Sean Rueter

2 days ago | cagesideseats.com | Sean Rueter

Instagram As he headed into the hospital for colon cancer surgery last month, Jim Ross posted on social media that he was “ready to kick this cancer out on its a**”. With the help of his medical team, a week of in-patient rehabilitation, and more hard work at home, the iconic announcer seems to have done just that. On the new episode of Ross’ Grilling JR podcast with Conrad Thompson, the 73-year-old declared: “The cancer’s gone which I’m very happy to say.

2 days ago | cagesideseats.com | Sean Rueter

AEW recently announced that All In Texas will have two Casino Gauntlet matches for future World title shots. They followed that up by booking two 4-way qualifying matches to determine who be the first entrant for Dynamite tonight (June 25). The men’s match was up first, and teased a big angle for July 12 before it even started. Mark Briscoe and Maxwell Jacob Freidman exchanged words as Briscoe was entering for his qualifier just after MJF told us he’d be competing in one next week.

2 days ago | cagesideseats.com | Sean Rueter

We were promised an appearance by The Hurt Syndicate tonight (June 25) on Dynamite. It came after JetSpeed defeated Ricochet & AR Fox, thanks in large part to Ric conning Fox into being his partner and then leaving him hanging in the ring. But that’s a whole ‘nother story. Kevin Knight & Speedball Mike used the victory to call for a Tag title shot at All In Texas, saying that Bobby Lashley & Shelton Benjamin have held those belts hostage for too long.

2 days ago | cagesideseats.com | Sean Rueter

After his surprise return on Collision, Kota Ibushi had his first AEW match since 2023 on the June 25 Dynamite. His clash with Trent Beretta continued the story that started last Saturday, as Ibushi was representing his best friend & Golden Lovers partner Kenny Omega against one of Kazuchika Okada’s new allies before their All In Texas clash. It was also the Golden Star’s first-ever AEW singles match, and set up a huge rekindling of his own feud with The Rainmaker. First, tonight’s match.

2 days ago | cagesideseats.com | Sean Rueter

As they are wont to do, Matthew & Nicholas Jackson of The Young Bucks used their EVP power to mess with their rivals on AEW Dynamite tonight (June 25). Swerve Strickland & Will Ospreay were booked for a tag match in the show’s second hour, but The Elite duo changed the card to make the two friends open the show. It left Ospreay putting his “crime fighting pants” on as he raced to the ring.