• Major Spoiler On Mystery Team In Title Match At AEW All In
Kofi Kingston and Austin Creed (Xavier Woods) are on their way to All Elite Wrestling, with plans already set for them to make a massive debut at tomorrow’s All In PPV in London.
According to Fightful Select, the former New Day members are slated to team up with Swerve Strickland as the surprise wild card entry in the Trios Title Roulette Royale match. While the duo will be debuting under a brand-new tag team name, that detail is still being kept under wraps.
Talks between both sides moved fast over the last two weeks, quickly turning long-running rumors into a done deal. While nothing was signed just two weeks back, negotiations picked up serious speed, locking in their move to AEW just in time for the Wembley Stadium show barring any sudden, unexpected hiccups.
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• “I’ve been punished for 2 years” – AEW Star Reveals The Truth Behind Infamous Match
Eddie Kingston’s performance at Arena Mexico has come under strong fire online. Hechicero defeated Kingston to retain the CMLL World Heavyweight Championship. You can watch the finish below:
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— WrestleFeed (@WrestleFeedApp) August 29, 2026
Fans on social media widely called the match a disaster, with one user writing:
“This Eddie Kingston Arena Mexico disaster class will be talked about for a long time. Deonna Purrazzo level bad outing out of that guy. Wow.”
The match that the fan referred to here is Deonna Purrazzo vs. La Catalina in CMLL in December 2024.
ROH Women’s Pure Champion Deonna Purrazzo quickly replied to the comparison, saying:
“You mean the ‘bad outing’ where I had an asthma attack during the entire 15 min match?
I’ve been punished for 2 years.
Is that long enough for you?”
After this, the fan posted:
“Very sorry to hear about the asthma attack. As a fan watching the match live and was excited to see said match, I thought it was a bad outing watching from home, I think its a fair criticism of it.”
Deonna replied:
“It’s absolutely fair to criticize the match. But 2 years later, continuing to relate every ‘bad’ match to one person and one experience is unfair and just plain cruel.
You don’t have to enjoy me as a performer. But you must understand how repeating a narrative like that can shape someone’s perception and career.”
