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AEW Files Trademark For “The Swirl”

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On This Edition We Have:
Jon Moxley Match Set For Next Week
New Hologram Rival Teasted
Tbs Title Match set For Dynamite Next Week
Eric Bischoff Thinks Karrion Kross Is TNA Bound.
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On This Podcast This Week We Have:
Big Update on Hook’s AEW Contract
Kris Statlander  Wins $100K
Eddie Kingston shares update on AEW return
Ace Austin is officially All Elite; loses debut match

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Before they could head to the ring, Paragon spoke with Renee Paquette. While Kyle O’Reilly continued to show his lighter side by pushing Roderick Strong into conglomerating, Strong made it clear he was not stopping until he made the TNT Champion, Kyle Fletcher, pay for what he did to Adam Cole. O’Reilly then made plans with Hologram and Tomohiro Ishii to enjoy the tastes of Cincinnati.
With O’Reilly and Strong maybe a little out of sync, the fast rising team of Blake Christian and Lee Moriarty put all of their cohesiveness on display for the world to see. Their combo offense had Paragon on the ropes early, 
Once Strong tagged in, the momentum shifted for good. A fired-up Strong went to work on both Christian and Moriarty, absolutely taking over the match while O’Reilly recovered. Once Strong and O’Reilly got into their rhythm, they were unstoppable and picked up the victory. Ishii and Hologram came out to celebrate, yet Strong showed no interest.


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“Cincinnati Sickos, lend me your ear.”

Toni addressed the many nicknames of ROH Women’s Champion, Athena and in a very timeless way, broke down the ridiculous nature of each one. However, she took a little more time with “The Fallen Goddess” moniker and felt the need to pray.

Toni reminded us about milk, lemonade, and where the fudge is made before praying, or should we say predicting, how she wanted to send Athena back to America when all was said and done in their AEW Women’s Championship match next week at AEW Forbidden Door in London.

As Toni went to end her prayer, she left us with, “Chin up, tits out, and watch for the…”

And before Toni could say anything more, she avoided the shoe, or should we say boot of Athena. While Storm got the best of Athena for a few seconds, Billie Starkz ran out to make the save, as both she and Athena beat down Storm.

While Storm writhed in pain, Athena mocked Storm and called her entire act a charade.
“If AEW is where the best wrestle, why is this bitch sitting at the top?!”

And with that, Athena ordered Starkz to drag Storm to the ring before making the proclamation that she would become the forever AEW Women’s Champion.
When Athena tried to mock Storm with a spotlight of her own, Mina Shirakawa made her first appearance since AEW All In Texas last month. That gave Storm time to recover and dispose of Starkz.

With Starkz out of the equation, Athena had nowhere to run with Shirakawa and Storm staring her down, so she dove off the ramp onto security just in time. Toni and Mira reunited with plenty of affection, as Athena and Starkz seethed.


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Daniel Garcia joins commentary for this one. As the bell rings, Hechicero immediately blasts AR Fox with a big boot, then mounts him with punches on the mat. In the back, Lee Moriarty and STP watch on a monitor. Hechicero hits the ropes; Fox goes for a leapfrog, but Hechicero snatches him out of the air, slams him down, and hammers the top of his head with strikes. A chop and an Irish whip follow, but Fox reverses with chops of his own and a slingblade. Hechicero bails to regroup; Fox wipes him out with two dives through the ropes and a flipping dive over the top.


Back inside, Fox heads up for a senton—Hechicero gets the boots up and Fox eats it. Fox looks for a tornado DDT, but Hechicero catches him, swings through into a backbreaker, then crushes him with a rising knee in the corner as we go to break.

Returning, Hechicero cranks a side headlock until Fox fights free and levels him with a kick, taking a breather in the corner. Hechicero misses a cannonball, rebounds off the far ropes, and crushes Fox with a lariat. Both men reset. Fox fires back, ducks a clothesline, lands a head kick, hits a splashing elbow in the corner, and rolls into a cutter. With Hechicero down center-ring, Fox connects with a swanton for two.

Hechicero pops up, hits a head-scissors to ground Fox, then vaults him into a rear chin-lock with a body scissors. The pressure is immediate. Fox taps, and Hechicero takes the submission victory.


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Ricochet plays cat-and-mouse at the bell—out to the floor, back in, then out again—before chopping Cardblade for good measure. Austin Gunn chases him off and hoists Cardblade in celebration. Back inside, Juice sends Ricochet off the ropes; the shoulder tackle doesn’t budge Robinson. Juice feints a kick, Ricochet doubles over, and Juice slaps the top of his head before planting him and hitting a standing senton for two.


Juice bounces Ricochet’s head off the top turnbuckle, then the middle, then launches him into the opposite corner’s top buckle, flipping Ricochet to the mat. A headbutt in the corner sets up ten punches on the turnbuckles as Toa Liona appears on the ramp. With the official distracted, Bishop Kaun yanks Juice down and slams him on the floor, and Ricochet follows with a tope suicida.


After the break, Juice strings together his signature jabs and drops Ricochet with a heavy right. When Ricochet tries to reset, Juice catches him with a leg lariat for two. Ricochet fires back—counters the leg sweep, ducks the back elbow, sends Juice to the corner, springboards to the apron for a kick, then springs back in with a stomp to a seated Robinson. Ricochet rolls him up for two, but Juice answers with a hard clothesline for his own near fall.

Ricochet stuns Juice across the top rope twice, then hits a springboard forearm, a springboard moonsault, and a standing shooting star press for two. He lines up the Spirit Gun, but Juice ducks and spikes a Flatliner for a near fall. Juice kicks to the gut, Kaun jumps on the apron, Austin Gunn yanks him down, and Toa Liona pounces Gunn into the announce table. In the chaos, Big Bill storms in and levels Juice—opening the door for Ricochet to land the Spirit Gun and score the three-count.


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Moments after Kyle Fletcher’s successful title defense, Don Callis delivered a backstage message aimed squarely at New Japan Pro Wrestling. Callis opened by tying Fletcher’s win over Tomohiro Ishii to a bigger mission: “I’m so happy that Kyle Fletcher has beaten the great ishii and embarked on his own journey to become the greatest TNT champion of all time to fulfill the destiny of Kyle Fletcher. And it felt so good to me to beat a New Japan talent that I feel like I’d like a little more.”
Positioning himself as a longtime player in NJPW’s history, Callis continued, “You see, I had a big role to play in the success of New Japan several years ago. It’s why they gave me this one of a kind tie that I’m wearing tonight, because I’m feeling all things New Japan. In fact, let me send a little message out to the management team at New Japan Pro Wrestling.”
Then came the direct challenge and the when-and-where: “We’re gonna be here next week in Cincinnati. I would love it if you would send your best to face Kyle Fletcher.”

Callis ended with a threat and a promise: “What are you afraid of, New Japan? Send me someone for Kyle and after he’s done embarrassing them. I will take off this one of a kind tie and I will choke whoever you send into oblivion as Kyle Fletcher and I march on into history.”


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The collision between TNT Champion Kyle Fletcher and Tomohiro Ishii began with both men going nose-to-nose in the center of the ring. Fletcher struck first with a forearm, triggering an extended exchange of heavy shots until a single blow from the champion staggered Ishii. They traded shoulder tackles, with Ishii finally dropping Fletcher with a lariat. A rapid series of counters followed, Fletcher ducking an enzuigiri before both men retreated to opposite corners. Fletcher rolled to the floor to regroup.
Back inside, Ishii chopped away at the champion, but Fletcher fired back with one massive chop that forced Ishii to a knee. Fletcher sent Ishii into the corner, only for the challenger to explode out with a shoulder tackle. Ishii followed with more chops in the corner, but Fletcher broke free with a big boot to the jaw and a scoop slam. Ishii recovered to land a Saito suplex, but Fletcher regained control with a devastating Michinoku Driver.

Coming out of the break, Ishii rocked Fletcher with a leaping headbutt on the top rope before hitting a superplex for a near fall. The battle spilled to the apron, where Fletcher blasted Ishii with two sharp kicks to the jaw before delivering a punishing brainbuster on the edge of the ring. Back in the ring, Fletcher connected with a top-rope flying elbow for two.
Fletcher aimed for another knockout kick, but Ishii countered with a German suplex and an enzuigiri. The two traded forearms until Fletcher floored Ishii with a lariat and another big kick in the corner. The champion set up for an avalanche brainbuster, but Ishii slipped free and drilled Fletcher with a running powerbomb.
The match built to a fever pitch as both men countered suplex attempts. Fletcher hit a high knee in the corner and a powerbomb for two, then blasted Ishii with a kick to the midsection and another to the head. Ishii answered with a lariat out of the corner, but Fletcher absorbed it and immediately planted the challenger with the sheer drop brainbuster to secure the pinfall and retain the TNT Championship.

After retaining the TNT Championship, Kyle Fletcher took the microphone in Roanoke and immediately framed the moment as historic: “Oh, Roanoke, Virginia, you have just witnessed history.” He called the defense “the very first offense in what will go down as the greatest title reign in AEW history,” and positioned Tomohiro Ishii as “the latest bonafide legend around the world that I have mopped the floor with.” 
Pivoting to what’s next, Fletcher said, “And that is where I start thinking about Forbidden Door.” Linking Ishii to his own past abroad, he continued, “And being in here with Ishiimakes me think about my new Japan days.” Then came the challenge: “New Japan, I want you to send your pound for pound best at Forbidden Door to face me for the TNT Championship,” Fletcher declared. 
He closed with a blunt prediction of the outcome: “But whoever it is does not matter because the result will be the same. I will be holding this championship high above my head. And you and everyone around the world will have no choice but to say my full name.”


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