Judge Orders AEW to Disclose Ownership Details in Jon Moxley Lawsuit 
A Michigan judge has denied AEW’s request to keep its ownership structure confidential in the ongoing lawsuit filed by Chris Dispensa against both AEW and Jon Moxley.

The ruling now forces AEW to publicly reveal details about its corporate ownership within the next seven days or risk having the case returned to Michigan state court.AEW had filed to move the lawsuit to federal court by asserting diversity of citizenship, which requires all parties to be from different states.

However, to meet that requirement, AEW must disclose the identities behind its parent company, Beatnik Investments LLC—an entity reportedly controlled by various Khan family trusts. 

The company had requested to keep that information sealed but was denied.

The lawsuit centers around an alleged incident that took place in 2023, where Dispensa claims he was shoved to the ground by Jon Moxley during a live event, resulting in serious neck and shoulder injuries that later required surgical intervention.

Dispensa is suing for more than $25,000, alleging negligence, civil assault, and battery.

The judge’s decision adds a new layer of public scrutiny to the case, as AEW must now provide documentation that could reveal previously undisclosed corporate ties.

Depending on what the ownership disclosure reveals, it could determine whether the case remains in federal court or is sent back to state jurisdiction.This development marks a significant step in the legal proceedings, and Proudy's All Wrestling Channel will continue to provide updates as new information becomes available.

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Mercedes Mone’s championship haul now includes two more titles.

Mone defeated Diana Strong at a Prime Time Wrestling event in Koslow, Poland on Sunday, July 27, to become both the inaugural Prime Time Wrestling Women’s Champion and the first BestYa Wrestling Women’s Champion.

Two nights earlier in Wolverhampton, England at RevPro Summer Sizzler,
Mone successfully defended her RevPro Undisputed British Women’s Championship against Safire Reed.

Mone now carries: the AEW TBS title, the 2025 Owen Hart Cup belt, the RevPro Undisputed British Women’s title, the Queen of Southside belt, the CMLL World Women’s Championship, European Wrestling Association’s Women’s title (won in Austria this June), and the two championships won today in Poland. (8 belts mone)Mone hasn’t wrestled in AEW since challenging Toni Storm for the AEW Women’s World Championship at All In: Texas.
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Chad Gable has opened up about his injury.
During a Minnesota Twins game on Sunday Gable, who was wearing a sling on his arm, revealed that he was dealing with a rotator cuff injury.
“I’m looking at the silver lining here. I have a little injury to my rotator cuff. But what it did do was buy me some time off the road to be home with my family and do stuff like this, go to a baseball game on a Sunday which I never get to do. So find the bright side, right?”Gable mentioned one of his proudest moments recently was having a singles match at WrestleMania 40. Under his masked persona El Grande Americano, he defeated Rey Fenix in a singles match back in April.Gable has been out of action since June, when he was written out of Raw after Penta snapped his arm. It was reported at the time that he had undergone shoulder surgery.
The El Grande Americano character has since been portrayed by Ludwig Kaiser, who is set to compete for the AAA Mega title next month at Triplemania.

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During AEW Collision, Lexy Nair conducted an intense backstage interview with Big Stoke, who appeared visibly injured, using a crutch on his right side and accompanied by security guards. Stoke addressed his recent confrontations with Adam Copeland passionately.
Stoke began assertively, criticizing Copeland’s recent actions: "Lexy, I wanted this time to point out how supposed good guy Adam Copeland had to hire a bunch of goons to do his dirty work. Pathetic. I mean, Adam, I thought you were supposed to be a hero. A hero fights their own battles. A hero fights someone their own size, so why the hell do you keep chasing after me every week?"

Shifting his attention, Stoke praised FTR's resilience in the face of adversity: "Lexy, Hurt Syndicate attacked FTR after a grueling match and FTR looked them in the eyes and they stood tall. Now imagine what would've happened if FTR was at a hundred percent and imagine what's gonna happen when they win this tournament. Go to London and become 11-time world tag team champions."

Stoke then turned his criticism towards Austin Gunn and Juice Robinson: "But I know there are two people who are trying to stop us because they advanced tonight. Austin Gunn, Juice Robinson. Austin, if my brother got hurt, I mean, the last thing I'd be trying to do is find a replacement in Juice. And Juice, how does it feel knowing that you are a side piece? Not choice number one. And I'm gonna say the same thing that I'm gonna say when we're standing over your broken bodies next week. Top guys out."

As Stoke passionately gesticulated with his crutch, Lexy Nair incredulously asked, "Aren't you injured?"

A good question, Lexy!


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The lineups for both nights of WWE Summerslam 2025 have been revealed.It was confirmed Friday that the first night of Summerslam currently has six matchups, and five championship bouts are scheduled to take place on the second evening. The bouts were first revealed on WWE’s Raw Recap podcast.Saturday, August 2, the first night of the Premium Live Event (PLE) from the MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, will feature a WWE World Heavyweight Championship between Gunther and CM Punk. Another major singles title match will take place later on the card when 2025 Queen of the Ring Jade Cargill looks to dethrone Tiffany Stratton.Saturday’s lineup is also set to feature a pair of high-profile tag team grudge matches. In a bout confirmed just earlier this week, Roman Reigns and Jey Uso will team up to try and take down Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed. And in a celebrity crossover bout, recording artist Jelly Roll will make his in-ring debut, teaming with Randy Orton to face Drew McIntyre and Logan Paul. It was also noted on the reveal show that Karrion Kross vs. Sami Zayn has joined the Saturday broadcast.Sunday’s card will be covered in gold, as all five bouts set for the night involve titles. The lineup features John Cena defending his Undisputed WWE Championship against 2025 King of the Ring Cody Rhodes, Naomi looking to retain world champ status in a three-way against IYO SKY and Rhea Ripley, plus three other title matchups.Here are the full lineups for this year’s Summerslam. It’s worth noting that the bout order hasn’t been confirmed, and that of course the cards are subject to change:Saturday, August 2nd

1. Raquel Rodriguez & Roxanne Perez vs. Alexa Bliss & Charlotte Flair (WWE Women’s Tag Team Championships)
2. Gunther vs. CM Punk (WWE World Heavyweight Championship)
3. Randy Orton & Jelly Roll vs. Drew McIntyre & Logan Paul
4. Roman Reigns & Jey Uso vs. Bron Breakker & Bronson Reed
5. Tiffany Stratton vs. Jade Cargill (WWE Women’s Championship)
6. Sami Zayn vs. Karrion Kross

Sunday, August 3rd

1. Dominik Mysterio vs. AJ Styles (WWE Intercontinental Championship)
2. John Cena vs. Cody Rhodes (Undisputed WWE Championship) (Street Fight)
3. Solo Sikoa vs. Jacob Fatu (WWE United States Championship) (Cage Match)
4. Becky Lynch vs. Lyra Valkyria (WWE Women’s Intercontinental Championship) (No DQ)
5. Naomi vs. IYO SKY vs. Rhea Ripley (WWE Women’s World Championship) (Triple Threat)

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On AEW Collision, Athena successfully defended her Ring of Honor Women's World Championship against a tenacious Alex Windsor in a fiercely competitive match.
The match began with technical mat wrestling, quickly escalating when Athena stunned Windsor with a fierce punch to the face. Windsor responded assertively, executing a series of arm-drags and delivering solid boots to Athena in the corner. Athena momentarily regained control by pulling Windsor’s hair, only to be driven face-first into the mat. Windsor attempted consecutive slams, but Athena countered impressively, transitioning into a surprise headscissor maneuver that sent Windsor crashing face-first into the turnbuckle.

An intense exchange on the apron saw Windsor attempting a discus clothesline, but Athena swiftly ducked, executing a punishing back suplex onto the apron. Returning from commercial break, Windsor managed to regain momentum briefly, landing heavy blows. Athena fought back with a thrust kick followed by a breathtaking standing Spanish Fly transitioned into a Koji clutch. Windsor cleverly countered into a near fall, forcing Athena to break the submission.

Athena struck again with a powerful backdrop driver for another close two-count. As Athena ascended the top rope, Windsor intervened with a spectacular rising headbutt, setting up an attempted Blue Thunder Bomb. Windsor’s resilience shone as the battle moved outside, but Athena's ally Billie Starkz interfered, viciously slamming Windsor into the ring steps. Athena capitalized, landing a shotgun dropkick, crashing Windsor into the barricade. A brutal powerbomb from the barricade to the floor left Windsor vulnerable, and Athena finished decisively with her signature O-Face for the victory.

Post-match, Athena and Starkz continued their assault on Windsor, prompting chants for Toni Storm. Storm charged the ring heroically, delivering a Thesz Press to Athena and a hip attack in the corner. Starkz intervened with a clipboard shot, setting Storm up for an O-Face, but Windsor rallied, knocking Athena from the ropes. Windsor and Storm together fended off their attackers, sending Athena and Starkz retreating. The segment ended emphatically with Storm and Windsor sharing an enthusiastic handshake and mutual respect in the ring.


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During AEW Collision, Lexy Nair conducted an interview backstage with Nick Wayne, Mother Wayne, and Kip Sabian. Nair began by asking if they should still be referred to as "The Patriarchy," prompting an immediate response from Mother Wayne: "Lexi? Not now and never again."

Nick Wayne confidently stated, "You see, when you start to become the man of the house as well as a leader of men…" but was abruptly interrupted by AR Fox, who stormed into the scene, clearly agitated. Fox confronted Wayne directly, declaring, "Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. Last week you said you was done talking, but you still here just talking. See? I came to Chicago for a fight. So how about y'all two face me and a partner tonight?"

Wayne, clearly irritated by Fox's challenge, retorted, "What do you want from me, Fox? You want me to staple another picture of your family to your face?" Fox remained defiant, coolly responding, "Okay. You could try."

As tensions escalated, Kip Sabian interjected calmly, advising Wayne, "Don't give him the satisfaction. If he wants to lose again, let him." Fox confidently replied, "Okay, we're gonna see who loses."

The segment concluded with a moment of unexpected tension as AR Fox casually acknowledged Wayne’s mother, "What up, Shayna?" This seemed to momentarily unsettle Nick Wayne, who was briefly rattled and confused by Fox's familiarity.


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AEW Collision kicked off from the Aragon Ballroom in thrilling fashion as Dustin Rhodes defended his TNT Championship for the first time against Ring of Honor Pure Champion Lee Moriarty.
Moriarty, accompanied by Shane Taylor, refused an opening handshake, setting an aggressive tone immediately. The bout opened with an exchange of technical holds, Moriarty capitalizing with swift dragon screw leg whips, targeting Rhodes' left knee relentlessly. Dustin fought through visible pain, rallying with stiff shots and a well-executed snap power slam, earning enthusiastic praise from Tony Schiavone: "Absolutely one of his great maneuvers!"

Late in the match, after exchanging strikes, Rhodes delivered an atomic drop but Moriarty quickly responded, locking Rhodes in a bow-and-arrow hold before viciously slamming his knee into the mat. Fighting back valiantly, Rhodes landed a Canadian Destroyer followed by the Cross-Rhodes, but Moriarty demonstrated impressive ring awareness by placing his foot on the ropes, breaking the pinfall attempt.

The momentum swung wildly as Moriarty locked in an ankle lock, grapevining Rhodes’ injured leg, nearly forcing a tap-out. Rhodes barely reached the ropes, demonstrating immense resilience. Moriarty then missed a big boot in the corner, leaving him vulnerable. Rhodes teased the Shattered Dreams, but was thwarted by referee Mike Posey. Moriarty capitalized instantly, landing a flying knee strike followed by a swift suplex, narrowly missing victory.

As Moriarty attempted a figure-four leglock, Rhodes countered brilliantly into a tight small package, securing the surprise three-count to retain the TNT Championship.

Immediately post-match, Kyle Fletcher, accompanied by Don Callis, entered the scene, confronting Rhodes. Fletcher confidently declared he had no reason to attack a beaten down Rhodes: "I already outclass you in every single way," demanding a one-on-one title shot for the TNT Championship next week. Rhodes, fueled by Fletcher’s recent disparaging comments about his family, turned to the fans for their approval before emphatically accepting Fletcher's challenge. Rhodes added an explosive stipulation: the match would be a Chicago Street Fight, punctuating his acceptance with a defiant declaration, "I am your huckleberry, bitch!"


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During AEW Collision, Tony Schiavone took a solemn moment on behalf of AEW to honor and remember the legendary Hulk Hogan, who unexpectedly passed away this week at the age of 71.
Schiavone began his tribute thoughtfully, noting, "It was quite a week for all of us who have been in professional wrestling for a long time with the unexpected death of Hulk Hogan." He highlighted Hogan's monumental influence on wrestling's history, emphasizing, "Hulk Hogan was the man who brought professional wrestling into the mainstream in the eighties and in the nineties, right here on this network, right here on TNT."

Reflecting on Hogan’s significant role, Schiavone stated, "Almost 30 years ago, Hulk Hogan lit the fire that began the Monday Night Wars, and he also put WCW on the cable TV map right here on TNT."

Acknowledging the personal impact of Hogan’s passing, Schiavone reminded viewers, "Sometimes we take a look at these stars that are bigger than life, and we forget that they are just like us, human, and we forget they have families that care about them."

He offered heartfelt condolences to Hogan's loved ones, compassionately stating, "Our condolences go out to Hulk's family, his children Brooke and Nick, his wife Sky. If you've never lost a member of your family, you have no idea what the pain they're going through right now. And believe you me, it is intense."

Schiavone concluded his emotional remembrance with a poignant message from all of AEW: "From all of us here at All Elite Wrestling, RIP brother."


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