A.E.W. was back at the Aragon Ballroom in Chicago. This is part of their residency that is ongoing for the next few weeks. And last week, Hangman Page was his first dynamite after winning the AW World Championship. I made the comment. I said it really didn't seem like they were setting anybody new up for Hangman coming out of All In outside of a

potential rematch with John Moxley, which, pardon me, but doesn't exactly excite me.

I was hoping we can move on from the Hangman Moxley stuff, especially after everything they did

to each other in Texas.

But that's what it felt like. Darby Allen is still

hanging out in the shadows. But tonight affirmed what I thought last week, which is that we are, in fact,

not yet done with Hangman Page and John Moxley, because the big announcement coming out of

tonight's episode of Dynamite is that next week, in that same venue in Chicago, we are going to get a

rematch from all in Texas for the AW World Heavyweight Championship. Hengman will be putting his

title on the line, this time as the defending champion against John Moxley. We're getting it again.

Only this time, everybody is banned from ringside.

The only people allowed in the ring are the two competitors and the referee. And that will be it.

There will be no young bucks. There will be no death riders. There will be no ops. There will be

nobody. And we will get one-on-one hangman and moxley for the title why are they doing this

they're doing this because they want to pop a tv number next week this is a big championship match

that they can promote on dynamite and it's not a bad thing for us to get a world championship match

on dynamite every now and then it It adds some importance to the show.

I just personally don't have a whole lot of interest in seeing Hangman and Moxley

prolong this, but this is, I hope, I presume, going to be the final battle here between

these two.

They did have a great match at all in.

Not taking away from the match that we saw a few weeks ago.

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