AEW Dynamite November 22, 2023 Preview & Match Card
AEW will continue its Thanksgiving week tradition with Dynamite November 22, 2023 episode from Wintrust Arena in Chicago, IL. The show will feature the start of AEW Continental Classic tournament.
The show will also feature fall out from Full Gear PPV and will also start the build-up towards World’s End 2023 PPV and Winter is Coming special. Tune in below for the complete preview and match card for AEW Dynamite November 22, 2023 episode.
Continental Classic
AEW is set to reveal all 12 participants of their first-ever Continental Classic tournament before Dynamite on the same day. However, the tournament will start in this episode. 3 matches from gold league are set to take place on Dynamite this week, which are as follows:
- Jon Moxley vs Mark Briscoe
- Rush vs Jay White
- Jay Lethal vs Swerve Strickland
Christian Cage to Reschristien Luchasaurus & Nick Wayne
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Tomorrow night on Thanksgiving Eve, TNT Champion The Patriarch @Christian4Peeps will rechristen @luchasaurus & @thenickwayne
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Christian Cage, Luchasaurus and Nick Wayne lost to Sting, Adam Copeland and Darby Allin. In response to this loss, Christian will hold a rechristening ceremony for Luchasaurus and Nick Wayne. Will we see their names being changed?
Full Gear Fallout
AEW Full Gear PPV saw many storyline progressions which might prove to be important in the coming days.
MJF was able to retain AEW World Championship despite injury. Swerve Strickland came out victorious against Hangman Page. Toni Storm became the new Women’s Champion. Kenny Omega and Chris Jericho now have a shot at AEW Tag Team titles. Orange Cassidy retained International title over Jon Moxley.
How will all these things change AEW’s landscape?
WELL ISN’T THAT NICE DARBY ALLIN GETS TO TAKE TIME OFF FOR HIS STUPIDITY STUNT. I DON’T REMEMBER ALLOWING SAM GUEVARA ANY TIME OFF FOR TRAININGS. SAM DID ALL HIS SHOWS AND TRAINED IN BETWEEN MATCHES. I CAUGHT DOWN HIS MATCHES TO TWO TELEVISED SHOWS A WEEK. THE REST TIME HE TRAINED: I BELIEVE SAM TOLD ME THE HARDEST PART OF THE TRAINING WAS THE USE OF THE OXGEN TANK. THE REST WAS PRETTY CUT DRY. OH SAM HAD TO GO CLIAM LITTLE MOUNTAIN IN THE AREA HE WAS IN, AN THAT KINDA STUF’ BUT THE BOTTOM LINE SAM WAS THERE JUST LIKE HE WAS SUPPOSE TO BE. I BELIEVE SAM DID SOME OVER NIGHT SURVIVAL TRAINING AS WELL.