Private Party successfully retained their Tag Team Championships at the AEW Full Gear 2024 PPV tonight from Newark, but it was The Acclaimed that were the story of the contest.

Max Caster and Anthony Bowens were not on the same page from the moment the bell rang, and while it appeared as though they might split during the PPV, it was held off for just a little bit longer.

The confusion between the two men caused Private Party to take the win and retain their title, and The Acclaimed are nearly done as a duo.

AEW Full Gear Matches

Here are all of the matches that are taking place tonight from Newark, NJ:

Main Card

• AEW World Championship – Jon Moxley (c) vs. Orange Cassidy
• Will Ospreay vs. Kyle Fletcher
• AEW TNT Championship – Jack Perry (c) vs. Daniel Garcia
• Swerve Strickland vs Bobby Lashley
• TBS Championship – Mercedes Mone (c) vs. Kris Statlander
• AEW Tag Team Championships – Private Party (c) vs. The Outrunners vs. Kings of the Black Throne vs. The Acclaimed
• Jay White vs. “Hangman” Adam Page
• MJF vs. Roderick Strong

Zero Hour Pre-Show

• “Big Boom” A.J. (with Big Justice) vs. Q.T. Marshall*

How to Watch AEW Full Gear 2024 2024 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:

1. Visit the Official TrillerTV Website: Head over to the TrillerTV AEW Full Gear 2024 event page.
2. Purchase the PPV: Follow the prompts to purchase access to the stream.
3. 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, so make sure that you keep checking back to SEScoops for the latest on AEW Full Gear 2024.

The AEW Full Gear Zero Hour Pre Show concluded with Big Boom AJ of the Costco Guys taking on QT Marshall. Even though AJ got a big reaction from the crowd, it was The Rizzler and Big Justice that got the biggest moments during the match.

Rizzler appeared before the match alongside Paul Wight, with the 7 foot 2 monster looking small when compared to the monster pop that The Rizzler got from the crowd in the Prudential Center. Dax Harwood of FTR was impressed:

One fan compared it to a Road Warrior Pop on Twitter, and the sentiment was shared across the board.

Big Justice Gets Physical at AEW Full Gear

Not to be outdone, Big Justice also managed to get a big moment during the match, hitting a Spear on QT Marshall, giving AJ the chance to hit his PowerBoom finisher and get the win ahead of the PPV:

The reaction on X regarding the Costco Guys and The Rizzler at AEW Full Gear has been mixed.

• Positive Reactions: Some enjoyed the presence of the Costco Guys and The Rizzler, describing their segments as fun and entertaining. They appreciated the crossover of internet fame with wrestling, with comments indicating that the crowd was highly receptive, giving them a significant reaction akin to that of wrestling legends.

• Negative Reactions: Others expressed frustration or disbelief at the inclusion of these social media personalities in wrestling events. There were criticisms that this move reflects a strategy for clout-chasing which might not resonate with traditional wrestling fans, with some feeling it detracts from the seriousness or authenticity of the event.

The general sentiment encapsulates both the excitement of seeing viral internet stars in a new context and a skepticism about the integration of such figures into professional wrestling.

Big Boom AJ of the Costco Guys managed to secure the big win on (not-quite) PPV against QT Marshall on the Zero Hour Pre Show for AEW Full Gear. Paul Wight on commentary and the Rizzler as special guest timekeeper.

The match began with Marshall controlling and showing off, until AJ turned things around with a powerslam attempt and sent Marshall to the outside. After some back-and-forth action including a DDT from Marshall and a belly-to-belly suplex from AJ, the match intensified.

A key moment came when QT tried to interfere with the Rizzler at ringside, but Paul Wight intervened. When Aaron Solow attempted to interfere from the turnbuckle, he was thwarted by AJ. Big Justice then entered the ring and hit Marshall with a spear, setting up AJ to win the match with a Tenryu Powerbomb. After the match, AJ, Big Justice and The Rizzler celebrated their win.

AJ was an independent wrestler around 20 years ago, and with the viral sensation of his family over the past few months this match was put together to help build the PPV. Credit to AJ and Big Justice, they’ve been pushing this show for weeks on national television and on social media.

Videos from Costco Guys and The Rizzler from AEW Full Gear

A top TNA star is reportedly backstage at AEW Full Gear tonight from Newark, New Jersey, which takes place on PPV shortly.

According to a new report from Fightful Select, TNA star Steve Maclin is backstage at the show supporting his wife Deonna Purrazzo: “TNA’s Steve Maclin is at the show to support his wife, Deonna Purrazzo. Maclin’s vignette on Thursday’s TNA had a number of people in the company very happy with the reception.”

It’s highly unlikely that we’ll be seeing Maclin on the broadcast tonight, but it is interesting that he is backstage.

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AEW Full Gear Matches

Here are all of the matches that are taking place tonight from Newark, NJ:

Main Card

• AEW World Championship – Jon Moxley (c) vs. Orange Cassidy
• Will Ospreay vs. Kyle Fletcher
• AEW TNT Championship – Jack Perry (c) vs. Daniel Garcia
• Swerve Strickland vs Bobby Lashley
• TBS Championship – Mercedes Mone (c) vs. Kris Statlander
• AEW Tag Team Championships – Private Party (c) vs. The Outrunners vs. Kings of the Black Throne vs. The Acclaimed
• Jay White vs. “Hangman” Adam Page
• MJF vs. Roderick Strong

Zero Hour Pre-Show

• “Big Boom” A.J. (with Big Justice) vs. Q.T. Marshall
• Buddy Matthews vs Beast Mortos vs Kommander vs Dante Martin
• Anna Jay vs Deonna Purrazzo (w/Taya Valkyrie)

How to Watch AEW Full Gear 2024 2024 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:

1. Visit the Official TrillerTV Website: Head over to the TrillerTV AEW Full Gear 2024 event page.
2. Purchase the PPV: Follow the prompts to purchase access to the stream.
3. 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, so make sure that you keep checking back to SEScoops for the latest on AEW Full Gear 2024.

AEW Full Gear is taking place tonight from Newark, New Jersey, and there’s a new report on a potential title change happening.

According to a new report from Fightful Select, Daniel Garcia is slated for a big push in the near future, with the young star likely to win the TNT Championship tonight: “Daniel Garcia had been slated for a big push and most in the company expect him to win the TNT Title.”

AEW Full Gear Matches

Here are all of the matches that are taking place tonight from Newark, NJ:

Main Card

• AEW World Championship – Jon Moxley (c) vs. Orange Cassidy
• Will Ospreay vs. Kyle Fletcher
• AEW TNT Championship – Jack Perry (c) vs. Daniel Garcia
• Swerve Strickland vs Bobby Lashley
• TBS Championship – Mercedes Mone (c) vs. Kris Statlander
• AEW Tag Team Championships – Private Party (c) vs. The Outrunners vs. Kings of the Black Throne vs. The Acclaimed
• Jay White vs. “Hangman” Adam Page
• MJF vs. Roderick Strong

Zero Hour Pre-Show

• “Big Boom” A.J. (with Big Justice) vs. Q.T. Marshall*

How to Watch AEW Full Gear 2024 2024 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:

1. Visit the Official TrillerTV Website: Head over to the TrillerTV AEW Full Gear 2024 event page.
2. Purchase the PPV: Follow the prompts to purchase access to the stream.
3. 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

Ricky Starks made an unannounced appearance at Game Changer Wrestling’s (GCW) Dream On event on November 23, 2024, held at The American Dream Mall in East Rutherford, New Jersey. The show, featuring guest spots from Hall of Famers Mick Foley and Kurt Angle, became a platform for Starks to make an “Absolute” statement about his career.

During the event, Starks interrupted Jimmy Lloyd’s promo, where Lloyd mocked him for being “in catering” during AEW’s Full Gear at the nearby Prudential Center. Starks responded in dramatic fashion, delivering a DDT to Lloyd and grabbing the microphone.

Expressing frustration with his lack of use in AEW, Starks shared a passionate message about his ambitions. He told the crowd, “I am 34 years old. I’m healthy. I am goddamn good looking, and most importantly, I am a generational superstar.” Starks praised GCW as one of the “hottest promotions right now,” hinting at potential future appearances with the promotion.

Jimmy Lloyd attempted a sneak attack after Starks’ speech, but Starks ended the segment decisively with a spear.

Starks’ AEW future remains unclear as he hasn’t wrestled for the company since March 2024. However, fans won’t have to wait long to see him in action, as he is set to wrestle at House of Glory on January 16, 2025.

As AEW Full Gear 2024 nears, updated betting odds offer insights into the anticipated outcomes at the Prudential Center. Here’s a breakdown of the latest favorites and potential surprises for the pay-per-view.

Read More – AEW Full Gear 2024 Start Time: US, Australia, Europe and more

World Championship Match: Moxley Poised to Retain

Jon Moxley remains a dominant favorite to defend his AEW World Championship against Orange Cassidy. With odds of -10000, Moxley’s standing as the frontrunner has solidified, while Cassidy, at +2000, faces a steep uphill battle.

Tag Team Championship: Four-Way Clash

In the four-way AEW Tag Team Championship bout, Private Party leads the odds at -5000 to retain their titles. Meanwhile, The Outrunners (+800), House of Black (+1100), and The Acclaimed (+1100) remain underdogs, but the closeness of these odds suggests a fiercely contested match.

TBS Championship Match: Mone vs. Statlander

Mercedes Mone is favored to retain her TBS Championship against Kris Statlander, with odds of -1000. Statlander’s +500 underdog status hints at a closer competition than previously expected.

Singles Matches: Key Matchups

The singles matches reveal several key shifts in betting lines:

• Bobby Lashley (-1500) has strengthened his position as the favorite against Swerve Strickland (+600)
• Hangman Adam Page (-300) vs. Jay White (+200) remains closely contested
• MJF (-5000) retains a commanding lead over Roderick Strong (+1200)
• The Will Ospreay vs. Kyle Fletcher match is now even at -120 for both, signaling a highly unpredictable showdown

Trends and Notable Shifts

As Full Gear approaches, these are the most notable betting trends:

1. Jon Moxley’s odds surged from -5000 to -10000, reinforcing confidence in his title defense

2. The Ospreay-Fletcher match reaching even odds highlights uncertainty about the winner

3. Bobby Lashley’s odds improved significantly, underscoring growing confidence in his victory over Swerve Strickland

What It Means for AEW’s Future

The betting odds for AEW Full Gear 2024 suggest a card largely favoring established champions, with a few bouts keeping fans guessing. The even odds in the Ospreay-Fletcher match stand out as a potential show-stealer, given the unpredictability. These shifts hint at a night of intense action and a few surprises that could reshape AEW’s trajectory heading into 2025.

As always in professional wrestling, betting odds only tell part of the story. The actual event could deliver shocking results and iconic moments that leave a lasting impact on AEW’s landscape.

A top TNA star will not be able to appear at AEW Full Gear tonight, despite fans hoping that he would soon be making his debut.

‘Speedball’ Mike Bailey has reportedly said his goodbyes to colleagues at TNA, but he won’t be able to appear on All Elite Wrestling programming until at least 2025.

According to a response from a Q&A on the Fightful Select Patreon, Sean Ross Sapp confirmed that despite Bailey now being done with TNA that his contract runs until the end of the year:

“It was clarified to me this week that he is signed with TNA through the end of the year, but is done with the company and said his goodbyes. AEW can’t use him until 2025 and he’s not planned for the Continental Classic. There was some confusion as his TNA dates were done with two months left on his deal.”

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Speedball Mike Bailey AEW Debut

With the potential for Bailey to appear tonight being almost zero, the question now is when will he be making his expected debut for All Elite?

The joint AEW/NJPW Wrestle Dynasty show on January 5th from the Tokyo Dome in Japan would certainly make sense, but there is also the chance of him popping up on an episode of Dynamite, Rampage or Collision to start his career off with Tony Khan’s company.

All Elite Wrestling (AEW) fans are eagerly anticipating the Full Gear 2024 event, set to take place at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey on Saturday, November 23, 2024. 

As with previous major AEW events, a post-show media scrum will follow, offering insights and reactions from wrestlers and AEW CEO Tony Khan.

Read More – AEW Full Gear 2024 Post Show Media Scrum Start Time: US, Australia, Europe and more

Live Stream Options for the Media Scrum

AEW usually provides multiple platforms for fans to watch the post-show media scrum:

1. AEW’s Official YouTube Channel: This is often the primary source for live streaming the media scrum.
2. AEW’s Official Website: The company’s website may host a live stream or provide a link to watch the scrum.
3. Social Media Platforms: AEW might also stream the event on their official Facebook or Twitter accounts.

What to Expect from the Full Gear 2024 Media Scrum

Based on previous AEW media scrums, viewers can anticipate:

1. Insights from Tony Khan: The AEW CEO typically discusses event highlights, future plans, and addresses pressing questions about the company1.
2. Wrestler Appearances: Key performers from the event often participate, sharing their thoughts on matches and storylines.
3. Breaking News: Sometimes, important announcements regarding future events or roster changes are made during these scrums.

International Viewing Options

For international fans, AEW has been working on expanding its global reach. The recent announcement of AEW’s Grand Slam 2025 event in Australia demonstrates the company’s commitment to its international audience. 

While specific international viewing options for the Full Gear 2024 media scrum haven’t been announced, fans worldwide should be able to access the live stream through AEW’s official online platforms.

AEW Full Gear 2024 is set to be an exciting event for wrestling fans worldwide, taking place on Saturday, November 23, at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey. As fans eagerly anticipate the matches and outcomes, many are also looking forward to the post-show media scrum, where AEW CEO Tony Khan and wrestlers discuss the event’s highlights and future plans.

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US Start Time

For fans in the United States, the AEW Full Gear 2024 post-show media scrum is expected to begin approximately one hour after the conclusion of the main event

With the main card starting at 8:00 p.m. ET/5:00 p.m. PT, viewers can anticipate the media scrum to commence around 11:30 p.m. ET or later, depending on the event’s duration.

Australia Start Time

Australian fans will need to adjust for the significant time difference. Given that the main card starts at 8:00 p.m. ET on Saturday in the US, this translates to Sunday morning in Australia.

Viewers in Sydney and Melbourne can expect the media scrum to begin around 3:30 p.m. AEDT on Sunday, while those in Perth might tune in around 12:30 p.m. AWST.

Europe Start Time

European wrestling enthusiasts will find themselves staying up late or waking up early for the media scrum. In the UK and Ireland, the scrum is likely to start around 4:30 a.m. GMT on Sunday. Central European viewers can expect it around 5:30 a.m. CET.

What to Expect

During the media scrum, Tony Khan often provides insights into upcoming events, storyline developments, and backstage news. Wrestlers may discuss their matches, rivalries, and future aspirations.

Given recent developments, fans might hear updates on international events like the upcoming Australia show, potential new media rights deals, and the status of stars like Toni Storm and Mina Shirakawa

AEW may boast a massive roster of impressive talent, but no star has shined quite like Jon Moxley, according to Tony Khan. Sitting down with CHGO Sports, the AEW President didn’t hold back when praising the reigning AEW World Champion.

“Jon Moxley is AEW’s greatest star ever. Jon Moxley’s the four-time world champion… he’s a force in AEW.”

Khan spoke of Moxley’s epic arrival in AEW which saw him appear at the inaugural Double or Nothing pay-per-view in 2019. Looking to the future, Khan is excited about the “awesome world title fight” Moxley will have with Organe Cassidy at AEW Full Gear 2024.

In addition to his four reigns as AEW World Champion, Moxley held the Interim World Championship in 2022 to fill in for the injured CM Punk. Moxley is also a former AEW International Champion and represented AEW earlier this year as IWGP World Heavyweight Champion.

Khan’s comments are somewhat ironic given that Moxley and the Death Riders are at war with the AEW roster and plan to reshape the company into something they consider to be far better than what it currently is. Nevertheless, Tony Khan couldn’t be happier with all Moxley has done for AEW since his arrival, and fans can expect the reigning World Champion to remain a fixture of the main event scene.

AEW Full Gear 2024 takes over the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey, tonight, delivering one of AEW’s most anticipated pay-per-view events of the year. The card promises a mix of high-stakes championship bouts, intense personal rivalries, and marquee singles matches, all showcasing AEW’s diverse talent roster. Here’s a complete breakdown of the action fans can expect:

Main Event: AEW World Championship

Jon Moxley defends his AEW World Championship against Orange Cassidy in a clash of polar opposites. Moxley’s gritty, hard-hitting style will be put to the test by Cassidy’s unconventional, laid-back approach. With the stakes at their highest, this battle promises to be as unpredictable as it is intense.

AEW TBS Championship Match

Mercedes Mone faces off against former champion Kris Statlander in a bout that could steal the show. Mone has dominated the division since claiming the title, but Statlander’s power and athleticism could make her the one to end Mone’s reign. Expect a thrilling blend of technical mastery and aerial spectacle.

AEW TNT Championship Match

Jack Perry defends the TNT Championship against Daniel Garcia, a rising star looking to make his mark. This showdown between two of AEW’s brightest young talents is poised to deliver a high-energy, breakout performance for both competitors.

AEW Tag Team Championship Four-Way Match

The tag team division shines in a chaotic four-way battle as champions Private Party defend their titles against The Outrunners, Kings of the Black Throne, and The Acclaimed. With multiple styles clashing in the ring, this match promises non-stop action and high-stakes drama.

AEW International Championship Match

Konosuke Takeshita puts his International Championship on the line against Ricochet, a high-flying sensation known for his breathtaking moves. This contest between two athletic powerhouses has all the makings of a show-stealer.

High-Profile Singles Matches

The event also features several marquee singles matches, each packed with star power:

• MJF vs. Roderick Strong
• Jay White vs. “Hangman” Adam Page
• Swerve Strickland vs. Bobby Lashley
• Will Ospreay vs. Kyle Fletcher

Each matchup promises to be a hard-hitting contest and a potential match-of-the-night contender.

Special Segment

Fans can look forward to a celebratory segment featuring Mariah May and Mina Shirakawa, adding a unique highlight to the night’s main card.

Zero Hour Pre-Show Matches

The action kicks off with the Zero Hour pre-show at 6:30 PM ET, featuring three exciting matches to set the stage for the main event:

• “Big Boom” A.J. (with Big Justice) vs. Q.T. Marshall
• Dante Martin vs. The Beast Mortos vs. Komander vs. Buddy Matthews (Four-Way Match)
• Deonna Purrazzo vs. Anna Jay

With a loaded lineup of championship bouts, personal rivalries, and showcases of AEW’s dynamic roster, Full Gear 2024 is shaping up to be an unforgettable night for professional wrestling fans.

Orange Cassidy believes AEW is still figuring out its unique identity in the pro wrestling industry and it just needs to continue evolving.

The former International Champion recently spoke to amNewYork Metro to promote Saturday’s Full Gear PPV from Newark, New Jersey. He talked about things such as growing up as a wrestling fan and more.

Addressing the recent troubles of AEW, Cassidy claimed that it’s because the company’s fast growth. He explained that the Tony Khan promotion right now is in it’s ‘middle school age’:

“It’s tough for AEW because of how fast the company grew and for how successful it has been in just under, we’re talking five years.

We’re growing and we’re changing, and we’re going through that weird middle school age of figuring out who you are and do you want your hair short or long. It’s important that AEW just takes the natural evolution, and we don’t try to force anything.”

• AEW Full Gear 2024 Predictions: Jon Moxley vs Orange Cassidy and more

I Feel Very Secure: Orange Cassidy

Orange Cassidy also praised the AEW President as someone who has an incredible eye for talent. He claimed to feel secure in knowing that Khan will continue recruiting the best talents across the board:

“Tony Khan has an incredible eye for talent, and he’s an incredibly generous person that understands professional wrestling.

And no matter what changes we go through; I feel very secure in the fact that I know that Tony Khan will make sure that the best are wrestling for AEW.”

The 40-year-old discussed his feud with Jon Moxley as well. He recalled their encounter at the 2023 Full Gear event and said that going to war with the AEW World Champion has actually changed him.

Talking about their upcoming match, Cassidy claimed that he is not worried about what Mox may do before or after the bell on Saturday, and he’s focused on winning the contest that’ll take place in between.

You can check out the updated Full Gear match card featuring Orange Cassidy vs. Jon Moxley and more here.

• Orange Cassidy Doesn’t Want to be the Face of AEW

During the November 22 episode of AEW Rampage, tensions escalated between QT Marshall and Big Boom! AJ during their weigh-in ahead of their scheduled match at AEW Full Gear: Zero Hour.

Marshall criticized AJ’s abilities, stating that he lacked the necessary skills both two decades ago and in the present. He further taunted AJ by suggesting he would “power-boom” him through the ring and requested that The Rizzler, serving as the special guest timekeeper, ring the bell when this occurred.

The weigh-in revealed Marshall at 229 pounds, while AJ’s weight was humorously displayed as 550 pounds, leading to accusations from AJ’s son, Big Justice, that the scale had been tampered with. The confrontation turned physical when Marshall delivered a Diamond Cutter to AJ, intensifying the animosity between the two ahead of their upcoming match.

This altercation adds to the anticipation for their bout at AEW Full Gear: Zero Hour, where AJ, accompanied by Big Justice, will face Marshall in a match that has garnered significant attention from fans.

Cody Rhodes may be the WWE Champion and Roman Reigns may be the OTC, but neither star can compare to the social media presence of ‘The Rizzler.’ The alter ego of child social media personality Christian Joseph, The Rizzler has been a viral sensation in 2024, and as seen in the Google Trends chart below, is dominating WWE’s two top Superstars.

The Rizzler’s viral influence is being felt in the world of professional wrestling, as are the similarly popular Costco Guys. At this weekend’s AEW Full Gear pay-per-view, The Rizzler will serve as the special guest timekeeper when A.J. Befumo takes on QT Marshall.

Who Is The Rizzler?

The Rizzler is a seven-year-old social media sensation who has exploded onto the scene in 2024. Currently, The Rizzler has amassed over 750,000 followers on Instagram and has surpassed 1.3 million followers on TikTok.

The popularity of The Rizzler, the Costco Guys, and others goes to show how celebrity culture has changed, and how one doesn’t need to be on TV each week like Rhodes and Reigns to become a globally-recognizable name. WWE is well aware of this, as Logan Paul was a huge name with his online videos before he stepped foot in the ring.

Whether The Rizzler has a greater role to play at AEW Full Gear beyond his timekeeping duties, that remains to be seen. But no matter what happens at this weekend’s pay-per-view, expect The Rizzler’s involvement to generate a ton of buzz on social media.

Former Ring of Honor (ROH) star Cheeseburger recently shared his experience facing Bobby Lashley during Lashley’s dominant AEW in-ring debut on November 20, 2024. In a handicap match alongside Joe Keys, Cheeseburger endured a powerful Dominator from Lashley, while Keys succumbed to the Hurt Lock.

Reflecting on the encounter during an appearance on Fightful Overbooked’s Coexisting, Cheeseburger expressed admiration for Lashley’s strength, describing him as “an insanely strong human being” and “a mountain of muscle.” He humorously noted his relief at avoiding the Hurt Lock, stating, “Thankfully, I didn’t get put in the Hurt Lock like my partner, Joe Keys. I got the Dominator… and I had to be the victim of it.”

Despite the physical toll, Cheeseburger appreciated the opportunity to perform in Pennsylvania, a state with deep ROH roots. He remarked, “It was awesome. I’ve worked in that area a lot… and obviously Ring of Honor having its roots in Pennsylvania and Philadelphia… it was really cool that people there… I never expect people to know who I am at all. So to come out and get that reaction was amazing.”

Known for his vibrant persona, Cheeseburger also discussed his choice of eye-catching gear, designed to capture the audience’s attention. He explained, “I made the conscious decision to wear that sparkly green-and-black set with a giant Cheeseburger on it… it just kind of draws people’s attention.”

Currently active on the independent wrestling scene, Cheeseburger continues to entertain fans with his unique style and charisma.

Renee Paquette loves her husband Jon Moxley very much but there is one habit of him which frustrates the AEW personality very much.

The female star recently had an interview with Busted Open Radio. She talked about things such as managing her own work in AEW with the work of Mox and more.

When the topic of technology was brought up, Paquette joked that she lives in a divided home because Moxley refuses to switch over to an iPhone

“I live in a house divided where I’m an iPhone [while] my husband is an Android user, and this green text…it just causes me a lot of pain and anguish. But there’s no changing him. The man is set in his ways. It is what it is. So I can never leave him a proper voice memo. If I’m on a plane I cannot communicate with him. It’s very frustrating.”

• Former WWE Superstar Loses Bet to Renee Paquette

He Wants Nothing To Do With The Cloud: Renee Paquette

The hosts mentioned that many people take the green bubble vs blue bubble difference very seriously and couples have even broken up over it. Renee then said that she doesn’t generally care about it but it does get frustrating when she can’t get hold of her husband in a WiFi only situation:

“People are very unhinged about this and while of course there are times…Listen my love for this man, what a bright light but it just gets dimmed a little when the green texts come in or it’s not even the green text, I don’t really care about that.

it’s not being able to get a hold of you if I’m in a WiFi only situation. That’s the problem. This is the father of my child. Sometimes I need to talk to him. I’m not just talking to him to ask how the day is. Sometimes I need information and I can’t get it.”

When asked if she has tried to convince Mox to switch over, Renee Paquette revealed that the AEW World Champion does not trust the cloud system:

“He wants nothing to do with the cloud. He’s not interested. He doesn’t trust it. I think he thinks something shifty is up with Apple and their products. So he’s not interested but I also think that he comes from an entire family of green texters so….it’s an inherited thing.

It’s very stressful. What if I had to tell him something? I’ve had to email him. I have to email my husband sometimes like ‘From the desk of Renee Paquette.’ What the f*ck?”

Jon Moxley will be defending the AEW title against Orange Cassidy at Saturday’s Full Gear PPV. You can check out the updated match card for the show here.

Renee Paquette says she steers clear of Jon Moxley’s path when the couple goes to work for AEW.

Mox has been leading a new Death Rider faction in AEW. After taking Bryan Danielson out with a brutal attack and taking the AEW World Title from him, the wrestling veteran has declared war on AEW roster. His aim is to rid the company of its problems.

Jon’s new mission puts Renee in an awkward position as she is generally on good terms with the AEW roster. Most of the people who have been resisting the Moxley takeover are good friends of the AEW announcer.

The female star addressed the conflict during a recent interview with Busted Open Radio. She claimed that she tries to stay away from Mox’s business as much as possible:

“I don’t know, I kind of just steer clear. The truth of it is, when Jon and I go to work, we’ve always been like this, he does his job, I do my job. We’ve always been like that. I honestly don’t even see him most of the day. He’s off doing his thing, I’m doing mine.”

• Former WWE Superstar Loses Bet to Renee Paquette

My Job Is Different: Renee Paquette

Renee Paquette claimed that she respects the work of her husband and it helps her understand the business better. She also loves watching Jon’s work but sticks to her own job when they’re in the arena for any show:

“I immensely respect what he does and I think that’s another level that helps me understand more of the wrestling business and always has is my relationship with him obviously.

I love watching him do what he does. But my job is different and I also really love what I get to bring to the table. So I just kind of stick to my job, I let him do his and then we reconvene at the end of the night.”

Jon Moxley is set to defend the AEW World Title against Orange Cassidy at this Saturday’s Full Gear PPV. Renee is also expected to be a part of the show. You can check out an updated match card for the event here.

Dustin Rhodes would love for Tony Khan to launch an AEW talent recruitment program with the independents, similar to the new WWE ID program. In an interview with WFAA.8, Rhodes shared his enthusiasm for the idea.

“I would love for Tony to do that with us where we have a little type thing. That would be kind of cool for some of our schools.”

Rhodes isn’t just a wrestler for AEW and Ring of Honor, but also has worked as a behind-the-scenes coach. While he certainly has the experience to be a part of the WWE ID program, he doubts his school, the Rhodes Wrestling Academy, will be approached by WWE.

“That’s probably the reason they haven’t reached out, right, because I’m contracted with All Elite Wrestling.”

Though Rhodes’ Wrestling Academy isn’t an official partner of the WWE ID program, Cody Rhodes’ Nightmare Academy is. Other schools attached to WWE ID include Seth Rollins Black & Brave Academy and Booker T’s Reality of Wrestling.

WWE ID

WWE ID has seen several names from the independent wrestling scene sign with WWE as ‘Prospects’ of the new talent development program. Prospects will receive access to the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida, as well as training from the promotion’s various coaches and staff. Ring of Honor/Dragon Gate USA founder Gabe Sapolsky is overseeing WWE ID, ensuring that Prospects learn from the very best in how to develop as in-ring talents.

For the latest on the WWE ID program, as well as which stars are Prospects, check out our WWE ID central hub.

Gracie Pugh, the daughter of Jay Briscoe, has shared details of her recovery, over a year after the tragic car accident that took her father’s life. Briscoe was killed in the accident in January 2023, mere minutes from his home in Laurel, Delaware. His daughters Gracie and Jayleigh were seriously injured in the crash.

Speaking with the Central Worship Center, Gracie, the elder daughter, spoke about her recovery, and being told that a year after the accident, her nerves would stop healing. Undeterred, Gracie, with her family’s encouragement, pushed to recover beyond the one-year milestone and has been able to return to her passion for cheerleading.

“I could start to jog again and then I tried to tumble more and like even two weeks ago, I could go back up on my toes.”

Gracie’s faith has played a large part of remaining positive in her recovery, as has her knowledge in what her father would want for her if he was still alive.

“I just had to remember that my dad would never want me to be in a wheelchair… He would want us to keep pushing through.”

Gracie and Jayleigh attended AEW Dynamite in January of this year to commemorate the one-year anniversary of the tragedy. The pair were brought out by their uncle Mark Briscoe, who has continued to wrestle in honor of his late brother. Earlier this year Gracie gained a cousin as Mark and his wife welcomed a son named Jamin, named after Jay’s real-life identity.

Instead of life in a wheelchair, Gracie Pugh can not only walk, but is jogging, tumbling, and rebuilding her life after the most difficult of circumstances. Our thoughts remain with Gracie an the Pugh family at this time.

AEW President Tony Khan is interested in the groundbreaking ‘WWE ID’ program, but is holding off judgment for the time being. The program will see WWE partner with independent promotions and allow signed talent (deemed ‘Prospects’) access to WWE’s training facilities, including the Performance Center in Orlando, Flordia.

Speaking on a media call ahead of this weekend’s AEW Full Gear pay-per-view, Khan said it’ll be “interesting” to see how things work out when AEW attempts to bring in a WWE ID prospect.

“I have some thoughts on it, but I will reserve my judgment until I actually test such a mechanism. I only know what I’ve read about them, but it’s interesting.“

Several names have already been confirmed for the WWE ID program with others yet to be publicly revealed. WWE ID Prospects are still being allowed to compete outside the promotion, though many are wondering if WWE’s openness will extend to allowing talent to work for the promotion’s chief rival.

Other Interview Highlights

Khan was asked about much more than just the WWE ID program. Other topics covered in the media call include:

• Khan believes that reports of Toni Storm’s ‘retirement’ have been exaggerated, and is confident she’ll have a career in wrestling to come.
• While AEW Rampage isn’t included in the new Warner Bros. Discovery package, Khan is looking into other options for where the show and other AEW content could go.
• When asked about AEW running smaller venues, Khan spoke of the recent crowd in Cedar Park, Texas and the “amazing” atmosphere brought on by the smaller setting.
• Khan praised Harley Cameron’s energy, promo skills, and athleticism and called the Australian a prime example of a rising talent.

Konosuke Takeshita will defend his AEW International Championship against Ricochet at Full Gear 2024 this Saturday, November 23, in Newark, NJ. The announcement, made by AEW President Tony Khan on Thursday, comes after weeks of escalating tension between the two competitors.

Takeshita captured the championship at AEW WrestleDream in a triple-threat match against Will Ospreay and Ricochet. Ricochet reignited their rivalry on the November 6 episode of AEW Dynamite by pinning Takeshita during a tag team match, setting the stage for this high-stakes encounter.

Khan confirmed the match on Twitter, calling it “the fight that the AEW fans want to see.” With Takeshita’s dominance as champion and Ricochet’s recent momentum, the bout is expected to deliver edge-of-your-seat action.

Updated AEW Full Gear 2024 Card

• AEW World Championship Match: Jon Moxley (c) vs. Orange Cassidy
• AEW TBS Championship Match: Mercedes Moné (c) vs. Kris Statlander
• AEW TNT Championship Match: Jack Perry (c) vs. Daniel Garcia
• AEW World Tag Team Championship Four-Way Match: Private Party (c) vs. The Outrunners vs. Kings of the Black Throne vs. The Acclaimed
• AEW International Championship Match: Konosuke Takeshita (c) vs. Ricochet
• MJF vs. Roderick Strong
• Jay White vs. “Hangman” Adam Page
• Swerve Strickland vs. Bobby Lashley
• Will Ospreay vs. Kyle Fletcher

Zero Hour Pre-Show Match:

• “Big Boom!” A.J. vs. QT Marshall

Stay tuned to SEScoops for complete coverage of AEW Full Gear this weekend.

On AEW Dynamite’s go-home episode for AEW Full Gear, scheduled for this Saturday, an interesting announcement was made. The Costco Guys, Big Boom A.J. and Big Justice, revealed in a backstage interview with Renee Paquette that The Rizzler will make an appearance at the event.

What will The Rizzler do? He’s set to serve as the guest timekeeper during A.J.’s match against QT Marshall on the Full Zero Hour pre-show.

You can check out the segment in the video below:

Who is The Rizzler?

For those scratching their heads, let me explain. If you are living under a social media rock, you wouldn’t know who The Rizzler is. The Rizzler is a seven-year-old social media sensation who has amassed a massive following—750,000 followers on Instagram and 1.3 million on TikTok.

The Rizzler, whose real name is Christian Joseph, is best friends with AJ’s son, “Big Justice.” Despite being only in third grade, he rose to fame after a viral video of him dressed as Marvel’s Black Panther captured hearts online. Since then, he has teamed up with social media stars The Costco Guys and regularly makes appearances on shows such as The Tonight Show.

AEW Full Gear 2024

Full Gear takes place this Saturday, November 23, at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey. As one of AEW’s flagship events, it boasts a stacked card featuring the promotion’s biggest stars. You can check out the full card of the event and preview here.

For more on Full Gear, check out our full guide on how to stream the event in the U.S. and internationally, along with the pay-per-view price. Also, don’t miss SEScoops’ expert predictions for the big event.

Former AEW Women’s World Champion Saraya has teased her return to television, with a brand new character in store for fans. The 32-year-old star last competed on the October 8 Dynamite: Title Tuesday, where she was on the losing end of a four-way Women’s World Title Eliminator won by Willow Nightingale.

On X, Saraya reposted footage of herself at the 11th Annual Reality Television Awards. Teasing big things to come, the British wrestler told fans to “wait until this version” of herself is back on AEW Dynamite.

Saraya’s suggestion that she’s been working on an evolution of her on-screen persona intrigued fans, many of whom shared their excitement about a return and a new character in the comments. Earlier this month, Saraya rejected a claim that she has been out with an injury, and has instead been working on this new side to her character.

Saraya Takes Out Phoenix Suns Mascot With A Powerful Suplex

Saraya’s time in AEW has already seen dramatic changes, as she debuted as a face in 2022, and had the fans behind her thanks to her emotional return to the ring. In 2023, Saraya transitioned into being a heel, though unsurprisingly had the crowd on her side when she won the AEW Women’s World Title in her native England at All In: London. More recently, Saraya has been aligned with Harley Cameron, and despite being heels, their character work and chemistry has proven popular with many fans.

Now, fans can await a new side to Saraya when she returns to TV, though it remains to be seen when that’ll be. Stay tuned to SEScoops for the latest on Saraya as she prepares for her return to All-Elite programming.

AEW star Paul Wight, under his ‘Captain Insano’ moniker recently made a surprise appearance at the Country Music Association (CMA) Awards on Wednesday in Nashville, Tennessee.

Wight donned his Captain Insano attire from the 1998 Adam Sandler movie “The Waterboy” and turned up on stage during Bailey Zimmerman’s performance of “New to Country.” The 52-year-old star was part of the set as he stood near a beer pong table. Wight picked Zimmerman on his shoulders at the end of the song and the two walked around.

AEW had trademarked the name “Captain Insano” back in March 2021. Paul Wight has been eager to bring the character into AEW and made an appearance once in character in a backstage segment. A couple of years back, he also made a surprise appearance in a music video for The Acclaimed.

Wight was last competed in January as part of the Jericho Cruise and recently stated that he was hopeful to return to the ring “real soon” after recovering from partial knee replacement surgery. The veteran star has aimed to return at February’s AEW Grand Slam in Brisbane, Australia. However, he has revealed that his next run will be the last of his decorated career.

Before joining AEW in 2021 as a commentator, Paul Wight had a run in WCW followed by his lengthy career in WWE where he won multiple titles.