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Dynamite Card Next Week Features Return of Riho to AEW

Published Thu, 11 Feb 2021 12:05:56 -0600

Greetings, comrades! It is I, your El Presidente, here to wrap up coverage of this week's AEW Dynamite with the card for next week's show. Inaugural AEW Women's Champion Riho will finally return to AEW Dynamite next week, facing Serena Deeb in the Women's World Championship Eliminator Tournament. Another highlight is an AEW Tag Team Championship defense by The Young Bucks against Santana and Ortiz, which is sure to play into the drama surrounding the Inner Circle right now, comrades. We will also see FTR face Matt and Mike Sydal, Sting call out Team Taz, and a big eight-man tag match featuring drama between Big Money Matt Hardy and his clients.

Check out the card below, comrades. Until next time: socialism or death.

: FTR will take on Matt and Mike Sydal as Mike Sydal makes his AEW debut on Dynamite next week.

: Hangman Page teams with Matt Hardy and Private Party to take on The Hybrid2 and Chaos Project next week. But what about the contract Hardy signed with Page?

: Sting will call out Team Taz on Dynamite next week after they tied Darby Allin to the back of a truck and dragged him through a parking lot.

: Serene Deeb will challenge Riho in the second match of the American side of the Women's World Championship Eliminator Tournament.

: The Young Bucks will put the AEW Tag Team Championships on the line against Santana and Ortiz on Dynamite next week.

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AEW Dynamite airs weekly on TNT on Wednesdays at 8PM Eastern, going head to head with rival WWE NXT in the Wednesday Night Ratings Wars. AEW bills itself as a pro wrestling made by wrestlers for wrestling fans and has shaken up the industry by scoring big ratings and becoming the first viable competitor to WWE in decades. Bleeding Cool's expert pro wrestling "journalism" team provides weekly recaps and analysis of AEW's weekly TV shows as well as live coverage of quarterly PPV events and nonstop obsession over the Wednesday Night Ratings Wars.

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