MJF Wins 3rd AEW World Title as Kevin Knight Turns Heel at Double or Nothing
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Updated · Fox News · May 26
MJF Wins 3rd AEW World Title as Kevin Knight Turns Heel at Double or Nothing
10 articles · Updated · Fox News · May 26
MJF regained the AEW World Championship in Queens, becoming a three-time world champion before age 30 in Double or Nothing’s main-event climax.
Kevin Knight then turned heel to close the show, attacking Darby Allin after Allin had been stretchered out following the title-match fallout.
Louis Armstrong Stadium hosted what the report called AEW’s best pay-per-view yet, with Chris Jericho’s team winning Stadium Stampede and surprise appearances from Satnam Singh, Tommy Invincible and Lio Rush.
Adam Copeland and Christian Cage also captured the tag titles, while Tay Melo and Anna Jay emerged as apparent next challengers in the women’s tag division.
AEW now shifts toward Forbidden Door next month, where the Owen Hart Tournament winners are set to be crowned.
After a historic PPV and major heel turns, can AEW's momentum carry them through the upcoming Forbidden Door event in San Jose?
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