The Highs and Lows of the AEW Women s World Championship Eliminator Tournament By Jericu on Mar 14, 2021, 11:56pm EDT 3
As of last week, the All Elite Wrestling Women s World Championship Eliminator Tournament has come to it s conclusion. 15 matches in the tournament, and one title defense, later, what does AEW have to show for it? What went well, and what didn t? What should AEW keep doing moving forward, and what should they maybe leave behind? More important than anything else, did this tournament do an effective job showcasing the many talented wrestlers in AEW women s division, and elevate a challenger to the next level? Let s go through the tournament, talk about it s highs and lows, and find out together.
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AEW Officially Adds Title Match To Revolution Pay-Per-View
Ryo Mizunami and Nyla Rose fought this week on Dynamite in the finals of the AEW Women’s World Championship Eliminator Tournament. In the end, Ryo Mizunami won the match.
After Ryo Mizunami won, Hikaru Shida stepped in the ring. She presented Ryo Mizunami with a trophy, and then they traded some shots. Those two are old allies and enemies in Japan. This Sunday will have a lot of history behind it for Ryo Mizunami and Hikaru Shida.
You can check out the updated lineup for AEW Revolution below.
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Nyla Rose defeated Thunder Rosa in the U.S. bracket finals of the AEW Women’s World Championship Eliminator Tournament. Rose caught Rosa in midair and landed a beast bomb for the pinfall win.
Also on tonight’s show: Madi Wrenskowski defeated Leva Bates, and Leyla Hirsch won against Miranda Alize in non-tournament matches.
Rose now takes on Ryo Mizunami on this Wednesday’s AEW
Dynamite in the tournament finals. The winner of that match gets a shot at AEW Women’s World Championship Hikaru Shida at this Sunday’s
Revolution PPV.
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AEW Dynamite: Sting, Darby Allin get revenge on Team Taz
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Feb. 25 (UPI) Professional wrestling legend Sting and TNT Champion Darby Allin took down their rivals Team Taz on Dynamite.
Sting and Allin made their move after Brian Cage and Ricky Starks of Team Taz competed in a tag team match against Brian Pillman, Jr. and Griff Garrison of The Varsity Blonds.
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Cage won the match by performing the Drill Claw on Pillman.
A video package then played of Sting rescuing Allin from a body bag that was left in the desert. Team Taz had previously placed Allin in a body bag and tied it to a car so they could drag him across the street.