A second Hijo de Sting has hit the internet

- This is the fourth time that he main-events All Out. Previously, he faced MJF (2020), CM Punk (2022), and Orange Cassidy (2023).

- He is the only wrestler in AEW to headline at least one PPV in every calendar year.

- He has main-evented every annual AEW PPV except Redemption, which only started this year

Without a doubt, the ace of AEW.

Saw this report on Cultaholic that TKO are looking to start doing 'Half Time Concerts' for their major events and are using SNME as a test for this,

Seriously ... what the actual f**k !! Do TKO simply not understand that people want to watch a WRESTLING show, not a goddamn concert or 3 hours of adverts !!!

TKO Looking To Introduce Half-Time Show Concerts For Major WWE Events

This is a record for all AEW matches in which Matt and Nick were NOT teaming together in any capacity.

Nick Jackson

AEW match record away from Matt 1-4, most recent match apart: Oct 4 2023

04.10.2023 AEW International Title: Rey Fenix (c) defeats Nick Jackson

27.09.2023 AEW International Title #1 Contendership Three Way: Nick Jackson defeats Brian Cage and Claudio Castagnoli

21.01.2022 Trent Beretta defeats Nick Jackson

29.09.2021 Bryan Danielson defeats Nick Jackson

20.11.2019 Rey Fenix defeats Nick Jackson

Matt Jackson

AEW match record away from Nick 1-3, most recent match apart: Sept 27 2023

27.09.2023 Four Way: Orange Cassidy defeats Austin Gunn and Matt Jackson and Penta El Zero Miedo

06.06.2021 The Good Brothers (Doc Gallows & Karl Anderson) & Matt Jackson defeat Eddie Kingston, Frankie Kazarian & Penta El Zero Miedo

10.03.2021 Rey Fenix defeats Matt Jackson

18.03.2020 The Inner Circle (Jake Hager, Ortiz & Santana) defeat The Elite (Adam Page, Cody & Matt Jackson)

Overall AEW record as a tag team (This includes tagging with others, as part of The Elite or otherwise) 136-69

The Young Bucks have never been in a match as opponents in AEW. Though they did have a singles match on BTE during the pandemic

>Shota Umino (29) of New Japan Pro-Wrestling has vowed to make a comeback. After showing symptoms of a concussion following the G1 Climax opener (July 11, Chicago, USA), he has been sidelined but will make his return at the Utsunomiya event on the 5th. What does this man, who endured a summer of disappointment, have his sights set on?

>After suffering a loss in his opening match against Zack Sabre Jr., Unno was forced to sit out the remainder of the G1 due to a doctor’s order. The situation behind the scenes was more serious than anyone could have imagined.

>“Before I knew it, I was in a hotel bed, and I don’t even remember how I got back from the arena. Even after returning to Japan, I would vomit in the middle of the night, and the doctor diagnosed me with a concussion and amnesia. Since I had already been dealing with accumulated damage, I think that’s why it became so severe.”

>He battled symptoms of memory loss and began rehabilitation after about three weeks of rest. He has now recovered to the point where he can confidently declare, “I’m 150% healthy,” and says he feels no anxiety or fear. “It’s a sport where there’s always the risk of it happening again, but right now, I want to show everyone as soon as possible that I’m back in good health—that I’m staging a comeback from the very back of the pack. I keep telling myself that I’ll get back up no matter how many times I fall,” he said, his eyes sparkling.

　>At the G1, where his defeat was a bitter disappointment, there were many matches that served as inspiration for Umino, such as the fierce battle between his juniors Ryohei Oiwa and Yuya Uemura in the final.

>“I’m incredibly frustrated. But if I just let that frustration be the end of it, I won’t move forward at all. I’m honestly accepting reality, turning this bitter experience into strength, and visualizing myself standing on that stage next year,” he said, looking ahead.

>His goal upon his return is, of course, to reclaim the IWGP GLOBAL Heavyweight Championship that was snatched away by Gabe Kidd in July. A title match between Gabe and Drilla Moloney is scheduled for the Kobe event on the 27th, but he expressed his determination to challenge the winner, saying, “Obviously, I can’t step in and interrupt this one. But I want to make sure people don’t forget that I was there. I want to show everyone my energetic self at every venue, and as a result, I want to improve my physical condition and build anticipation so that I can earn another shot at the title.” The Indomitable Lion is setting out on the path to a comeback.

https://www.tokyo-sports.co.jp/articles/-/401823