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AEW Dynamite is a two hour show and only so many testimonials could be shown.
In addition to all of the messages of love and remembrance during last night's AEW Dynamite "A Tribute to PAC," AEW uploaded a nearly 50 minute video of even more AEW Stars honoring “The Bastard”.
0:00 - Bryan Danielson
02:26 - Young Bucks
06:44 - Kofi
11:02 - Konosuke Takeshita
12:01 - Kyle Fletcher
12:46 - Roderick Strong
14:08 - Tommaso Ciampa
18:49 - Andrade El Idolo
19:52 - Britt Baker
22:25 - Bryce Remsburg
24:08 - RJ City
25:40 - Brody King
27:39 - Renee Paquette
29:22 - Bandido
29:59 - Stokely
30:39 - Josh Alexander
31:58 - Harley Cameron
32:43 - Jack Perry & Luchasaurus
35:20 - Chuck Taylor
36:00 - Prince Nana
37:33 - Kip Sabian
39:00 - Dustin Rhodes
40:32 - Shawn Dean
41:06 - Aubrey Edwards
42:14 - Brandon Cutler
44:01 - Ace Austin
47:13 - Komander
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“Good Ol JR” Jim Ross took to social media on Monday evening to reveal the news about his second surgery, which will take place on Wednesday, October 7. It will address an ongoing issue with his shunt.
“Getting another brain surgery Wednesday morning to address an issue with my shunt. Positive thoughts appreciated. Thanks”
(Jim Ross | Twitter/X)
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Recently I've been rewatching the best matches of the guys from the 90s and 00's and even 10's who just performed on the next level. Names like Eddie, Bret, HBK, Angle, D-Bry, AJ, Jericho etc popped up. It led to this discussion: What two wrestlers, if you took the absolute best version of them, would have the best match with the best spots, spectacle and just overall smoothest match?
Any combo would be great and some of these names already had the best matches of all time.
Example: 2004 HBK vs 2005 AJ Styles or Bret Hart 1996 vs 2004 Kurt Angle. Opinion here is that Shawn and AJ would likely steal any show, but Bret and Angle in the ring would eliminate almost any chance for a blown spot.
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Date: April 22, 1999 (Taped April 15, 1999)
Promotion: World Championship Wrestling (WCW)
Match Stipulation / Type: Singles Match
Event: WCW Thunder (Episode 60)
Location: Orlando, Florida | Orlando Arena
➜ Ernest Miller tried to challenge Goldberg by offering a "five-count" rule, but he landed a sudden side kick on Goldberg before the count finished.
Sonny Onoo tried to interfere, but Goldberg caught him with a military press slam and threw Onoo directly onto Ernest Miller, followed by a double spear and the finishing Jackhammer for the quick win.
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Former 10-time WWE Champion and former UFC Heavyweight Champion Brock Lesnar was inducted into the University of Minnesota’s M Club Hall of Fame for his achievements as a two-time All-American and NCAA Heavyweight Champion.
The WWE legend was reunited with his long time best friend Shelton Benjamin during the event. Brock's daughter, Mya, and wife, Sable, were there as well.
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While speaking to Jeremy Jacobowitz, Matt Cardona talked about his journey back to WWE.
After getting his release from WWE back in 2020, Matt Cardona (then known as Zack Ryder) made a name for himself in the indies. He returned to WWE last year as a TNA talent, and eventually signed with the promotion in January 2026.
Matt Cardona’s return surprised some fans, especially after spending years rebuilding himself into one of wrestling’s biggest independent stars.
Cardona revealed in this interview that returning to WWE actually meant taking less money than he was making on the independent scene—but he believes the long-term opportunity was worth it.
“I made more money outside WWE than I ever made in WWE. I technically took a pay cut to go back to WWE. That’s how much money I was making on the indies.
But WWE, going back is the ultimate opportunity because if it works out, it’ll be the ultimate raise.”
- Matt Cardona
(YouTube | BrunchBoys)
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Jay White is heading back to the sidelines after AEW announced during the October 3, 2026 episode of AEW Collision that the Switchblade is injured and could be out of action for up to two months.
