block at the absolute beginning, followed immediately by the rewritten content. No internal thinking. – Clean text content: remove promotional lines, “SEE ALSO” links, footer junk. The given HTML seems to have some promotional lines: The paragraph “To make sure you stay up to date with all the biggest wrestling and WrestleTalk news, follow us on Threads by clicking this link!” is promotional. Also maybe “Share this article with friends”. Also the footer tags like is likely footer junk; remove. Now we need to produce final HTML: start with [TITLE] block, then the cleaned article HTML. We need to include the [TITLE] block with rewritten headline. Now we need to produce the article HTML. Let’s construct. Start: [TITLE]AEW All Out 2026: Seven Potential Free Agent Debuts Expected at the Chicago Pay‑Per‑View

Published: … then biography, then

link. Then

with main image. Then the article body paragraphs.

We could restructure: Keep the featured image figure, then the lead paragraphs, then the list items. The avatar figure maybe we keep but it’s not part of article; maybe it’s okay.

But we need to ensure we do not break any required media elements.

Let’s outline final HTML:

(avatar) … (keep as is)

Published: 7 seconds ago by SP3 | Last Updated: 7 seconds ago by SP3

<...> biography and author handle … (maybe we remove these? They are not media, but they are content. The instruction says clean text content by removing promotional lines, “SEE ALSO” links, and footer junk. The author bio is not promotional, but it’s not part of news story. Might be considered extraneous but not explicitly disallowed. However to keep it simple, maybe we keep the biography? The instruction didn’t say to remove author info. It only said remove promotional lines, “SEE ALSO” links, and footer junk. The author bio is not promotional, not “SEE ALSO”, not footer junk. So keep it.

But the biography includes a

link to Twitter. That’s not a “SEE ALSO” link; it’s a social media link. Could be considered promotional. The instruction didn’t mention removing social media links except “Twitter/X

embed codes”. The

is not a

. So maybe keep it. However it’s a promotional link to Twitter. The instruction says “Leave all tags, video

embed codes EXACTLY as they are.” So only Twitter embeds (blockquote) are to be left unchanged. The

is not a

, but it’s a link. Not specified to keep or remove. But since it’s not a media element, we could remove it as part of cleaning. But it’s not promotional line; it’s a social media handle, which may be considered promotional. But we have a separate promotional paragraph about Threads; maybe we should remove the

link as well. To be safe, we can keep the

because it’s not explicitly disallowed. However we might want to keep the article body only.

Given the complexity, maybe we should keep the entire article content as originally but cleaned of promotional lines, while preserving all media tags. The author bio and Twitter link may be considered part of article content (the article includes author info). The instruction “Clean the text content by removing promotional lines, ‘SEE ALSO’ links, and footer junk.” The author bio is not promotional, not a “SEE ALSO”, not footer junk. So keep it.

Thus we will keep the

avatar and
We need to produce final HTML after rewriting.

Let’s reconstruct the article body:

We need to include:

– The opening figure with avatar? Might