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AEW and WWE professional wrestling developments

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Professional wrestling developments across AEW and WWE involve upcoming major events, championship matches, and roster speculation. In AEW, recent Dynamite and Collision tapings at the OVO Hydro in Glasgow, Scotland, served as the final television episodes before the All In event at Wembley Stadium on August 30. During the final Glasgow Dynamite, the Continental Challenge Cup semifinals saw Jon Moxley defeat Claudio Castagnoli via a bulldog choke and referee stoppage to advance to the final. Nigel McGuinness secured his spot in the final by defeating Kyle O’Reilly with a ‘London Dungeon armlock’. This establishes a final match between Moxley and McGuinness for the Continental Championship and the Cup at All In. The All In card includes Kenny Omega vs. Will Ospreay for the AEW World Championship, a match that has become personal following promos from Ospreay targeting Omega regarding personal grievances. The AEW Women’s World Championship will be contested between Willow Nightingale and Mercedes Moné; notably, Nightingale is set to compete despite suffering a legitimate broken hand during the Glasgow tapings. Other scheduled matches at Wembley include a Tag Team Championship bout between Cage and Cope and The Young Bucks, as well as a Casino Gauntlet match featuring MJF and Andrade El Idolo. The card also features a Trios Roulette Royale involving seven teams, including a mystery wildcard trio, for the AEW World Trios Championships. Regarding attendance and finance, ticket sales have reached over 43,000 distributed tickets, and AEW is approaching a $6 million gate for the Wembley event. Tony Khan noted that the Wembley show is expected to run for approximately four hours. WWE updates include a transition of streaming rights in Japan from ABEMA to Netflix by the end of 2026.

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