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The official theme song for AEW Collision is by none other than Sir Elton John! Saturday’s Night Alright for Fighting, baby. If you know me personally, you’ll know Elton John is one of my favourite artists of all time. I’m as unabashed about being an Elton John fan as I am about being a wrestling fan.  So when Tony Khan announced that Saturday’s Night Alright for Fighting is the theme song for their new Saturday show, I popped. Big. I’ve been playing it nonstop which sometimes I’ll do if I’m going out on a Saturday.  Here’s the song if you’ve never heard it. It’s one of my favourites of Elton John because it’s more of a rock song than some of his other songs like Rocket Man and Tiny Dancer.  What do you think about Tony Khan getting the licensing for this amazing song?  

Tonight is the debut of AEW Collision. AEW’s Saturday Night Show that will feature their biggest star, CM Punk. I’m very curious to see how this show will go. We’re going to see the return of both Miro and Andrade tonight. I want to pose the question to you, the reader. Who are you more excited to see tonight, Miro or Andrade? Miro hasn’t wrestled a match since last September at All Out when he teamed up with Darby Allin and Sting to beat The House of Black. Then he went dark. For months. Back in December, Dave Meltzer of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter reported that he turned down a creative pitch. Then with the rumours of AEW Collision, Miro appeared in a backstage segment last month heading into Tony Khan’s office. Thunder Rosa had a similar angle shot for her return.  There was a report from Fightful Select that Andrade was pitched a similar segment to Miro and Thunder Rosa but declined. However, when AEW officially announced Collision he was part of the announcement. The ...

In the world of professional wrestling, anticipation and excitement often surround announcements of new shows and events. Yesterday at the Warner Bros Discovery Upfronts, the massive media company unveiled the highly anticipated AEW Saturday Collision show. With an array of exhilarating locations set to host these events, fans around the world are buzzing with anticipation. Let's take a closer look at the dates and venues that Tony Khan announced, and the potential for an unforgettable wrestling experience. Saturday, June 17: Currently Unknown (Location to be Announced Next Week) Kicking off the AEW Saturday Collision series is the debut show on June 17th. While the specific location is yet to be announced, rumors suggest that The United Center in Chicago, renowned for its electrifying atmosphere, may play host to this historic event. Wrestling enthusiasts can't help but speculate on the potential surprises and explosive matches that await them in the Windy City. Saturday,...