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Taylor Swift’ ‘Eras’ tour shows.Swift will bring her world tour to the UK next summer, which includes three shows at Wembley Stadium in June and three in August. Earlier this month, she added two extra shows to the August run, raising the total number of Wembley dates to eight.All In, meanwhile, is set to take place on August 25 – just a few days after Swift’s final Wembley date – and the organisation’s president Tony Khan has told the Daily Mail that those shows were made possible because AEW agreed to speed up the installation of their set.“The load-in is a very different schedule than what we had last year,” Khan said.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter Ric Flair is getting into business with AEW. Variety has learned exclusively that Flair’s Wooooo! Energy will become the exclusive energy drink of the professional wrestling promotion. Under the deal, during AEW show dates, select host venues will carry the drink at concession stands.

The world is in for a treat when All Elite Wrestling sends the signal from Canada Life Center in Winnipeg on Wednesday, March 15.

WWE wrestler Jay Briscoe has died in a horror car crash at the age of 38. The accident is said to have happened in Laurel, Delaware, on Tuesday evening and he was was pronounced dead at the scene.

A shocking loss. Jay Briscoe, Ring of Honor wrestling champion, died in a car accident on Tuesday, January 17. He was 38.

Professional wrestler Jay Briscoe has died at the age of 38 in an auto accident in Laurel, Delaware on Tuesday.AEW owner Tony Khan announced the tragic news on Twitter Tuesday, writing, 'Sadly, Jamin Pugh has passed away,' using the wrestler's real name.'Known to fans as Jay Briscoe, he was a star in ROH for over 20 years, from the first show until today,' Khan said. 'Jay and his brother Mark dominated ROH, reigning as champions to this day. We'll do whatever we can to support his family.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter All Elite Wrestling (AEW) is celebrating the third anniversary of its weekly Wednesday night show, “Dynamite,” and company leader Tony Khan is thrilled to have seen the program grow by leaps and bounds in that time. “I think we’ve done about 160 episodes of ‘Dynamite’ now, and we’ve learned a lot in the last several years that I think has helped improve the flow of the show,” Khan said in an interview with Variety. “I think we’ve developed a lot of new stars in these three years to where we can put on more consistent great cards week to week.” The very first episode of “Dynamite” aired on Oct. 20, 2019 on TNT (the show now airs on TBS), but that was not the first AEW card to air on television. The company had already run multiple pay-per-views prior to “Dynamite’s” launch, something Khan credits for a lack of serious nervousness going into that first broadcast on TNT.

Vince McMahon's shock decision to retire from his positions as chairman and CEO of World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE).McMahon is currently under investigation by the WWE board for a series of scandals after a number of allegations were made against him, including paying off women that he is alleged to have had affairs with.However, at the age of 76, McMahon took to Twitter to announce his decision to retire from his positions, writing: "At 77, time for me to retire. Thank you, WWE Universe.

Fulham fans have been offered free credit on Deliveroo as an apology after they joked about catering a 'relegation banquet' for the west London outfit - before the Premier League season has even begun. Fulham take on Liverpool at Craven Cottage on August 6 as they try to avoid a third relegation into the Championship from six seasons having secured three promotions from the second tier across their last three attempts.

UFC star Paige VanZant has showed off her athleticism in a plea for her wrestling debut.The 28-year-old has been signed to All Elite Wrestling, a promotion run by Fulham co-owner Tony Khan, since March but had made several appearances on their shows before then too. It's now been a number of weeks since she has been seen on TV, but The Wrestling Observer Newsletter report she is scheduled to return soon.And to prove she is ready for her first match, VanZant has uploaded a video of her in training.

Paige VanZant has insisted she's not turned her back on combat sports after signing a new deal with All Elite Wrestling [AEW]. Following a series of sporadic appearances with the promotion, owner Tony Khan had tweeted that he had a deal in place for VanZant, 27, to sign her contract at last the AEW Dynamite show March 9.

All Elite Wrestling roster after debuting on Wednesday night’s Dynamite. The legendary former WWE star arrived on the scene to rescue brother Matt from a beat down at the hands of the rest of AHFO.

AEW to hit the UK for a live show – with Fulham’s Craven Cottage still the leading candidate for the event.Fulham co-owner and General Manager Tony Khan is the founder of All Elite Wrestling and has made no secret about his desire to bring the mayhem and madness of his company to these shores.Their success since launching three years ago has seen them firmly established as one of the most popular wrestling companies in the world – so it’s only natural that overseas events will follow soon enough.It’s possible that may have happened already were it not for COVID and the restrictions that’s placed on events and travel, but one AEW star in Cole remains ‘desperate’ to get over here.Speaking exclusively to the Daily Star, Cole revealed he’s long since admired the wrestling fan base in the UK, and said he’d be at the front of the queue when it comes to performing at any British bash."I am happy to talk about this because I am desperate to go over to the UK,” he said. “Like really, really bad."I remember being a young, 20-year-old kid and wrestling in the UK for the first time."I was like 'oh my god, I have never, ever wrestled in front of fans like this before!'"I was obsessed.

Fulham Football Club's sporting director Tony Khan has bought his second wrestling company in four years - changing the landscape of the sport.Khan, who also owns All Elite Wrestling, has now purchased Ring of Honor Wrestling, which is where top stars such as CM Punk, Bryan Danielson, and Samoa Joe shot to fame.The buyout comes just a few months after the company took a hiatus, and let all of its wrestlers and staff go, due to the effects of the pandemic.The deal signed by the son of Fulham owner Shahid Khan is thought to be worth around £30 million.Khan, who is Chief Football Strategy Officer of American football team Jacksonville Jaguars said: “Ring of Honor’s influence on modern professional wrestling is etched permanently in the history books, and this acquisition ensures that its legacy will be kept alive and treated with the utmost respect.“This deal adds thousands of hours of content to our rapidly growing library and creates new opportunities to expand our footprint on a national and global scale, while having the potential to produce new content under the ROH banner.“I will immediately begin exploring opportunities to make ROH’s video library available to fans, who’ll have the opportunity to witness the beginnings of the careers of some of AEW’s biggest stars.”Joe Koff, chief operating officer for Ring of Honor Wrestling, said: “Ring of Honor has produced some of the best professional wrestlers over the past 20 years, but more importantly, it created a family.“I will be forever grateful to everyone in the ROH family who has worked tirelessly for the past two decades to take ROH to levels previously unimagined.“Tony has the utmost appreciation and respect for Ring of Honor, and I’m truly excited to see how he

Joe Otterson TV ReporterAll Elite Wrestling (AEW) is finally making its long-awaited debut in Los Angeles, Variety has learned exclusively.The professional wrestling promotion is set to broadcast its weekly TBS show, “Dynamite,” from The Forum in Inglewood on Wednesday, June 1. Earlier on Monday, The Young Bucks announced on their vlog, “Being the Elite, that the company will air its Friday night TNT show, “Rampage,” at the Toyota Center in Ontario, CA on June 3.

Cody Rhodes and Brandi Rhodes have made their exit from All Elite Wrestling (AEW).

WWE – after leaving rival wrestling company All Elite Wrestling. Rhodes, a former Intercontinental Champion in Vince McMahon’s company, was a driving force behind the formation of AEW in 2019.This came after the 36-year-old had ended a ten-year stint with WWE, where he’d been a consistent, regular performer without truly nailing a main event spot.The launch of AEW was seen as the first genuine competition to the sports entertainment juggernaut for decades, with Rhodes among the founding Executive Vice Presidents working with Owner Tony Khan.He was instrumental in AEW’s early success and enjoyed notable feuds with the likes of Chris Jericho, MJF and Darby Allin - as well as a long reign as TNT Champion.Rhodes was in the midst of a third reign with that title as recently as January of this year before dropping the gold to Sammy Guevara at Beach Break.Now it appears his time with AEW is done.

Kristina “Red” Tanner has been promoted to Partner at the full-service music and talent management firm Activist Artists Management, with Chris Ruff joining the company in the newly created role of Head of Global Marketing.

New AEW signee CM Punk made a massive statement with his debut on this week's episode of AEW Rampage on TBS and FITE TV. The former WWE Superstar was heavily hinted at by the company.

Fulham manager Scott Parker is on collision course with co-owner Tony Khan after more social media declarations from the Cottagers chief.

WWE, as well as the AEW."I’m devastated by the loss of Jon Huber, known to fans as Mr. Brodie Lee, formerly Luke Harper," AEW CEO Tony Khan said over Twitter."Jon was a great man.