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AEW rolls into the Covelli Centre in Youngstown, Ohio tonight riding a wave of momentum that Dave Meltzer himself has pegged as the company’s strongest stretch since the early CM Punk era. Two matches are locked in, both of them matter, and the women’s division is carrying the weight tonight — which, frankly, it’s been more than capable of doing lately.
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AEW Women’s World Tag Team Title Match: Megan Bayne & Lena Kross (c) vs. TayJay (Anna Jay & Tay Melo)
The Divine Dominion have been a wrecking ball as champions, and TayJay are one of the few teams with the star power and chemistry to actually threaten them. This is a legitimate title match with teeth — Bayne alone is a walking credibility machine, but Jay and Melo have been building toward something real here.
WAW Pick: Divine Dominion retain, but TayJay look strong enough that this feud isn’t over.
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Women’s Owen Hart Cup Quarterfinal: Persephone vs. Hazuki
The Owen tournament always delivers when AEW lets it breathe, and Hazuki is the kind of worker who will drag a great match out of anyone standing across from her. Persephone has been building quietly — this is the kind of showcase moment that either legitimizes her or exposes the ceiling.
WAW Pick: Hazuki advances — her in-ring capital is too high to burn in the quarters.
🎲 WAW Wildcard
With Mick Foley reportedly serious about one final AEW match and sources inside the company believing in it, a Youngstown appearance — a blue-collar Ohio crowd that would absolutely lose their minds — feels like exactly the kind of unannounced moment AEW would pull to send people home talking. Don’t sleep on a Foley sighting tonight.