All Things Elite

All Things Elite Episode 270: AEW Dynamite Sacramento Preview and Revolution preview.

·1 hr 38 min·5 clips
A host reveals he'd swim through shark-infested waters for the AEW Revolution card, despite hating Los Angeles.
The episode begins with host Floyd Johnson Jr. discussing his travel to Los Angeles for Revolution weekend, expressing disdain for the city but extreme excitement for the wrestling card. The hosts then briefly touch on the LeBron James scoring milestone and the futility of NBA GOAT debates. They shift to wrestling, stating this is the best time to be a fan with both WWE and AEW performing well for their respective audiences. The hosts review the previous weekend's Collision, analyzing an FTR match with a confusing finish and a TNT title match that ended in a no-contest. They discuss the major news that AEW pay-per-views, including Revolution, will be available for purchase on Amazon Prime Video, clarifying it's an additional platform, not a replacement. The bulk of the episode is a detailed review of the Sacramento Dynamite, the go-home show for Revolution. They break down segments including the Swerve Strickland vs. Ricochet contract signing, an eight-man tag team match featuring Will Ospreay, and a match between Christian Cage and Wheeler Yuta that led to a promo from Jon Moxley. They analyze MJF's elaborate trap for Hangman Page, which involved a stunt double and an attempted lighter fluid attack. The hosts review a segment promoting the 'Queen of the Ring' movie with director Ashley Avildsen and Toni Storm, a women's tag match featuring Megan Bayne, and a sit-down interview between Toni Storm and Mariah May. They discuss the main event tag match and provide quick previews for the upcoming Collision episode. The final segment is a lengthy, match-by-match prediction for the AEW Revolution pay-per-view, covering every announced bout including Will Ospreay vs. Kyle Fletcher, Kenny Omega vs. Konosuke Takeshita, and the AEW World Championship match between Jon Moxley and Christian Cage. The episode ends with news of Rey Fenix's release from AEW.
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