The Highs & Lows Of AEW's First Year

Step into the ring with this action-packed recap of All Elite Wrestling's (AEW) inaugural year, where we highlight the groundbreaking events, key wrestlers, and the dynamic commentary team that set the stage for AEW's explosive entrance into the world of professional wrestling. Founded by Tony Khan, AEW has quickly risen to prominence, challenging the status quo and bringing fresh energy to the sport with its innovative approach and captivating storylines.
From the very first event, Double or Nothing, which set the tone for the year, to landmark events like All Out and Full Gear, AEW's first year has been filled with unforgettable moments, intense rivalries, and matches that have left fans on the edge of their seats. Witness the birth of a new wrestling era with highlights from matches that have defined AEW's commitment to high-quality wrestling entertainment.
Discover the wrestlers who have become the pillars of AEW, including Chris Jericho, the inaugural AEW World Champion, whose charisma and veteran savvy have elevated the promotion's profile. Cody Rhodes, Kenny Omega, and the Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) have not only dazzled fans with their in-ring abilities but also played crucial roles behind the scenes in shaping AEW's creative direction. The women's division, led by stars like Riho, Nyla Rose, and Britt Baker, has also made significant strides, showcasing the depth and talent of AEW's roster.
Behind the microphone, the legendary commentary team of Jim Ross, Excalibur, and Tony Schiavone has provided insightful, engaging commentary that enhances the AEW viewing experience, bringing each wrestler's story to life with their expert analysis.
At the heart of AEW's success is Tony Khan, whose vision for a fan-first, wrestler-centric promotion has revolutionized the industry. Khan's innovative approach to wrestling entertainment, emphasizing athletic competition, and engaging storylines has resonated with fans worldwide, setting AEW apart in its very first year.
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[@EastyyBlogspot]

For me the big mistake was just the speed they increased the roster...if they kept it at a more mangeable level and grow when the amount of shows increases

[@josephingegneri6199]

As a 54 yr old male I grew up watching wrestling bout 2000 I stopped watching,.. The product in 0:26 WWE just wasn't what I wanted to look at completely with nonsense to me. 20. 20. I discovered aew and now
I'm a DieHard wrestling fan. Again,
thank you! Aw thank you aew. I watch it religiously far better product than WWE although I do watch WWE again. I'm very thankful to have aew,.

[@dirkamondant3445]

31 min, pffffft!

[@Wolf813921]

???

[@VERDICTInsanity]

Is AEW still going? I thought that phase had passed 😂

[@WrestlePod]

Very cool

[@callampa]

AEW vale callampa

[@WrestlePod]

Why?

[@callampa]

@@WrestlePod Tony khan mostly