A wrestling veteran and legend who currently plies his trade in AEW confirmed that he will retire soon from in-ring competition.

AEW and WWE veteran Dustin Rhodes frequently takes to social media to communicate with his fans. The 56-year-old has now shared a heartwarming personal update pertaining to his wife.

AEW star Dustin Rhodes has made it clear that his iconic "Goldust" character is permanently retired. He also stated that he has no desire for another match against his brother, WWE's Cody Rhodes.

Rhodes asked to leave and became a major star that helped change the industry. Success in Ring of Honor, New Japan, and ...

To put it simply, virtually everyone knows the name Ric Flair. With all that said, for as storied and eventful as his career ...

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WBD, AEW's broadcaster, recently announced that the company would be split into two, and a recent report has revealed if it will have an impact on AEW.

Will Bryan Danielson return to in-ring competition in AEW? “The American Dragon” made a surprise appearance this week during ROH x CMLL Global Wars at Arena Mex ...

Here’s how you can watch the show: Where to watch AEW Grand Slam Mexico online tonight (June 18) in the U.S. This special two-and-a-half-hour broadcast of AEW Dynamite will air live on TBS, Fox ...

No other incidents, either during or after Grand Slam Mexico, have been reported. AEW is said to be very happy with how the event turned out overall.

AEW was launched in 2019 by Tony Khan, a longtime wrestling fan, and his father, Shad Khan. The promotion represented the first credible rival to the WWE since WCW folded in 2001.