that has kept her from the ring.
On Instagram, Rebel shared a series of photos of her time spent in hospital. The 45-year-old wrestler shared that she has been battling pneumonia but is feeling better every single day.
“Next year, expect a very fit birthday bikini pic ? ? This year has not been what I expected. I’ve kept this private until now bc I believe I’m on the up. Thank you to the very few who knew what was going on and kept it private. And for those who didn’t know, I’ll spare you the details but in short, I was hospitalized in May for a good while bc they found a mass in my lung that they couldn’t figure out what it was, turns out it’s pneumonia. A couple of ct scans found some other minor issues that I am taking care of. I feel better every day, now that I am getting a handle on these things. cheers to another trip around the sun ??”
Rebel’s post received countless well-wishes from fans as well as those in the wrestling business. Jade Cargill, Kevin Nash, Alicia Taylor, Tay Melo, Cezar Bononi, Rosa Mendes, Kilynn King, Gail Kim, and ODB were among some of the stars who sent their best to Rebel.
Rebel Outside of AEW
Despite being hired as a hair and makeup stylist, Rebel joined AEW with an established history in the ring. Rebel debuted in Impact Wrestling in 2013 as part of The Menagerie, and would later begin training at Ohio Valley Wrestling.
In 2016, Rebel would capture the OVW Women’s Championship, and would wrestle for Stardom the following year. Three years later, Rebel made an appearance on the January 23, 2019, episode of NXT, and teamed with Amber Nova in a losing effort to KAIRI and IYO SKY.
We at SEScoops are sending our very best to Rebel amid her recovery.
Since exiting WWE, Dave Bautista has made a name for himself as a huge name in Hollywood with roles in franchises like James Bond and the MCU. Now, the former WWE World Heavyweight Champion has taken on a new role as part of Fox’s NFL Sunday pre-game show.
In the skit, Bautista humorously pitched the NFL Patch as the solution to any team’s shortcomings, whether it’s replacing quarterbacks, filling roster gaps with veteran players, or even throwing in a bag of money.
Speaking about the Carolina Panthers, widely regarded as one of the NFL’s struggling teams this season, he quipped, “You need much more than the NFL Patch to fix that disaster.” Bautista also had a playful dig at the Dallas Cowboys, showing mild indifference toward the team’s decision to re-sign Ezekiel Elliott, commenting that he was “meh” on whether bringing the former star running-back back was a significant move.
While Bautista may no longer be an active presence in WWE, his ability to entertain audiences remains as strong as ever. The Animal recently shared that he still hopes to be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame and despite missing the fans, knows he’ll never wrestle again. Stay tuned to SEScoops for all the latest on the WWE Superstar turned acting powerhouse.
It might be a while before we see Swerve Strickland back on AEW TV after his brutal match with Hangman Adam Page at last night’s All Out PPV.
The former AEW Champion confirmed the signing of his new contract before All In 2024 event a couple weeks ago. According to Dave Meltzer of Wrestling Observer Radio, the new deal factored some much-deserved time off for the 33-year-old, and the closing to last night’s event was a way to write him off for it:
“I heard a long time ago that Swerve was going to sign the contract and get some time off, and this was the angle.”
Strickland and Page wrote another horrifying chapter of their rivalry during the lights out unsanctioned cage match that main evented the latest AEW PPV.
Both men were in no mood to show any mercy after the highly praised closing angle of Wednesday’s Dynamite that saw Page burning down the childhood home of his arch-rival.
The competitors topped their previous encounter with this extreme bout which started with Strickland attacking Hangman even before the bell had rung. The duo then used unconventional weapons such as a staple gun and a cinderblock to brutalize each other.
The ending of this fight saw Page sticking a needle into his opponent’s cheek and hitting him in the head with a brutal chair shot. The referee had to call for the bell after this because Swerve was in no condition to continue the bout.
It makes sense for Strickland to be off TV for a while after this ending. One thing is for sure however, that the rivalry between these two is far from over and Page will have a lot to worry about when the former champion does return from his absence.
On September 6, All Elite Wrestling filed a trademark for the term ‘AEW: SHOCKWAVE‘ exciting fans over possible changes to the company. In August, Tony Khan teased that some of the biggest, most important announcements about AEW were coming soon.
Speaking on the post-AEW All Out media scrum, Khan was asked about the trademark and what it means going forward. The AEW President shared high hopes for his future after another successful All Out pay-per-view.
“It would be safe to say that AEW is set to create a shockwave throughout all of professional wrestling. I think people are going to be talking about what they saw at AEW All Out, which was a huge business success for us… We’ll continue to send that shockwave through the world of professional wrestling here at AEW.”
AEW is no stranger to making huge announcements including recently sharing that they will be hosting stadium-sized events in Australia and the United States next year. Stay tuned to SEScoops for the latest on AEW: SHOCKWAVE and what this trademark is eventually used for.
Tony Khan has confirmed that the AEW media rights renewal deal with WarnerBros Discovery has not officially been signed just yet.
The company’s TV deals have been a major topic of discussion among fans. There have been many reports saying that both parties have been having positive talks for a while but nothing solid has come out of it yet.
The AEW President was once again asked about it during the post-All Out media scrum and he said that the company is discussing a very detailed package with their broadcast partners:
“We’re still in very very close and exciting negotiations with Warner Brothers Discovery. It’s been going on throughout the summer that we’ve been having these conversations. It’s a very detailed package that we’re having discussions about,”
Tony Khan then talked about how AEW’s relationship with WBD has grown over the years and how they have gone from having 2 hours of programming to 5 hours of programming on the network. Though he also confirmed that a pen has not been put to paper yet:
“I said that ‘I think it’s safe to say, I believe AEW is here to stay on TNT and TBS.’ I think that’s true for a very long time and I believe it. I have not put pen to paper. I’m still working on things.
It’s an exciting time, without getting too specific, but while giving everybody that anticipation of things to come. There’s really exciting things to come in AEW,”
The AEW official was later asked about the chances of an AEW TV deal being announced in the next month in percentage and Khan responded with 90%.
During AEW’s All Out 2024 event at the NOW Arena, a fan’s social media post sparked speculation about a possible backstage altercation after they witnessed security rushing backstage. This quickly led to rumors circulating online that a confrontation may have occurred during the pay-per-view.
im at the show and somthing for sure just happend backstage alll the security just sprinted back stage full speed during the last match and havent came back
Sean Ross Sapp of Fightful addressed these rumors, responding to the fan’s now-deleted tweet by confirming that he had heard reports of security being called to the backstage area. However, Fightful Select later clarified that no actual incident had been reported, and by the end of the night, security had returned to their positions at ringside without any further disruptions.
In a tweet of her own, Tay Melo made clear that her husband Sammy Guevara had not been a part of any incident at the NOW Arena. Guevara was attacked backstage by Andrade El Idolo in 2022 though Andrade was not fired for his actions.
I’m sorry to disappoint y’all , Sammy is not involved in any fight!! lol
Stop creating drama and enjoy the show guysss , let’s talk about how the girls are fucking killing it ! https://t.co/alEdPk2QKz
AEW fans will be relieved to learn that rumors of a backstage altercation have been greatly exaggerated. It was at All Out 2022 that a backstage fight resulted in CM Punk, the Elite, and others being suspended. Punk would get into a second altercation less than a year later, resulting in his termination from AEW.
Despite the brief speculation surrounding the backstage activity, All Out 2024 was another memorable night for AEW. The event featured a thrilling main event between Swerve Strickland and ‘Hangman’ Adam Page, capping off a night full of exciting action. Stay tuned to SEScoops for all the latest on AEW and the fallout from the promotion’s latest pay-per-view.
At AEW All In: London, Mariah May captured the AEW Women’s World Championship, ending the reign of her former mentor Toni Storm. After retaining on the latest Dynamite against Nyla Rose, a new challenger has emerged for the title currently held by the Glamor.
In a digital exclusive, Queen Aminata addressed May attacking the injured Skye Blue during the All Out: Zero Hour pre-show. Aminata said that while Blue will kick May’s ass one day, she will do it first this Wednesday on AEW Dynamite.
This coming edition of AEW Dynamite will take place at the Rupp Arena in Lexington, Kentucky. After the show, AEW will tape its weekly Rampage which will air on Friday, September 13.
Hangman Adam Page outlasted Swerve Strickland to win their Lights Out Steel Cage match at AEW All Out 2024 from the NOW Arena tonight.
This rivalry has been building for months now, with Page setting the childhood home of Strickland on fire this week on Dynamite, the home that Strickland had literally only just bought.
After grabbing a hypodermic needle and sticking it Swerve’s mouth, Hangman then hit Strickland in the head with a chair and the referee called for the bell.
AEW All Out Matches Tonight
There are a number of massive matches set to take place from the NOW Arena in Illinois and they are as follows:
Lights Out Steel Cage Match: Swerve Strickland vs Hangman Adam Page
AEW World Championship Match: Bryan Danielson (c) vs Jack Perry
AEW International Championship Match: Will Ospreay (c) vs Pac
TBS Championship Match: Mercedes Moné vs Hikaru Shida
MJF vs Daniel Garcia
AEW Tag Team Championship Match: The Young Bucks vs Blackpool Combat Club
Chicago Street Fight: Willow Nightingale vs Kris Statlander
AEW Continental Championship Match: Kazuchika Okada vs Mark Briscoe vs Orange Cassidy vs Konosuke Takeshita
How to Watch AEW All Out On Demand
If you are not able to watch the show live then you can do after the fact on demand via TrillerTV. Here is how you can:
AEW All Out 2024 is the latest All Elite Wrestling PPV event to take place from the NOW Arena in Illinois, and here is what happened on the show.
There were a number of massive matches confirmed for the card following All In from Wembley Stadium a few weeks ago, with Bryan Danielson defending his AEW Championship against Jack Perry being named the main event.
Swerve Strickland was also looking to get revenge on Hangman Adam Page, with the Cowboy having set fire to Strickland’s childhood home this week on Dynamite.
AEW All Out 2024 Results
Here are the results from AEW All Out:
MJF b. Daniel Garcia – After a fantastic match to open the show, Maxwell would hit a low blow and then a Jacknife Pin to take the win in his signature scumbag style.
AEW Tag Team Championship Match: The Young Bucks vs Blackpool Combat Club – Matthew would roll up Yuta to get the win and retain the titles for his team whilst Nicolas held down Claudio to stop him from breaking up the pin.
AEW International Championship Match: Will Ospreay (c) b. PAC – The Aerial Assassin would take the win after hitting a Styles Clash followed by a Hidden Blade from the corner to retain in a phenomenal match.
Chicago Street Fight: Kris Statlander b. Willow Nightingale – After a brutal Street Fight between these two women, Statlander would get the win by wrapping a chain around Willow’s neck, throat and mouth forcing the referee to call for the bell!
AEW Continental Championship Match:Kazuchika Okada b. Mark Briscoe vs Orange Cassidy vs Konosuke Takeshita – Okada would take the win after reversing an Orange Punch from Orange Cassidy into a Rainmaker to get the pin
TBS Championship Match: Mercedes Moné b. Hikaru Shida – Mone would take the win via pinfall after hitting the Mone Maker on the former AEW Women’s Champion
AEW World Championship Match: Bryan Danielson (c) b. Jack Perry – The American Dragon would hit his trademark stomps on Perry before finally hitting the Running Knee to take the win and retain his title.
Jon Moxley, PAC and Claudio Castagnoli TURN on Danielson and Wheeler Yuta and attack them!
Lights Out Steel Cage Match:Hangman Adam Page b. Swerve Strickland – After grabbing a hypodermic needle and sticking it Swerve’s mouth, Hangman then hit Strickland in the head with a chair and the referee called for the bell.
How to Watch AEW All Out On Demand
If you were not able to watch the show live then you can do after the fact on demand via TrillerTV. Here is how you can:
Purchase the PPV: Follow the prompts to purchase access to the stream.
Enjoy Unlimited Replays: Once purchased, viewers will have access to unlimited replays, allowing them to watch the event again at their convenience.
We’ll be covering all of the events from tonight’s PPV event and the aftermath, so make sure that you keep checking back to SEScoops for the latest on AEW All Out.
After retaining his title, Danielson was jumped by The Patriarchy and it appeared Christian Cage was going to cash in his guaranteed World Title match that he won at All In: London. While Moxley and Claudio Castagnoli fended them off, they turned on Danielson and Moxley used a plastic bag in an attempt to suffocate the American Dragon. The spot was so graphic, that AEW has opted not to share it on social media.
Due to the graphic nature of the attack on Bryan Danielson, we will not be sharing the footage. AEW does not condone such actions.
This was a shocking moment to AEW All Out but this isn’t the first time there’s been a plastic bag suffocation spot in wrestling. At Clash of the Champions VIII in September 1989, Terry Funk used a bag to suffocate Ric Flair during the Nature Boy’s tag-team main event. Fair and Sting won by DQ over The Great Muta and ‘Dirty’ Dick Slater.
AEW JUST DID THE PLASTIC BAG CLASH OF CHAMPIONS VIII ANGLE WITH MOX/DANIELSON. pic.twitter.com/SJmjoO70VG
We’ve now seen our first plastic bag suffocation spot in AEW but Eddie Kingston hoped to use the spot during his 2022 feud with Chris Jericho. Speaking in July of this year to The Ringer, Kingston said he asked several times about using a plastic bag, only to be rejected every time by Tony Khan.
Moxley recently aligned himself with Marina Shafir and has spoken of AEW not being the company it once was. Now, the former AEW World Champion has plans to hold the gold again, and will hold nothing back in his feud with former ally Bryan Danielson.
In 2016, Cedric Alexander joined WWE as part of that year’s Cruiserweight Classic and would capture the WWE Cruiserweight title two years later. Now fans can expect to see much more of the 35-year-old wrestler as part of the Sports Entertainment juggernaut.
Cedric Alexander has re-signed with WWE, Fightful Select reports, on a new multi-year deal. Alexander has been teaming with Ashante ‘Thee’ Adonis as of late. Cedric’s most recent match was at NXT Great American Bash 2024: Night One in July of this year, where he defeated Brooks Jensen.
This report will come as bad news to those who were hoping to see Alexander reunite with his Hurt Business allies outside of WWE. In July, it was reported that MVP and Bobby Lashley intend to reform the popular group outside WWE. The pair left WWE earlier this year and have filed a trademark for ‘Hurt Syndicate.’ Shelton Benjamin, the group’s fourth member, was released from WWE in September 2023.
Rhea Ripley is one of the most popular women in WWE history who garners attention both in and out of the ring. Earlier this year, Ripley’s in-ring work sparked a debate about women in wrestling and now the Eradicator has weighed in.
“I get criticism for every single little thing I do, but, you see the men doing this and you’re like ‘yeah! that looks cool! amazing’. Tiffany Stratton does this the other week and they’re like ‘oh my god I love you Tiffany, oh, my, god, you’re so sexy please do that to me’, but when I do it there’s a problem? Why? You just mad that I’m popular that’s why.”
Some may have been opposed to Rhea using the Stinkface but ultimately, what she does in the ring is her choice and has proven popular with countless fans so far. Ripley currently has her sights set on the WWE Women’s World Championship and plans on taking the title from her rival Liv Morgan.
Jon Moxley has brutally attacked Bryan Danielson at the AEW All Out PPV event tonight from the NOW Arena in Illinois.
Following Danielson’s AEW Championship match against Jack Perry, Christian Cage and his stable appeared looking like he was going to cash in his shot at an All Elite Wrestling title match.
The Blackpool Combat Club would then intervene and stop that happening, before Claudio Castagnoli hit an uppercut on Danielson and PAC held back Wheeler Yuta whilst Moxley put a bag over Danielson’s head and attempted to choke him out.
Where this leads remains to be seen, but Moxley’s group appears to be him, Claudio, PAC and Marina Shafir…all former WWE names.
Due to the graphic nature of the attack on Bryan Danielson, we will not be sharing the footage. AEW does not condone such actions.
