AEW

| The Chadster isn't exactly sure what's gotten into his bosses at Bleeding Cool, but The Chadster has been told that all of his AEW Dynamite previews and reviews must from now on be submitted in the form of a list. Apparently, lists are "in" at Bleeding Cool, and The Chadster couldn't be happier. The Chadster immediately submitted several ideas for lists he's been holding onto for years, such as Seven White Claw Seltzer Flavors to Make You Forget About Your Sexual Impotence, Nine Erotic Activities You Can Only Perform…

A wrestling video game is only as good as its roster, and that rings true for the upcoming AEW: Fight Forever. This game is still in development under Japanese studio Yuke’s, so its roster isn’t finalized yet. The promotion itself is home to over 130 wrestlers, but don’t expect them all to make an appearance in Fight Forever. Still, the game currently has a lengthy list of confirmed wrestlers, with many more on the way. Here, we’ll go through the roster list for the upcoming AEW: Fight Forever. Recommended reading:…

The WWE 2K series is about to get some competition. All Elite Wrestling is a fairly new pro wrestling promotion that has only been around for a few years, but it has done an excellent job of offering compelling storylines and matches thanks to smart booking and its varied roster. The promotion’s first console game, AEW: Fight Forever, is in development by longtime WWE studio Yuke’s, which parted ways with 2K in 2018. Though Fight Forever still needs some work before launch, it’s gearing up to be an interesting take…

The rise of All Elite Wrestling hasn’t just been great news for wrestling fans looking for an alternative to WWE; it also stirred up excitement for fans of wrestling games. Those who grew up with playing games like WWF No Mercy on Nintendo 64 have been waiting for a return to arcade-style wrestling, something that 2 K’s simulation-focused take on WWE doesn’t deliver. All Elite Wrestling: Fight Forever, the promotion’s debut game, looks to return us to those nostalgic glory days. okay AEW: Fight Forever |…

| Former ROH Champion Jonathan Gresham has requested his release from AEW and ROH, according to a new dirt sheet report. Sean Ross Sapp at Fightful posted the news on Twitter with the promise of a followup on the site's paywalled Fightful Select brand. Gresham lost the ROH World Championship to Claudio Castagnoli in the opening match of Death Before Dishonor on Saturday. After the match, Gresham also apparently deleted his Twitter account. Jonathan Gresham asked for his ROH/AEW release, https://t.co/jy8u49QleA has…