It was 1400 days ago that AEW Dynamite came on the air for the very first time.

Four years later, it was the 200th episode of Dynamite, you know, I can still remember live

streaming, the very first review.

I wasn't even on video for that review.

That's how far back that went.

It feels like just yesterday, but here we are 200 episodes later on what was a very newsworthy

day.

It was really a newsworthy day overall in the wrestling world, but for AEW, it was very

newsworthy as Tony Khan was able to lock up four of the founding fathers of his promotion

for the original talents that help really make up the core, the nucleus of AEW from day

one, Kenny Omega, the young bucks, and Hangman Adam Page, they're all staying right where

they are.

They're sticking around, there will be no sweepstakes for WWE, there will be no wondering

where the elite may or may not end up.

And honestly, it was something that Tony Khan had to do because the last thing he needed

was to have that cloud hanging over his head for the rest of the year and people wondering.

Kenny Omega might be going to WWE or if the young bucks might go to WWE, this puts all

the speculation to rest and they were not the only ones that Tony Khan locked up to new

long-term contracts, which we're going to be talking about that here in a second.

But it was also a day where we finally found out the first match for the all-in show at

Wembley Stadium in London coming up on August 27th, apparently the main event for all-in.

We now know that it will be MJF defending the AEW World Heavyweight Championship, you will

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