Tony Khan is orchestrating the developments after AEW All Out VII, which took place Saturday night in Toronto, Canada. Anticipation builds for this Wednesday’s Dynamite from Pittsburgh, as Khan is expected to unveil significant new details, including the introduction of a new championship title.
The upcoming Dynamite episode will spotlight a high-stakes trios match featuring Mark Briscoe, Hologram, and a surprise teammate against The Don Callis Family. Alongside this bout, Tony Khan will deliver an important announcement that fans and insiders believe could mark a pivotal moment for AEW’s championship landscape.
Progress on Women’s Championship Titles Amid Roster Recovery
Injuries within the AEW and ROH women’s divisions had delayed plans to crown the inaugural AEW Women’s World Tag Team Champions and the first ROH Women’s Pure Champion. With key competitors regaining health, Khan appears ready to move forward with these expansions.
On Wrestling Observer Radio, Bryan Alvarez suggested that Khan’s upcoming announcement might involve the AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship. Dave Meltzer echoed this theory, emphasizing that the roster’s improved condition now supports the introduction of new titles.
Meltzer noted the importance of sufficient healthy talent before launching the belts, pointing out that while Athena—the record-holding ROH Women’s World Champion—is currently sidelined, many other women are fit to compete again. His comments included,
“Very much could be. Tony made Women’s Tag Team Team Title belts a long time ago, and he was just waiting for enough women to be healthy. [Alvarez: he’s got plenty of women now] He’s got a lot of women that are healthy, yeah. The only one… Athena’s out now, but that’s of the major ones. I think that… is she the only one? Is [Thunder] Rosa back?,”
Dave Meltzer
This renewed depth in the women’s divisions at AEW and ROH suggests that the organization is poised to expand its championship offerings, signaling growth and increased opportunities for female wrestlers.
Tony Khan Expresses Gratitude to AEW All Out Fans and Personnel
Following the seventh annual AEW All Out pay-per-view at Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena, Tony Khan took to social media to thank everyone involved in making the event a success. Highlighting the promotion’s journey spanning over six years, he praised wrestlers, staff, and viewers for their continued support and contributions.
“Thank you all who watched #AEWAllOut tonight! After over 6 years of @AEW, and after hundreds of AEW shows all over the world, tonight was one of my personal favorite nights ever in pro wrestling, thanks to the AEW wrestlers + AEW staff + all of you who watched AEW tonight!,”
Tony Khan
Upcoming AEW Events Continue Post-All Out Momentum
AEW’s next live broadcast occurs at the Petersen Events Center in Pittsburgh, where Wednesday’s Dynamite will feature the fallout from All Out VII. The momentum will carry forward into the weekend with Collision taking place at the Marshall Health Network Arena in Huntington, West Virginia.
These events are expected to further develop storylines and possibly reveal additional surprises following Tony Khan’s announcement. The company appears determined to capitalize on the renewed health of its roster and maintain its upward trajectory amid a highly competitive wrestling landscape.
Thank you all who watched #AEWAllOut tonight!
After over 6 years of @AEW,
and after hundreds of AEW shows all over the world,
tonight was one of my personal favorite nights ever in pro wrestling, thanks to the AEW wrestlers + AEW staff + all of you who watched AEW tonight!— Tony Khan (@TonyKhan) September 21, 2025
