Wrestling Roundup: September 9, 2019

The Wrestling Roundup is here to bring you all the news and rumors you need to know in one place.

AEW Full Gear Card Taking Shape

All Elite Wrestling’s next pay-per-view is Full Gear on Saturday, November 9th. Taking place in Baltimore, two matches have been announced for the show. The (now found) AEW Championship will be defended when Chris Jericho faces his first challenger, Cody. 

🚨Match Announcement🚨#AEWFullGear
Saturday, November 9th – 7pm Local Start Time@RoFoArena – Baltimore, MD
AEW World Championship Match
CHRIS JERICHO defends his championship against CODY

Tickets on Sale Tomorrow at Noon ET / 9am PT – https://t.co/UN1cNj1kQq pic.twitter.com/W3TPjQv1kT

— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) September 6, 2019

The other announced match is one we were close to seeing once before. Kenny Omega will face Jon Moxley in a match that was meant to be at All Out. Moxley pulled out due to injury and was replaced by PAC.

We finally get to see #OmegavsMoxley at #AEWFullGear! Tickets go on Sale TODAY at Noon ET / 9am PT – check the link here https://t.co/xt0Zh3KXQA for full event details. pic.twitter.com/CP7HcQB9A0

— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) September 6, 2019

Announced For Raw Tonight

Raw returns to Madison Square Garden for the first time in a decade tonight. The show will feature “Stone Cold” Steve Austin, and a few other segments have been announced. 

• Stone Cold will oversee Braun Strowman and Seth Rollins’ contract signing for Clash of Champions
• Becky Lynch and Charlotte will team to face Sasha Banks and newly-heel Bayley
• Raw’s King of the Ring triple threat finals

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RevPro Referee Retires Due To In-Ring Injury

British wrestling referee Aaren Wilde has been forced to retire due to injuries sustained in a non-planned attack during a RevPro show. Wilde was attacked after a match on August 30th by Sha Samuels and Josh Bodom. On Saturday, Wilde explained in a Twitter thread how he must retire due to injuries sustained:

Last weekend at RevPro I was attacked after the Royal Quest tag match. This was not part of the show, it was not planned.

I was grabbed and slammed to the mat by Sha and then something happened on the outside. I honesty don’t know what, that part was a blur.

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— aarennnn✨ (@AarenWilde) September 7, 2019

In light of the attack, RevPro issued a statement. They also stripped Samuels and Bodom of the Undisputed British Tag Team Championships and “severed ties” with Bodom. The full statement is here:

Official statement regarding incident with referee Aaren Wilde. pic.twitter.com/fbGSQkvhIA

— Revolution Pro (@RevProUK) September 8, 2019

A full, more detailed account of the entire event can be read on Fightful here.

New NWA Tag Team Champions Crowned

At Ring of Honor Global Wars on Saturday, new NWA Tag Team Champions were crowned. Royce Isaacs and Thomas Latimer (f.k.a. Bram) won the titles from PCO & Brody King (h/t WrestlingInc). The move makes sense with ROH and NWA severing their relationship in July.

BREAKING

New NWA World Tag Team Champions Crowned @RoyceIsaacs and @Thomas_Latimer_

Full match and story coming to https://t.co/ZPTySE5pZ0 this week. pic.twitter.com/tLQ8t9xLKY

— NWA (@nwa) September 8, 2019

– Evan Gomes is the Managing Editor of Pro Wrestling for Full Press Coverage. Like and follow on Follow @EvanGomes_ Follow @FPC_Wrestling and Facebook.