The Main Event: Moxley vs. O’Reilly in a Continental Title Eliminator

The centerpiece of tonight’s special is a Continental Title Eliminator match between Jon Moxley and Kyle O’Reilly. The bout, announced as a tune-up for both wrestlers ahead of their upcoming title opportunities, carries significant weight given O’Reilly’s recent dominance over Moxley in their last two encounters.

O’Reilly, a member of The Conglomeration, has been on a roll, defeating Moxley in their most recent matchup. The stakes are high as Moxley, a former AEW World Champion, looks to regain momentum before his next major challenge.

“This is a match that fans have been waiting for. Both Moxley and O’Reilly are elite performers, and this is their chance to prove they’re ready for the next level.”

Why This Match Matters

• Title Implications: The winner of this match will earn a future shot at the AEW Continental Championship, a title currently held by Darby Allin.
• Momentum Shift: O’Reilly’s recent wins over Moxley have positioned him as a top contender, but Moxley’s experience and star power could turn the tide.
• Double or Nothing Setup: Both wrestlers are expected to bring their A-game, as this match serves as a precursor to their potential title clashes at Double or Nothing.

AEW World Championship Preview: Allin vs. Guevara on the Line

While the World Championship isn’t on the card tonight, the AEW World Title remains a focal point. Current champion Darby Allin successfully defended his title against Sammy Guevara at AEW Collision on May 16, but the rivalry is far from over.

Allin’s reign has been marked by high-energy performances and dramatic finishes, but Guevara’s technical prowess and charisma make him a formidable challenger. Fans can expect more fireworks between these two at future events, including Double or Nothing.

Upcoming Title Opportunities

• MJF vs. MJF: The controversial Hair vs. Title match between MJF and an unknown opponent (believed to be another MJF persona) is set for Double or Nothing, adding another layer of intrigue to the title picture.
• Will Ospreay’s Role: The British star, who recently addressed Samoa Joe, is expected to play a key role in the title picture, possibly as a wildcard or surprise participant.

Stadium Stampede Preview: Trios Match Sets the Tone

AEW’s first-ever Stadium Stampede event on July 10 at Target Field in Minneapolis is generating massive buzz, and tonight’s show includes a trios match preview featuring:

• Team AEW: Hikaru Shida, Brawling Birds (Ryder & Rebel)
• Team NJPW: Triangle of Madness (Daisuke Haruka, El Phantasmo, Yoshinobu Kanemaru)

This match not only serves as a warm-up for the main event but also highlights the growing partnership between AEW and NJPW, which will culminate in their Forbidden Door event on June 28 at the SAP Center in San Jose.

Key Storylines to Watch

• Death Riders’ Role: The stable led by Will Ospreay and MJF continues to evolve, with potential surprises at Double or Nothing.
• The Elite’s Future: With Kenny Omega and The Young Bucks still in the picture, their next moves could reshape the top of the card.
• New Blood: Wrestlers like Konosuke Takeshita and Tommaso Ciampa are poised to make their mark in the coming months.

How to Watch: AEW Dynamite/Collision Special

The three-hour special airs live on TNT and the AEW app at 8:00 PM ET. Fans can also stream the event through Max and Tubi.

“This is the show that sets the tone for Double or Nothing. Every match tonight is a stepping stone to the biggest event of the year.”

Full Card Preview

• Pre-Show: Dark matches to be announced
• Opening Match: Tag Team action featuring rising stars
• Main Event: Jon Moxley vs. Kyle O’Reilly (Continental Title Eliminator)
• Special Feature: Stadium Stampede trios match preview