AEW Dynamite Preview: December 28th, 2022

AEW Dynamite Preview: December 28th, 2022 - ELITE vs DEATH TRIANGLE

Tonight's AEW Dynamite is shaping up to be an exciting night of wrestling, with several highly anticipated matches on the card. The following has been announced for the sure.

Ruby Soho & Willow Nightingale vs. Tay Melo and Anna Jay A.S.: This match will pit two talented tag teams against each other in a highly competitive matchup. Both teams have been performing well in recent weeks and will be looking to make a statement with a win tonight.

The Elite vs. Death Triangle no DQ in match six of the best-of-seven for the AEW Trios titles: This match will be the sixth in a series of seven matches for the AEW Trios titles. Death Triangle are currently leading the series 3-2, but The Elite will be looking to even the score with a win tonight. With no disqualifications allowed, this match is sure to be intense and high-stakes.

Top Flight vs. Claudio Castagnoli & Jon Moxley: This match will pit the up-and-coming tag team of Top Flight against the veteran team of Castagnoli and Moxley. Top Flight have been impressing fans with their high-flying moves, but they will have their work cut out for them against the experienced Castagnoli and Moxley.

Ethan Page vs. Bryan Danielson: This match will see two talented wrestlers square off in the ring. Page has been on a roll as of late, but Danielson is one of the greatest wrestlers of all time and will surely bring his A-game to this match.

TNT Champion Samoa Joe defends against Wardlow: Samoa Joe will defend his TNT Championship against Wardlow. Joe has been a dominant champion so far, but Wardlow is a formidable challenger and will be looking to regain the Title he wasn’t pinned for.

Overall, tonight's AEW Dynamite is shaping up to be an exciting night of wrestling with several highly competitive and exciting matches on the card. Be sure to tune in to see all of the action unfold.

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