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AEW’s Double or Nothing Fallout Felt… Weird
AEW is coming off one of its strongest pay-per-views ever… so why did the follow-up feel a little weird?
On this episode of Elite Heat, Tim and Dug break down the post-Double or Nothing three-hour Dynamite/Collision hybrid, including what worked, what felt rushed, and why AEW’s biggest storylines may be shifting in surprising directions.
Kevin Knight steps into the spotlight after turning on Speedball Mike Bailey, Kyle Fletcher continues to feel like a major player, MJF begins shaping his World Championship reign, and Cope & Christian bring back some serious Edge & Christian nostalgia.
Plus, we get into the latest on the AEW women’s division, the confusingly fast Statlander/Shida blowoff, the ongoing mystery around Forbidden Door, and why some major absences made this show feel stranger than it probably should have.
Topics include:
- Kevin Knight’s heel turn and promo
- Kyle Fletcher, Takeshita, and the Don Callis Family
- MJF’s championship celebration
- Cope & Christian’s five-second pose callback
- Statlander vs. Shida in a Philly Street Fight
- The lack of direction for the AEW women’s division
- Will Ospreay and the Death Riders
- Pac’s subtle tension with Ospreay
- Mark Davis vs. Jack Perry
- Jericho, Ricochet, and Tommaso Ciampa
- Early Forbidden Door questions
- Could Hangman Adam Page return soon?
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By Tim Taylor Doug JeanAEW is coming off one of its strongest pay-per-views ever… so why did the follow-up feel a little weird?
On this episode of Elite Heat, Tim and Dug break down the post-Double or Nothing three-hour Dynamite/Collision hybrid, including what worked, what felt rushed, and why AEW’s biggest storylines may be shifting in surprising directions.
Kevin Knight steps into the spotlight after turning on Speedball Mike Bailey, Kyle Fletcher continues to feel like a major player, MJF begins shaping his World Championship reign, and Cope & Christian bring back some serious Edge & Christian nostalgia.
Plus, we get into the latest on the AEW women’s division, the confusingly fast Statlander/Shida blowoff, the ongoing mystery around Forbidden Door, and why some major absences made this show feel stranger than it probably should have.
Topics include:
- Kevin Knight’s heel turn and promo
- Kyle Fletcher, Takeshita, and the Don Callis Family
- MJF’s championship celebration
- Cope & Christian’s five-second pose callback
- Statlander vs. Shida in a Philly Street Fight
- The lack of direction for the AEW women’s division
- Will Ospreay and the Death Riders
- Pac’s subtle tension with Ospreay
- Mark Davis vs. Jack Perry
- Jericho, Ricochet, and Tommaso Ciampa
- Early Forbidden Door questions
- Could Hangman Adam Page return soon?
Like what you hear? Subscribe, like, review, and most importantly SHARE the show with your wrestling friends!
Follow us on social media!
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@eliteheatpod
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/eliteheatpod
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@eliteheatpod
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/eliteheatpod
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