All Out

Neither has an announced television return date, but both are competing again.

At AEW WrestleDream's tailgate brawl, Jay White made a surprise return after an injury at All Out.

He teamed with the Guns and the Conglomeration against the Death Riders and the Dogs.

White's side lost, but AEW said he had been cleared to compete.

Uh, we knew that we were kinda getting close to the end.

But he also, uh, mentioned that Christian Cage in that three-way ladder match at All Out, uh, pretty quickly into the match suffered a broken rib and a punctured lung.

So, uh, Christian is gonna be out for quite some time.

But, uh, Adam Copeland in the meantime is gonna be going on somewhat of a tour here to, uh, kinda check off the last bucket list things in wrestling.

Yeah.

I think Jay White, his b- his body is just working against him at this point in time.

He's 34 years old, um, and there was some injury in that football match of the tailgate brawl, um, before the All Out pay-per-view.

Yeah.

The Bucks make their first, their second defense of their fourth reign of the AEW World Tag Team Championships.

And we got two out of three falls after the instant classic at All Out for the Trios titles, and we're here to discuss it with all of you.

And to do that, I am joined by two of my favorite people, of course.

First up, we got the most unfiltered soul, who joins us here on the True Heel Heat YouTube channel for every single pay-per-view, PLE preview, WWE and AEW, and always excited to find out how many panties you will go through for an AEW pay-per-view, the one and only Maggie is here.

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All right, but let's get into this card coming up on Saturday, and we're gonna start with the Tailgate Brawl, which starts at 7:00 PM Eastern Time on TNT, and it has a huge match up that I'm looking forward to, probably more than some matches on the main card, because we're getting match one of the best of five series between FTR, Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler, and the Motor City Machine Guns, Chris Sabin, Alex Shelley, making their AEW officially signed, uh, d- pay-per-view debut, because they did appear at All Out 2022, and that was also in a match up, up against FTR in trios action.

Now, we get two on two, the Machine Guns and FTR.

A- as this match and some other matches will go, unfortunately, the basis for build and where things are, how things have progressed just may not be as fulfilled as we'd like it to be.

One, it's tough to kinda go, you know, three weeks from All Out to WrestleDream, let alone the fact that the first, uh, Dynamite after All Out was the Pac tribute show, unfortunately.

So, you know, WWE...

Or excuse me, AEW.

So maybe, you know, maybe they do win, but I, I, I firmly am sticking with Swerve and The New Level to win and retain those trios championships.

Let's talk about another set of titles, the World Tag Team titles, The Young Bucks defending against Kevin Knight, Kyle Fletcher, the Don Callis family.

Bucks just won the titles last month at All Out in that insane ladder table chair match.

Kevin Knight and Kyle Fletcher won the number one contendership because Steven Borden got knocked out in his match, uh, in that tag match for the number one contender spot, and they had to stop the match.

Obviously we've, we've had some, some tragic events.

Um, and so it's not been a very normal pay-per-view cycle I don't think between All Out and now.

It's been a bit of a weird one.

Um, but it's...

De- yeah.

Defeated Divine Dominion and Sisters of Sin to earn an AEW Women's World Tag Team Championship match at WrestleDream, challenging the Brawling Birds.

Unfortunately, uh, Jamie Hayter has suffered an injury at All Out and will not be cleared to compete at WrestleDream.

So, uh, if anyone didn't know that, now you have been updated.