The road to Full Gear has reached its final, chaotic stop! We are LIVE tonight to break down a massive three-hour block of AEW Dynamite and Collision that emanated from Boston last night. The landscape of AEW has shifted just days before the Pay-Per-View, and we have a LOT to discuss.🚨 Last Night’s Dynamite & Collision BreakdownIf you missed the show, don’t worry, we’ve got you covered tonight. The Cleaner is BACK (and in danger?): Kenny Omega made his return to confront the Don Callis Family, but what is the deal with the Young Bucks? Are they in the Family, or not? And can we talk about the save? Jurassic Express hitting the ring with a vacuum cleaner and a snow shovel? We need to process this together.Moné is Undisputed: The CEO Mercedes Moné defeated Red Velvet to win the undisputed ROH Women’s World TV Championship. She stands atop the mountain, but Kris Statlander was right there to remind her that Saturday is a different story.The Hurt Syndicate Dominates: Bobby Lashley destroyed Ricochet to take the #1 spot, and Shelton Benjamin survived a war with “Speedball” Mike Bailey to take the #2 spot. What does this mean for the Hurt Syndicate when Lashley and Benjamin square off at the start of the Casino Gauntlet at Full Gear?Hangman’s Rage: “Hangman” Adam Page put away the legendary Katsuyori Shibata, all while Samoa Joe watched from commentary. The Cage Match this Saturday is going to be a bloodbath.🔮 FULL GEAR PREDICTIONS (The Stakes Are High!)Tonight isn’t just a recap; it is Prediction Night. We are locking in our official picks for AEW Full Gear.We take these predictions seriously here at The All Elite Wrapup. Why? Because the punishment is severe. As longtime viewers know, the loser of the prediction battle must wear the Jeff Jarrett T-Shirt of Shame during the next show.Congratulations, Tom.That’s right, folks. Tonight, Tom will be live on camera sporting the finest(?) Double J merchandise money can buy. Will he look like a slapnut? Yes. Will he try to hide the shirt? Probably. Let’s see if he can redeem himself with his Full Gear picks, or if he’s destined to spend another show dressed like he’s about to smash a guitar over a referee’s head.

ARE. YOU. KIDDING. ME?!

If you watched AEW Dynamite this week, you know. And if you didn’t... what are you doing?!

Tim and Tom are still picking our jaws up off the floor after that absolutely insane “Blood & Guts” show. We’re buzzing, we’re probably still shaking a little, and we absolutely cannot wait to talk to you all about it.

They gave us TWO Blood & Guts matches. Two!

We have to talk about the first-ever Women’s Blood & Guts match. We knew it would be brutal, but did we expect a BED OF NAILS?! Our minds are blown. We’ve got so many thoughts on that finish—Toni Storm submitting for Mina? What does that even mean?!

And that’s not even getting to Hangman and Powerhouse Hobbs trying to send each other to another dimension in that Falls Count Anywhere match.

PLUS, the Men’s Blood & Guts main event! Kyle O’Reilly making Jon Moxley TAP OUT. In the cage. We are FLOORED.

We’ve got so many questions. We’ve got so many half-formed theories. We’re fired up and ready to break down every single chaotic, bloody, and spectacular moment.

So, you know the drill.

Grab a drink, pull up a chair, and come hang out with us.

It’s gonna be a wild one.

This week’s AEW Dynamite was an absolutely chaotic time, and Tim and Tom are ready to break it all down. The road to Full Gear is one thing, but now we’re on a collision course for Blood & Guts next week, and the battle lines are drawn.We have so much to talk about. The men’s Blood & Guts advantage is coming down to Moxley vs. Roderick Strong on Collision, but the real story might be PAC making Darby Allin’s life a living hell.And speaking of deals with the devil... did Mark Briscoe really bet his freedom on a No DQ match against Kyle Fletcher? If he loses, he joins the Don Callis Family. We have... thoughts.A National Title! AEW is introducing the National Championship, and the first champ will be crowned in a Casino Gauntlet. Who’s your early pick?The Hurt Syndicate vs. The Demand: Ricochet promos continue to entertain!WHAT AN UPSET! Did Willow Nightingale and Harley Cameron (!!) really just beat Mercedes Moné and Athena? The women’s tag tournament just got wild.FTR Gets Personal: Dax and Cash took it way too far with Bandido’s family. Is this classic heel work, or did it cross a line?The Trios Main Event: The Opps are still dominant, but Hangman, HOOK, and Eddie Kingston brought the fight.It’s going to be a fun one tonight. Grab a drink, pull up a chair, and let’s talk about some professional wrestling.

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Tim and Tom are back for a spooky edition of the All Elite Wrapup after an unexpected week off (blame the dishwasher!). The guys break down all the action from AEW’s Fright Night Dynamite, including the Trick or Treat Tornado Tag match that saw Darby Allin and Orange Cassidy take on Daniel Garcia and Wheeler Yuta.

The discussion then moves to the Don Callis Family Summit, where a new family portrait was unveiled, and tensions flared between Takeshita and Okada. This leads into the Fright Night Four-Way tag match, with FTR emerging as the new #1 contenders for the Trios Titles held by Brodido.

In the women’s division, an injury to Penelope Ford shakes up the tag team tournament, leading to Marina Shafir stepping in to team with Megan Bayne. The rivalry between Kris Statlander and Mercedes Moné explodes, drawing in Athena and Willow Nightingale for a chaotic brawl.

Finally, the crew recaps the wild four-way main event for a shot at the AEW World Championship, where Samoa Joe outlasted Hook, Ricochet, and Bobby Lashley. The night ends with a surprise contract signing, an appearance by the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man, and the shocking reveal of Hangman Adam Page, setting the stage for a major title clash. All this, plus Tom pays off a lost bet by sporting a truly terrifying Jeff Jarrett t-shirt.

What an absolutely insane week to be an AEW fan! Your hosts, Tim and Tom, are coming in hot after a wild night sitting front row for AEW Dynamite right here in Kansas City. The energy was electric, the chants were relentless (more on that in a minute), and the punishment for losing our last prediction battle was served justly!

We’re breaking down our experience, diving headfirst into our official predictions for this Saturday’s WrestleDream PPV in St. Louis, and, of course, dissecting why, unequivocally, Wheeler Yuta sucks.

Front Row Antics & The Shirt of Shame

First things first, let’s address the elephant in the room: Tom spent the entire livestream rocking a Jeff Jarrett t-shirt. After a devastating loss in our last PPV predictions, the debt had to be paid, and you can get a front-row seat to the misery.

Speaking of the front row, what a blast. We had some great back-and-forths with FTR (Dax did not appreciate some of Tim’s comments…), got to see the absolute unit that is Luchasaurus up close, and most importantly, we united the people. When a fan, shoutout to Iowa Josh(???), put us on the spot and asked who sucks more; Jeff Jarrett or Wheeler Yuta, the mission for the night became clear. YUTA SUCKS chants entertained the crowd all night, and even several AEW stars had to agree with the inarguable: YUTA SUCKS!

AEW WrestleDream: Official Predictions

We’re heading to St. Louis this Saturday for WrestleDream (find us by the ramp!), and the card is stacked. We go through each match, including the matches on the Saturday Tailgate Brawl and systematically predict each one. The Jeff Jarrett shirt is on the line, whoever loses this round of picks, will have to wear the show NEXT WEEK, so don’t forget to tune in and laugh at them in the chat!

Thanks for tuning in! Let us know your predictions in the comments, and if you see us at WrestleDream, come say hi!

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Tim and Tom are back, breaking down a wild episode of Dynamite from October 7th. The road to WrestleDream is getting shorter, and your boys are getting more excited by the minute. We’re going to be LIVE in attendance for both WrestleDream and AEWDynamite in Kansas City; front row, baby! You won’t be able to miss us.

But before we get there, we had a jam-packed show to get through. We’re talking heated face-to-face confrontations, a shocking return, a brutal street fight, and a main event that ended in pure, unadulterated chaos.

Here’s a taste of what we’re chopping up on this week’s show:

* Hangman vs. Joe: The War of Words: The show kicked off with a tense face-to-face between the AEW Men’s World Champion Hangman Page and the Samoan Submission Machine. Hangman came out with that “anxious millennial cowboy” energy we know and love, while Joe was... well, Joe. We break down the promo battle and discuss whether Joe’s mind games are getting under the champ’s skin heading into WrestleDream.

* Moxley vs. The Stone Pitbull: Jon Moxley and Tomohiro Ishii beat the ever-loving hell out of each other, and we were here for every second of it. It was violent, it was stiff, and it was everything you’d expect from these two.

* The Main Event Goes Off the Rails: Orange Cassidy took on PAC in a fantastic match that ended in the most chaotic way possible. Darby Allin made a surprise appearance, handcuffing PAC to the guardrail. This brought out the Death Riders for an all-out brawl, a security guard spearing Darby, and the show ending with Darby Allin holding a MOLOTOV COCKTAIL. Seriously.

* The Young Bucks Need CA$H! The Bucks are broke again, and apparently, it’s all Nick Jackson’s fault. Their solution? Challenge Jurassic Express to a $500,000 match! We dive into this storyline and whether we’re buying what the Bucks are selling.

* Who Can Stop Mercedes? Mercedes Moné’s TBS Open Challenge continued as she defeated Lacey Lane. We’re still wondering who is going to be the one to finally dethrone her, and we do some fantasy booking involving a certain “Goddess” that you won’t want to miss.

* Hurt Syndicate vs. The Demand: Things got chaotic when Bobby Lashley, Shelton Benjamin, and MVP took on Ricochet and The Demand in a Street Fight. We talk about the big spots, who came out on top, and what this means for both factions moving forward.

Plus, we talk about the incredible video package for Kris Statlander vs. Toni Storm, and so much more!

What did you think of Dynamite this week? Are you as hyped for WrestleDream as we are? Let us know in the comments below!

This week, we celebrated the sixth anniversary of AEW Dynamite! We break down the anniversary show, discuss the latest news, and look back at six incredible years of All Elite Wrestling.

In This Episode:

* A Smashing Good Time: We kick things off with a recommendation for “The Smashing Machine” documentary [01:31].

* The Broke Bucks: We dive into the hilarious and heartbreaking story of the “Broke Bucks” and their casino misadventures [05:02].

* Trios Action: A breakdown of the explosive trios match featuring The Broke Bucks & Josh Alexander vs. Brodito, Brody King & Bandido [07:02].

* Post-Match Mayhem: We discuss the fallout from the trios match, including Josh Alexander’s shocking attack on Kenny Omega and the return of Jurassic Express [10:12].

* A Surprise Return: Andrade is back in AEW! We share our thoughts on his unexpected appearance [14:17].

* International Intrigue: A look at the Kyle Fletcher vs. Orange Cassidy match and the debut of L Clone [17:11].

* The Women’s Division Heats Up: We discuss the latest with Mercedes, Harley Cameron, and a listener question about the status of Britt Baker [22:56].

* Six-Man Mayhem: We break down the intense six-man tag team match between the Death Riders and the team of Samoa Joe, Powerhouse Hobbs, and Hangman Adam Paige [29:39].

* A New Feud is Brewing: Tensions explode between Samoa Joe and Hangman Adam Page, setting the stage for a future showdown [31:06].

* Timeless vs. The Galaxy’s Greatest Alien: “Timeless” Toni Storm is back in action and has her sights set on Kris Statlander and the AEW Women’s World Championship [36:57].

* Kingston’s Kingdom: Eddie Kingston has some strong words for Sammy Guevara and LFI [43:51].

* Main Event Madness: We recap the wild main event street fight pitting Kris Statlander & Darby Allin against Marina Shafir & Wheeler Yuta [55:04].

* Six Years of Elite: We reflect on the incredible journey of AEW over the past six years and what the future holds [01:06:40].

Listen to the full episode for all of our thoughts and analysis!

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AEW All Out Fallout: MJF’s Fiery Promo, a New Champion’s Challenge, and What’s Next?

This week, the dust is still settling from a wild AEW All Out, and the landscape of All Elite Wrestling has been shaken up. Tim and Tom are back behind the mics to break down all the fallout from the pay-per-view and a massive episode of Dynamite.

From MJF’s shockingly raw promo after his brutal match with Mark Briscoe to the new Women’s World Champion Kris Statlander facing a dark challenge, this episode is packed with analysis on where AEW is heading next. Plus, what does the future hold for Adam Copeland and Christian Cage? We dive into it all.

In this week’s can’t-miss episode, we break down:

* The Devil’s Due: After a bloody war with Mark Briscoe, we analyze MJF’s intense, emotional promo. He lost everything, and he promises to come back more dangerous than ever. What does this mean for the main event scene?

* A Champion’s New Path: Kris Statlander is the new AEW Women’s World Champion, but her celebration was cut short by the Death Riders. We discuss her stare-down with Renee Paquette and the brewing storm that could define her title reign.

* The Rated-R Departure?: Following a brutal match at All Out, Adam Copeland says he’s got to get his family out of this business. We break down his conversation with Christian Cage and what this means for their story.

* The Men’s Division in Flux: “Hangman” Adam Page issued an open challenge and new contenders are emerging everywhere. We discuss the state of the AEW Men’s World Title picture.

This was a huge week for setting the stage for the rest of the year in AEW. We cover the matches, the backstage segments, and make our bold predictions for what’s coming next.

Watch our full All Out fallout episode now and let us know your thoughts in the comments!

What was the most shocking moment from this week’s AEW action?

Who wins at AEW All Out? Our Final Predictions are In!

This Saturday, AEW takes over Toronto for All Out, and the card is absolutely stacked. With 13 matches to break down, Tim and Tom fired up the mics for a full preview and prediction session.

The stakes are high in our running picks game, the loser has to wear a Jeff Jarrett shirt! We went back and forth on some of the biggest matches, and this episode is filled with bold calls and potential upsets.

In this week's preview, we break down:

* A Massive Disagreement: The Four-Way Tag Team Championship Ladder Match has us completely divided. Who are we picking to climb the ladder and grab the gold?

* Main Event Predictions: We're calling our shots for the Men's World Title match between "Hangman" Adam Page and Kyle Fletcher, and the star-studded AEW Unified Championship three-way.

* The Coffin Match: Will Darby Allin finally get his revenge, or will Jon Moxley close the lid on their feud? We break down the brutal possibilities.

* Beyond the Predictions: We also get into a discussion about wrestler gimmicks mixing with personal social media, dream matches we want to see (Cope & Christian vs. The Young Bucks, anyone?), and which performers are standing out right now.

This is one of our most passionate previews yet! We lay out our reasoning for every single pick and debate the outcomes that would be best for the fans and the storylines.

Listen to our full All Out preview now to hear all of our predictions and then jump into the comments to share yours!

Who do you have winning this Saturday?

Tom abandoned Tim for his family (the nerve!), but that didn't stop AEW Dynamite from delivering an absolutely chaotic, story-packed episode from the legendary 2300 Arena in Philly. With Tim flying solo, he needed a wild show to break down, and Tony Khan certainly delivered.

We had new roles defined, brutal promos cut, and one of the most shocking turns in recent memory to close out the night. If you missed the livestream, you can listen to the full, unfiltered audio breakdown right here.

This Week's Rundown:

It was a night of big moves, both in and out of the ring. Here are the key moments Timhad to break down:

* Bryan Danielson is ALL ELITE (on commentary): The American Dragon has a permanent seat at the commentary table! Tim discusses why this is a genius move for AEW's storytelling and what it means for the broadcast booth going forward.

* Hangman Page's "Cowboy Sh*t" Warning: After a hard-hitting match with Josh Alexander, Hangman Page had some chilling words for his All Out opponent, Kyle Fletcher. Tim dives into the deeper meaning behind "you're not ready" and the Philly crowd's hilarious obsession with Fletcher's socks.

* The Devil's Wedding Vows: Forget "'til death do us part," MJF is now married to VENGEANCE. His unhinged, intense promo on Mark Briscoe was a masterclass in menace and a clear sign that the real "Salt of the Earth" is back.

* The Women's Division Gets Hardcore: A chaotic tag match set the stage for a wild four-way AEW Women's World Championship match at All Out. The table is set for a classic.

* Gentlemen's Agreement? Not a Chance: Tim breaks down the absolute mayhem that erupted after the Ricochet vs. Shelton Benjamin match, proving that faction warfare is about to boil over in a big way.

* HOOK's Next Move: "The Cold-Hearted Handsome Devil" sent a cryptic message about his future. Is he still flying solo, or is he looking for a partner?

* The SHOCKING Main Event Betrayal: And finally, the moment everyone is talking about. The 10-Man Tag was pure chaos, but the real story was the aftermath. Daniel Garcia has officially sold his soul and joined the Blackpool Combat Club, betraying Darby Allin in the process. Tim breaks down the turn, the motives, and what this means for the future of the BCC.

Join the Conversation!

This was one of those episodes that leaves us with more questions than answers, and that's the best kind of wrestling show. Now we want to hear from you!

* What was YOUR match of the night?

* Did Daniel Garcia make the right move, or is he making a deal with the devil(s)?

* Who are your early picks for All Out?

Drop your thoughts in the comments!

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