Sareee to defend IWGP Women’s title on next Ring of Honor TV show

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After making her Ring of Honor debut Thursday, Sareee will put the IWGP Women’s title on the line against Alex Windsor as part of next week’s ROH on HonorClub TV show.

Sareee teamed with Windsor in a victory over Billie Starkz and Diamante. Afterward in a backstage promo, Windsor said she wanted a shot at the title, bringing up her past challenge of former champion Syuri as a reason. She also referenced a previous Sareee comment of “Who is she?” as something that bothered her.

The two have never been on opposite sides of the ring.

Sareee will be looking for the third defense of the title she won this past June at Stardom’s The Conversion event. It will be Windsor’s second attempt to win the title.

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The match was taped Thursday in Lakeland, Florida, ahead of the AEW Collision tapings. Results can be found here. Here’s what else was taped which could also make up this Thursday’s ROH episode:

  • IWGP Women’s Champion Sareee defends against Alex Windsor
  • Angelico & Serpentico vs. Logan Cruz and Tyson
  • Wheeler Yuta vs. Oro
  • Shane Taylor vs. Beef
  • Grizzled Young Vets & Isla Dawn vs. Gabriel Aeros, Carolina Cruz & Javi
  • Billie Starkz vs. Viva Van
  • Blake Christian vs. Shannon Moore
  • Diamante vs. Aleah James
  • The Von Erichs vs. The Frat House (Griff Garrison & Kole Carter)

Ring of Honor TV live results: Sareee debuts

Tonight’s Ring of Honor on HonorClub will feature the promotional debut of IWGP Women’s Champion Sareee, some women’s Pure rules action, some trios matches, and a former ROH World Champion.

Sareee will team with Alex Windsor against Billie Starkz and Diamante.

In a pair of Pure rules bouts, Serena Deeb will take on Katie Arquette while Yuka Sakasaki battles Zoey Lynn. Both Deeb and Sakasaki are in the current Women’s Pure title tournament, but these are non-tourney bouts.

Former ROH World Champion Jay Lethal takes on Aaron Solo.

In trios action, the Premier Athletes (Tony Nese, Ariya Daivari and Stori Denali) will be in action as will The Frat House (Griff Garrison, Preston Vance and Kole Carter).

In another trios bout, MxM Collection teams with Taya Valkyrie against Top Flight & Leila Grey. MxM friend Johnny TV will also compete, going one-on-one with AR Fox.

Dralistico takes on Beef while The Workhorsemen will be in action to round out the show.

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Ring of Honor is on Honorclub and we are on the internet to watch it! Yes, that is an apt description of what’s happening tonight.

The show opened with MxMxTV cutting a promo about their matches tonight, claiming to have a secret weapon to ensure victory (spoiler alert, it was SEED). Mansoor then said that on the way to the event tonight they had some trouble with TSA. Apparently, the agents thought that their load was too big, so their supply of SEED was confiscated at the airport.

Gross.

Mixed Six Person Tag Team Match: MxM TV (Mansoor, Mason Madden & Taya Valkyrie) (w/Johnny TV) vs. SkyFlight (Dante Martin, Darius Martin & Leila Grey) (w/Christopher Daniels)

The women started this one off, with Grey and Valkyrie talking trash and doing a little shoving to get things going. Grey started with some heavy strikes, sending Valkyrie into the corner. Mansoor tagged in, which brought in Darius. Mansoor grabbed a headlock and they rolled around the ring, stopping only for Mansoor to pose.

Darius hit an atomic drop, assisted by Dante who tagged in just in time to take a high kick from the newly legal Madden. Madden used his size advantage and tossed Dante around before hitting a sitout powerbomb.

Madden tagged in Mansoor off of a scoop slam and he threw Dante out of the ring into Madden’s waiting arms. Mansoor crossbodied him from the apron and Madden threw Dante back in. Madden tagged in and used some butt-based offence to get a two count.

Dante started spamming superkicks to get the momentum back on his side. He crawled in to gat a tag to Darious, who met Mansoor head on with a fallaway slam with elbow on top. Valkyrie tagged in and was immediately taken out by Grey. They fought on the outside while MAdden grabbed Darius and hit a huge slam.

Mansoor went up top, buyt Darious shoved Madden into his junk face first. Top Flight hit a double superkick and then a high front suplex and that was enough to put Mansoor down, 1-2-3.

Match Result: SkyFlight defeated MxMxTV

Rosario Grillo and Chance Prophet vs. The WorkHorsemen (Anthony Henry & JD Drake)

Somehow, Grillo and Prophet are not Marvel characters and that was confirmed by the way that Henry tossed around Grillo off the top. Drake tagged in and hung him up on the ropes for some chops, but Grillio raked the eyes and tagged in Prophet.

Drake wasn’t phased and immediately scooped up Prophet and slammed him. Picking up where he left off with Grillo, he chopped Prophet in the corner and tagged in Henry. Henry hit a high knee on Prophet in the corner and then he and Drake double teamed him into submission to get the pin.

Match Result: The WorkHorsemen defeated Rosario Grillo and Chance Prophet

After the match, LFI sauntered across the top of the ramp, posing and generally being great. The Workhorsemen were very offended by this and yelled at them. I think that means they want a shot at the titles? Before we coudl find out, the show moved on to the Women’s Pure Championship Tournament.

Pure Rules Match: Yuka Sakazaki vs. Zoey Lynn

I don’t know if it’s going to come to pass, but Sakazaki is my heart’s pick to win the tournament and forever bring the magic to ROH. Tonight though, it’s Lynn, a former Marine, who takes her on in a Pure Rules Match.

Right off the top, Sakazaki had Lynn scouted and Lynn used her first break at 0:37, to break a hold. She stepped out of the ring andf Sakazaki hit her with a baseball slide and then an inside out sl,ingshot clothesline before tossing her back in.

Lynn got a high kick in that dazed Sakazaki, allowing Lynn to scramble up top for a high crossbody. Sakazaki shook it off and lured Lynn in for a leg choke hold over the ropes that wasn’t a rope break for some reason.

Lynn came off the top with a knee to the back of Sakazaki, trying to keep the quicker girl off her feet. Lynn hit a twisting neckbreaker but only got a two count. She missed with a clothesline and Sakazaki used the opening to kick her in the face.

Sakazaki put on a hammer lock and a helicopter slam to get the pin and the win in this Exhibition Pure Rules match.

Match Result: Yuka Sakazaki defeated Zoey Lynn

-Next, a vingette featuring thr Frat House being dumb and annoying aired. But then, for no reason at all, who should show up? Glacier. That’s right, GLACIER!

He told the Frat house they need to cool it with the partying and then put Karter through a beer pong table. He then got a call on his cell and left.

This was by far the best segment involving the Frat House that has ever aired.

Six Man Tag Team Match: The Frat House (Cole Karter, Griff Garrison & Jacked Jameson) defeat Casey King, Corey Sparks & Nick Hamrick

Before the match, Jameson grabbed a mic and said that they were going to “beat up these kids” before Vance informed the crowd that they will be ingesting alcohol regardless of the out come of the match. But in a way stupider way.

What followed wasn’t even a squash match. The Frat House just beat up King, Sparks and Hamrick for a few minutes. The commentary team didn’t even bother to really say who was who in the ring, actually taking the moment to talk. about the action figures that are on the way to the AEW Shop.

Hamrick tagged in at one point and threw punches at all three Frat House members, but that was the closest things to offence that the team got before Karter hit a 450 on him and got the pin.

“Match” Result: The Frat House defeated Casey King, Corey Sparks & Nick Hamrick

-With that unpleasantness out of the way, LFI cut a promo in the back addressing the Workhorsemen. Guevara said that their win tonight wasn’t really a win and if they want to step up to LFI and get a real challenge, they are ready.

Aaron Solo vs. Jay Lethal

Solo jumped Lethal before he even got to the ring, hitting him with a big splash from the top. Lethal got into the ring and returned the favour, throwing Solo out and diving on him. Then the bell rang.

Lethal got Solo up on his shoulders, but Solo raked the eyes to get out of it. He kicked Lethal in the stomach and ran to the ropes, but Lethal caught him by the trunks for a pump kick. He went for an early lethal injection, but Solo got away from it.

Lethal tried an ankle lock, but Solo rolled it over. Lethal hit a superkick, but Solo came right back with a big cutter, leaving them both on the mat.

Solo charged Lethal in the corner and they went up top. Solo set Lethal up for a suplex, but Lethal pushed him off and went for an elbow drop. Solo caught him on the ground though and rolled him into a pin attempt.

Lethal tried it again, but Solo got his feet up. Lethal saw it coming though and twisted that foot into a figure four, wrenching Solo’s knee.

Solo got up and spun Lethal around with a big lariat followed by a spinning kick. Solo limped to his feet and went up top again, but Lethal joined him. Solo blocked a superplex and hit a double stomp from the top turnbuckle that almost got him a three count.

Solo got caught in a dragonscrew from Lethal who immediately followed it up with another and then a Lethal Injection that connected. 1-2-3, Lethal was victorious.

Match Result: Jay Lethal defeated Aaron Solo

Mixed Six Person Tag Team Match: Cowpoke Paul, Gen Z and Reese Ramone vs. The Premier Athletes (Ariya Daivari, Stori Denali & Tony Nese)

Daivari started things off with Z after the still Mark Sterling-less Athletes did their call and response thing. Daivari immediately isolated Z in the corner for Nese to beat up. Z hit a chinbreaker though and tagged in Paul.

Nese turned his attention to Paul who managed to get a few strikes in before Nese dropped kicked him into the corner, causing a blind tag to Ramone. Ramone entered the ring and so did Story, who towered over her.

Story hit a big boot on Ramone without having to kick higher than her hip. Z tried to interfere, but Story booted him too. Paul tried to help out, but Story grabbed Paul in a chokeslam and then hit a spinebuster on Ramone to get the pin and the win for the Athletes.

Match Result: The Premier Athletes defeated Cowpoke Paul, Gen Z and Reese Ramone

Pure Rules Match: Katie Arquette vs. Serena Deeb

Pure Rules Matches were pretty much made for Deeb, so it was no surprise that right off the top, Deeb put on a hammerlock and stepped over into a twisting armbreaker. Arquette tried to charge Deeb, but Deeb moves so smoothly that there was no hope of her connecting.

Deeb hit a swinging neckbreaker but Arquette fought back and sent Deeb into the corner with some shoulders. Deeb came back with a clothesline and hit a twisted arm lariat to put Arquette on her back.

Deeb went for an octopus strech and Arquette quickly tapped out at 2:24 having used no rope breaks or closed fists.

Match Result: Serena Deeb defeated Katie Arquette

After the match, Yuka Sakazaki met Deeb at the top of the ramp. These two are destined to meet in the Women’s Pure Rules Championship Tournament. The winner of that match will take on Billie Starkz in the semi-finals. Respect was shown and the two left together.

Sareee and Alex Windsor vs Billie Starkz and Diamante

Speaking of Starkz, there she was! She and Diamante are taking on the IWGP Women’s Champion Sareee and Alex Windsor. This was Sareee’s debut in ROH, but she let Windsor start things off against Starkz.

Windsor laid in some strikes before Starkz called for a test of strength lock up. Windsor turned that into a straightjacket and then a headlock, controlling the pace of the match. Starkz tried to charger her, but Windsor hit a back body drop and tagged in Sareee.

Saree hit some massive forearm strikes on Starkz followed by a big dropkick. It’s honestly been a while since we’ve seen Starkz on her heels like this.

Windsor tagged in and hit a double elbow with Sareee before a hitting a neckbreaker solo. Diamante tagged in and tripped Windsor, giving her an opening to lay in some elbow strikes and a dropkick in the corner.

Starkz tagged back in and she and Diamante suplexed Windsor for a two count. Starkz talked some trash to Sareee on the outside, then turned back to Windsor for some punches. Diamante tagged in and Windsor found herself isolated in the opposition’s corner.

Diamante distracted the ref so Starkz could choke Windsor. Starkz tagged in proper and Windsor tried to fight back until Starkz laid her out with a DDT. Starkz locked in a crossface in the center of the ring. Windsor powered out of it though and she and Starks traded forearms.

Starkz hit a chin breaker, but Windsor head butted her and seemed to take the bulk of the damage from it. Hot tags were made and Sareee and Diamante went at each other. Sareee locked in a bridged grapevine Muta Lock in the center of the ring.

She released Diamante so that she could go up top and double stomp her. Starkz broke up the pin though and Sareee tagged in Windsor. Diamante took both on and sent Sareee out before hitting a cutter on Windsor.

Diamante went to end things, but Sareee interrupted and put her in a sharpshooter. That was too much for Diamante who tapped out, giving Sareee a victory in her ROH Debut.

Match Result: Sareee and Alex Windsor defeated Billie Starkz and Diamante

BEEF vs. Dralistico (w/Rush & Sammy Guevara)

When Rush says “you mess with the bull, you get the horns” do you think he was thinking about BEEF? LFI came to the ring as a group and BEEF came to the ring as a sweaty dude. Dralistico threw his jacket at BEEF, presumably looking to dry him off.

Off the top, Dralistico exited the ring to talk to Guevara and Rush. He then got back into the ring and dropkicked BEEF out to the barricades. He threw BEEF into the barricades while Guevara and Rush strutted next to them.

Back in the ring, sort of, Dralistico set BEEF up on the apron (the beefiest part of the ring!) for a high knee. BEEF staggered to his feet and managed to get some open hands on Dralistico’s chest. Dralistico responded in kind and sent BEEF into the corner for a dropkick.

BEEF battled back with some big right hands and the jabs knocked Dralistico off his feet. BEEF sent him into the ropes and hit a big dropkick that got the crowd going. He put Dralistico on the corner for some punches, but Dralistico swept his legs out from underneath him.

Dralistico hit a springboard knee to BEEF’s face and that was it, 1-2-3, Dralistico wins.

Match Result: Dralistico defeated BEEF

After the match, Rush hopped in the ring with a camera cable and started choking BEEF. Suddenly, the Workhorsemen arrived and chased off LFI, saving BEEF, who as we know is Anthony Henry’s second cousin. Or something.

-Backstage, Alex Windsor said that Sareee was great to tag with, but they have unfinished business. She challenged Sareee for the IWGP Women’s Championship and within seconds, Tony Khan made the match official for next week!.

AR Fox vs. Johnny TV (w/Mansoor, Mason Madden & Taya Valkyrie)

MxMxTV were still so mad about their loss earlier in the evening, that they could barely touch tips. They limped through their opening poses and then AR Fox came down to the ring. He did not pose or touch any tips.

TV sent Fox into the corner right away, but took too long posing and Fox turned the tables with a Facelock suplex. Fox hit a bunch of elbows in the corner, getting the crowd going. He went to make a move, but Mansoor and Madden pulled him off the ring apron.

TV took advantage with a double axe handle before sending Fox back into the ring. TV hit a shining wizard and a running moonsault, but it was only for a two count. TV moved into a modified Cobra Clutch, but Fox elbowed him in the gut.

TV Sent Fox out and distracted the Ref while Mansoor and Madden stomped Fox. Valkyrie then got in the ring to make out with TV a bit. TV obliged and then dove over her onto Fox on the floor. He tossed him back into the ring for a two count.

“Johnny TV just got paid to make out with his wife on TV.” – Caprice Coleman.

Back in the match, TV rammed his knees into the back of Fox. Fox hit a chinbreaker followed by a pendulum DDT to regain a bit of momentum. Fox turned up the sped and dodged a bunch of offence from TV before hitting a rolling cutter.

Fox dove through the ropes onto MxM and then did the same onto TV. He threw TV back in the ring and hit a big swan dive, but TV kicked out at two. Fox set TV up on the top turnbuckle, but Valkyrie caused a distraction, leaving Fox open for a crescent kick.

However, Fox turned that into a neckbreaker and a quick rollup to get the victory!

Match Result: AR Fox defeated Johnny TV

Alex Windsor opens up about balancing motherhood with AEW career

Alex Windsor wants to be able to prioritize her career and motherhood without having to sacrifice either.

Windsor joined the AEW roster this summer as a new addition to the women’s division. Based in the United Kingdom, she is engaged to fellow AEW star Will Ospreay with the couple sharing a child together that Ospreay is a stepfather to.

On the AEW Unrestricted podcast, Windsor opened up about the “massive reality check” of keeping her family a priority while also taking the next step in her career.

“I think it’s definitely been, like, a massive reality check for me. Since we’ve been together, it’s kind of like I’ve sort of — not taken a hit within wrestling, but I feel like if Will was away, I would make sure I wasn’t taking any bookings to be at home with my son,” Windsor said. “So to now be in a position where I’ve kind of like, not got a choice — because obviously I wanted to do this — but it’s kind of like, it’s that next step in not just my career but I guess being a mum because it’s a sacrifice that I’ve had to make.

“In the long run, I want to be able to say to my son, looking back, that I’ve prioritized being a mother but also my career. I don’t want to look back and say I’ve had to choose between one or the other. It’s hard. I feel like recently I’ve been very in and out and I kind of feel almost out of place at home sometimes.”

Windsor added that she’s sure to make the time she has with her son as special as possible. And during the times she is away, she knows her son is in good hands.

“But I feel like when I am home, it does make it so much more special. I want to do as much as I can with my son when I am home. He’s also at an age where he’s very in the moment,” she said.

“Obviously, when I do leave, it breaks his little heart and it breaks my heart, but then he’s with my parents or he’s with Will. So he’s just — he lives in the moment. I know that when I’m gone, he’s in safe hands, he’s absolutely fine. I think when he’s older, he’ll probably be able to understand it more as well.”

Windsor’s AEW career has included a feud with TBS Champion Mercedes Mone. Though she was not victorious, Windsor got to have a big moment in her home country when she was part of a four-way match for the TBS title at Forbidden Door: London this August.

Forbidden Door was Ospreay’s last time competing before undergoing neck surgery. He has a long road back, but Ospreay’s surgery was a success and he can’t wait to return when the time comes.

TBS title match signed for AEW Dynamite

TBS Champion Mercedes Mone will look to keep her 462+ day run rolling on this Wednesday’s AEW Dynamite from Philadelphia as she defends against Alex Windsor.

Windsor called out Mone after a quick win over Ashley Vox on Saturday’s Collision, saying that Mone is scared of her because Mone knows she tapped out in one of their clashes over the last month.

Windsor was part of a four-way at Forbidden Door where she, Persephone and Bozilla failed to defeat Mone for the title. Windsor was close in winning on several occasions, but was thwarted. Mone celebrated her win and her nine titles on this past week’s Dynamite and was dismissive of Windsor.

The two have squared off in tag team matches three times this month with Wednesday being their first-ever singles meeting.

The match joins the previously announced eight-man tag team match featuring Kenny Omega, Hangman Page, the Young Bucks, and others.

AEW Dynamite current card | September 3rd, 2025

  • TBS Champion Mercedes Mone defends against Alex Windsor
  • Kenny Omega, Hangman Page & JetSpeed (Mike Bailey and Kevin Knight) vs. Kyle Fletcher, Josh Alexander & The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson)

Tony Khan ‘extremely happy’ with new AEW signing

AEW owner Tony Khan is reportedly “extremely happy” with how one of his new All Elite signings is progressing thus far. Speaking to Metro ahead of Forbidden Door 2025 this evening, AEW star Will Ospreay revealed that his partner Alex Windsor is settling in and impressing her new boss.

“She’s [Windsor] handling the pressure very well. Tony’s extremely happy with the work she’s been doing, and there’s just so much room for her to grow as a performer” the former IWGP Champion would reveal.

Read More – AEW x NJPW Forbidden Door 2025 Preshow Start Times: US, UK, Australia and more

Will Ospreay on Alex Windsor

“Honestly, looking at her and knowing her story, knowing what she’s gone through – it takes my breath away. She inspires me all every single day” Ospreay added.

The Aerial Assassin is not technically “cleared” to appear in tonight’s Lights Out Steel Cage at Forbidden Door, and he will be getting spinal surgery in the next few weeks.

“I think this one is going to be kind of special to me, because it like it might be me kissing goodbye to a chapter of my life that I need to kiss goodbye now” Ospreay noted during the interview with Metro, and it’s likely that he is going to absolutely go all out tonight before he walks away tonight.

We’ll be covering the event in full today here at F4Wonline, follow our live event blog if you aren’t able to catch the show live.

Read More – AEW star expected backstage at Forbidden door following UK title win

Mercedes Mone, Alex Windsor set for RevPro show night before AEW x NJPW Forbidden Door

Before they wrestle in a four-way with the TBS title on the line at AEW x NJPW Forbidden Door, Mercedes Mone and Alex Windsor will compete at RevPro’s 13th Anniversary Show.

The promotion announced on Tuesday that Mone will team with Kanji and Dani Luna in a six-woman tag against Windsor, Safire Reed, and Nina Samuels (The Cut Throat Collective) on the show. Mone successfully defended her Undisputed British Women’s title against Reed at RevPro Summer Sizzler last month.

“THIS SATURDAY Crystal Palace National Sports Centre 13 Year Anniversary Show Night Two MERCEDES MONE, KANJI & DANI LUNA Vs. Cut Throat Collective: ALEX WINDSOR, SAFIRE REED & NINA SAMUELS”

RevPro’s 13th Anniversary is a two-night event at the Crystal Palace National Sports Centre. The announced lineups for both shows are below:

RevPro 13th Anniversary Show Night 1 – Friday, August 22, 2025:

  • RevPro Undisputed British Tag Team Champions The Young Guns (Luke Jacobs & Ethan Allen) defend against The Grizzled Young Vets (James Drake & Zack Gibson)
  • Tomohiro Ishii vs. Jay Joshua
  • Yuya Uemura vs. Connor Mills
  • Alexxis Falcon vs. Persephone
  • Blue Panther vs. Chris Ridgeway
  • Michael Oku, Katsuyori Shibata, Hiroshi Tanahashi, Mike Bailey & Zozaya vs. Robbie X, Cowboy Way, Hechicero & Kyle Fletcher

RevPro 13th Anniversary Show Night 2 – Saturday, August 23, 2025:

  • Mercedes Mone, Kanji & Dani Luna vs. Alex Windsor, Safire Reed, & Nina Samuels
  • Michael Oku vs. Leon Slater
  • Zack Sabre Jr. vs. Zozaya
  • Rev Pro Undisputed British Heavyweight Champion Ricky Knight Jr. defends against Sha Samuels
  • RevPro British Undisputed British Cruiserweight Champion Nino Bryant defends against Robbie X

New title match confirmed for AEW x NJPW Forbidden Door

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Alex Windsor now has the opportunity to win her first-ever AEW title in front of her countrymen and women later this month.

Windsor won a four-way no. 1 contender’s match on Wednesday’s AEW Dynamite to earn a spot in a four-way against reigning TBS Champion Mercedes Mone (pictured above) at AEW x NJPW Forbidden Door, set for Sunday, August 24th in London, England.

Windsor picked up the victory in the match that also featured Queen Aminata, Skye Blue and Billie Starkz after pinning Starkz with a small package. Reigning AEW Women’s World Champion Toni Storm got involved, preventing Athena from interfering on Starkz’s behalf.

Mone confronted Windsor after the match, leading to Athena and Starkz laying out Windsor and Storm with the three heels standing tall.

Windsor, a native of England, will be looking for her first major championship while Mone is in search of her 19th successful title defense as part of a run that has lasted nearly 440 days.

The match will also feature wrestlers from Stardom and CMLL who will each separate qualify.

Current AEW x NJPW Forbidden Door card | Sunday, August 24 | London, England

  • AEW Unified Champion Kazuchika Okada defends against Swerve Strickland
  • AEW Tag Team Champions The Hurt Syndicate (Bobby Lashley & Shelton Benjamin) defend against winner of Tag Team title eliminator tournament
  • Hiroshi Tanahashi vs. TBA
  • AEW Women’s World Champion Toni Storm defends against Athena
  • TBS Women’s Champion Mercedes Mone defends against Alex Windsor vs. CMLL TBD vs. Stardom TBD

Two matches added to AEW Dynamite

A new tag team match has been added to Dynamite.

Tony Khan announced on social media Tuesday that Toni Storm and Alex Windsor will team together to take on Athena and Billie Starkz.

“The brawl after a classic #AEWCollision main event set the stage for a huge 2-on-2 fight TOMORROW NIGHT!,” he wrote.

In the main event of Collision, Athena successfully retained the ROH Women’s title against Windsor. After the match, Athena and her minion attacked Windsor until Storm came out for the save, ending the show with the two standing tall over the retreating Athena and Starkz.

Athena won a contract that will guarantee her a shot at Storm’s title at any time back at All In earlier this month. Since then, Storm has attempted to coerce Athena into signing her contract to face her on television, with Athena choosing otherwise.

Also added to Dynamite is a singles match betwen Mark Briscoe and Ricochet.

“After scoring the main event win last Wednesday, Mark Briscoe aims to settle the score vs his red hot rival who beat him in a classic #AEWDoN Stretcher Match: Ricochet!,” Khan wrote.

AEW Dynamite for Wednesday, July 30:

  • AEW World Championship: Hangman Page defends against Jon Moxley, everyone banned from ringside
  • Tag Team Title Eliminator Tournament quarterfinal: The Young Bucks vs. The Outrunners
  • Toni Storm & Alex Windsor vs. Athena & Billie Starkz
  • Ricochet vs. Mark Briscoe
  • MJF will appear

ROH Women’s Championship match set for next AEW Collision

The ROH Women’s title is on the line next week.

During AEW Collision, it was announced that next week’s show will see Athena defend the ROH Women’s Championship against Alex Windsor. This comes following a short interaction between the two where Athena appeared on the balcony and dismissed Windsor, who had just picked up a win in her AEW debut against Taya Valkyrie.

After Windsor left, Athena addressed Toni Storm, who soon came to the ring and demanded Athena sign the contract she won at All In so they could have their title match right then and there. Athena rejected the idea and instead promoted the upcoming match between Storm and Athena’s minion Billie Starkz on this upcoming Dynamite. Storm pointed out that if Starkz won, she’d get a future title match, something Athena didn’t like. Storm then entered through the crowd to go after Athena, who fled from the balcony to end the segment.

A match featuring Anthony Bowens was also teased for next week, though it wasn’t specified which show it would be on or against who. As friction ensued between Bowens and Billy Gunn backstage, Gunn on this week’s Collision told Bowens he had a match set up for him. Bowens responded by saying he trusted Gunn.

AEW Collision lineup:

  • ROH Women’s Championship: Athena defends against Alex Windsor

Alex Windsor & Thekla officially announced as under AEW contracts

Although it was already known, both Alex Windsor and Thekla were officially given their #AllElite AEW graphics Saturday by Tony Khan and announced to be under contracts.

Windsor, who both appeared and competed in last Saturday’s women’s Casino Gauntlet match at AEW All In, defeated Taya Valkyrie in her Collision debut Saturday. Afterward, Khan tweeted out the graphic and it was later revealed that she will challenge ROH Women’s World Champion Athena on next Saturday’s Collision.

Windsor debuted for AEW in May 2024 in a tag team loss and then lost to Toni Storm the following month. She unsuccessfully challenged Athena for the title at February’s ROH Global Wars in Australia. Windsor, the fiancee of Will Ospreay, first announced she signed in early-June.

Thekla reportedly signed her deal in May and made her debut later that month. Khan said in his Saturday tweet that he put her in a 45-day probationary period after she debuted at AEW Fyter Fest due to her attack on Stardom president Taro Okada that got her fired in storyline.

With her first target (Jamie Hayter) injured, Thekla has been feuding with Queen Aminata.

Syuri debuts, Harley Cameron returns in Women’s Casino Gauntlet at AEW All In

Several surprise entrants appeared in the Women’s Casino Gauntlet match at AEW All In.

Former IWGP Women’s Champion Syuri entered the match in the number 11 position. A vignette featuring Syuri also aired on the ROH Supercard of Honor broadcast on Friday night. She revealed shortly after losing the IWGP title to Sareee in June that she would be taking a break from Stardom to wrestle overseas.

Harley Cameron also returned to AEW during the Casino Gauntlet. She wasn’t an official entrant but interfered by pushing Penelope Ford off the top rope. Cameron wore a face mask after undergoing nose surgery last month.

After announcing she had signed with AEW in June, Alex Windsor returned to the promotion for the first time since Global Wars Australia in February. She entered in the number 12 position and immediately started a striking exchange with Syuri, who she challenged for the IWGP title last month at an EVE show in London. They were the final two entrants into the match, which ended when Athena pinned Mina Shirakawa after an O-Face.

Will Ospreay announces engagement to Alex Windsor

Will Ospreay and Alex Windsor are engaged.

Ospreay shared the news on Saturday in a social media post, writing “She said Yes.”

AEW’s television account on social media responded to the news, as well as other pro wrestlers:

The news comes as Windsor has recently announced that she has signed with AEW after previously making a few appearances. Earlier this month, she made her last appearance as an independent wrestler at a Pro Wrestling Eve show. After losing a IWGP Women’s title match to Syuri, she announced that she had signed with the company.

Ospreay has been a part of AEW since 2024, leaving NJPW to become a full-time AEW roster member. In interviews, he cited his desire to raise his future step-son in the United Kingdom as a reason he chose AEW over WWE, where he would likely have been required to move to the United States.

He has currently been embroiled in a feud with The Young Bucks, making the save for Swerve Strickland at AEW Summer Blockbuster by taking a loaded superkick for him.

Alex Windsor announces she’s signed with AEW

Alex Windsor is All Elite.

After losing to Syuri in a IWGP Women’s title match at a Pro Wrestling Eve show on Friday, Windsor grabbed a microphone and said that tonight’s match was special as it would be her final match for Pro Wrestling Eve and her final match on the independent scene for a very long time. She said the hard work was only about to begin as she has signed with AEW.

Windsor has been wrestling for sixteen years, having wrestled in the UK independent scene as well as working in Japan for TJPW and Mexico for CMLL. She’s also wrestled for NJPW and has done some work for AEW and ROH. So far this year, she unsuccessfully challenged Athena for the ROH Women’s title at ROH Global Wars Australia in February and also had a match with Toni Storm during the 2025 Jericho Cruise. She is in a relationship with fellow AEW star Will Ospreay.

Another new member of the AEW roster made their in-ring debut during the four-hour Fyter Fest event on Wednesday with former Stardom star Thekla quickly defeating Lady Frost.

Jamie Hayter returning to indies in February

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For the first time since 2022, former AEW Women’s World Champion Jamie Hayter will return to the indies.

Hayter will be part of EVE’s Multiverse Rumble event on Friday, February 7th in Walthamstow, London, taking on Alex Windsor for the first time ever. The show will also be available on EVE’s YouTube channel with a premium subscription.

The 29-year-old Hayter is a former EVE International Champion, having last appeared for the company in February 2020. Windsor has competed twice in AEW, both coming this year. She was on the losing end in a tag team match and then was defeated by Toni Storm on a June edition of Rampage.

After returning from a 15-month absence at last August’s All In, Hayter has wrestled nine times since then, going 6-3 and currently is on a two-match losing streak to Willow Nightingale and Julia Hart, respectively. She hasn’t been announced for any upcoming AEW matches as of this writing.

Toni Storm vs. Alex Windsor set for AEW Rampage

The AEW Women’s World Champion will be in action on Friday’s Rampage.

AEW revealed during Wednesday’s Dynamite that Women’s World Champion Toni Storm will face Alex Windsor in a non-title match set to air on the Friday, June 14 Rampage episode.

Storm is on an eight-match winning streak in AEW, with her last defeat coming in a tag bout on the March 20 Dynamite. Storm’s most recent singles defeat came at the hands of Saraya at Dynamite Grand Slam last September.

Windsor made her AEW debut on the May 24 Rampage, teaming with Anna Jay in a loss to Kris Statlander & Willow Nightingale. She made her ROH debut at the May 30 Ring of Honor TV taping, teaming with Diamante & Marina Shafir in a winning effort against Abadon, Leyla Hirsch & Lady Frost.

Storm vs. Windsor was the only bout announced for Friday’s episode during Wednesday’s Dynamite telecast, but the spoiler-free lineup for Friday’s episode is below. Friday’s Rampage was taped Wednesday night in Des Moines, Iowa.

AEW Rampage, Friday, June 14, 10 p.m. Eastern time on TNT —

  • Toni Storm vs. Alex Windsor
  • Shota Umino vs. Rocky Romero
  • PAC vs. Jay Lethal
  • Satnam Singh vs. Rosario Grillo
  • Cage of Agony (Brian Cage, Bishop Kaun & Toa Liona) vs. Jay Marston, Kevin Gutierrez & Solomon Tupu