A flurry of backstage developments emerged following Saturday’s AEW All Out pay-per-view, offering fans a closer look at the event’s key moments and industry reactions.
In a standout moment, Will Ospreay’s entrance for his AEW World Championship clash against Jon Moxley was given a unique twist through a partnership with Ubisoft’s Assassin’s Creed franchise. The elaborate presentation featured Edward Kenway, the iconic protagonist from Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag, providing narration as Ospreay made his way to the ring. This collaboration, reportedly in development for over a month, stems from a partnership between AEW and the gaming brand that has spanned approximately four years.
Adding to the night’s significance, it was officially confirmed that Dani Luna has signed with AEW. The British wrestler, who recently answered Persephone’s open challenge for the TBS Championship at the event, had been anticipated to join the company for over a month. Her entrance theme, graphics, and overall presentation were finalized just this past week, marking a swift integration into AEW’s roster ahead of her debut.
The evening also showcased the involvement of several performers in key segments. Leela Feist and Tatevik were among those supporting Andrade El Idolo during his entrance, with Tatevik continuing her recurring role in AEW productions.
Further clarification has been provided regarding earlier reports of WWE’s reaction to AEW’s successful sellout of All Out. According to sources, the surprise originated from individuals within WWE rather than reflecting an official company stance. Some within WWE had speculated that their own Worlds Collide event in Chicago might impact ticket sales for AEW’s show.
Additionally, several prominent pro wrestling agents were spotted backstage at All Out, representing their clients and contributing to the event’s star-studded atmosphere.
Looking ahead, AEW is anticipated to reveal details about upcoming locations for episodes of Collision in the near future.
