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Darby Allin Demands ‘I Quit’ Match Against Jon Moxley at WrestleDream

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Darby Allin has issued a bold challenge to Jon Moxley, demanding an ‘I Quit’ match at the upcoming WrestleDream event next month. This announcement came during AEW Dynamite, following a dramatic Women’s Championship main event and continued tensions between Allin and Moxley, underscoring their intense rivalry.

Conflict Heats Up Following AEW Dynamite Main Event

The latest AEW Dynamite saw Kris Statlander successfully defend her AEW Women’s Championship against Mira Shirakawa in the main event. Wheeler Yuta celebrated ringside after Statlander’s victory, but members of the Death Riders silently exited, hinting at a brewing reaction to Statlander’s possible involvement with the group.

Statlander reacted violently by attacking Wheeler Yuta with a clothesline. When Marina Shafir charged at Statlander, the champion dodged and then confronted Jon Moxley, flipping him off before leaving the ring. Shortly after, Darby Allin appeared holding a flamethrower, a reference to a previous encounter where Allin set Moxley on fire at the All Out pay-per-view.

Allin addressed his recent defeat to Moxley at All Out and made it clear he would not back down. He formally challenged Moxley to an ‘I Quit’ match at WrestleDream, elevating this rivalry with a highly personal and extreme stipulation. This challenge highlights the ongoing animosity between Allin and the Death Riders leader.

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“.@DarbyAllin wants an “I Quit” Match against @JonMoxley for #AEWWrestleDream!Watch #AEWDynamite LIVE on TBS & HBO Max” — All Elite Wrestling

AEW CEO Tony Khan Unveils New Women’s Tag Team Championships

Before the night’s matches, AEW President and CEO Tony Khan revealed the introduction of the AEW Women’s World Tag Team Titles, marking a significant development for the women’s division. Khan praised the growth and success of AEW’s female talent, signaling strong support for expanding opportunities.

“It’s a historic moment in #AEW as President + CEO @TonyKhan unveils the brand new AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championships!” — All Elite Wrestling

This announcement follows Kris Statlander’s recent title win at All Out, where she ended Toni Storm’s 217-day reign by securing the Women’s Championship in a four-way match. The creation of the tag team titles is expected to further enhance storytelling and competition among AEW’s women performers.

Additional Highlights from AEW Dynamite

Several notable segments aired backstage during Dynamite. Orange Cassidy made his first appearance since March, offering fans a welcomed return. Adam Copeland shared concerns about the well-being of his wife, Beth Copeland, who was recently attacked by FTR, and declared that he would no longer risk his family and health in the wrestling business.

Meanwhile, MJF announced that he would be taking time off following his loss to Mark Briscoe at All Out, leaving questions about his next move within AEW. These moments added layers to ongoing storylines across the promotion’s roster.

The Significance and Future Implications

Darby Allin’s demand for a Jon Moxley I Quit match represents the continuation of a deeply personal and violent feud, promising high stakes for WrestleDream. The extreme nature of this match stipulation is likely to draw significant attention and could be a pivotal moment for both competitors’ careers.

Simultaneously, Tony Khan’s introduction of the Women’s Tag Team Titles suggests AEW’s commitment to strengthening its women’s division, potentially creating fresh rivalries and expanding the scope of competition. With new championships and heated challenges, AEW is positioning itself for an exciting period ahead.

Thomas Schultz
Thomas Schultz
Thomas Schultz is a journalist at CynicalTimes.org, covering the AEW Men’s Division. With one year of experience, he reports on match results, storyline developments, and the rising stars shaping All Elite Wrestling. Thomas brings a fresh perspective and a commitment to accurate, engaging coverage of AEW’s top talent and weekly action. His writing captures the energy, rivalries, and momentum behind one of wrestling’s fastest-growing promotions. From major title bouts to emerging contenders, Thomas keeps fans up to date on everything happening in the AEW men’s roster.
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