All you need to know about AEW Worlds End 2023

AEW Worlds End 2023 marks a monumental homecoming for MJF as he returns to Long Island on December 30th. The Nassau Coliseum, a familiar venue for the AEW World Champion, sets the stage for an intense showdown against Samoa Joe. The event will be broadcasted on BR Live within the U.S. and available on FITE/TrillerTV for viewers outside the country.

This title fight is a highly anticipated rematch from their clash in September, where MJF emerged victorious over Joe. Following MJF’s tag team partner Adam Cole’s unfortunate injury that night, Joe extended his support to MJF, under the condition of a rematch. However, both MJF and Joe, dealing with injuries, now not only face each other but also contend with the looming threat of the mysterious Devil.

The event will also feature the finals of the AEW Continental Classic, culminating in a battle between the Blue League and Gold League winners. This crucial match will determine the inaugural Triple Crown Champion, a title amalgamating the prestige of the ROH World Title, the NJPW Strong Openweight belt, and the newly introduced AEW Continental Title.

Another anticipated rematch on the card is between Christian Cage and Adam Copeland for the AEW TNT Title in a No Disqualification match. Cage clinched the title from Copeland on an episode of AEW Dynamite after an incident involving an attack by Nick Wayne’s mother. This high-stakes match will test the bonds of their friendship in an intense grudge showdown.

Additionally, Big Bill and Ricky Starks will defend the AEW World Tag Team Titles against Chris Jericho and a yet-to-be-announced partner. Originally teaming up with Jericho, Kenny Omega’s absence from the match due to diverticulitis has added an element of uncertainty to this championship bout.

Several other thrilling title fights round out the card, including “Timeless” Toni Storm facing Riho for the AEW Women’s World Title, Julia Hart defending the AEW TBS Title against Abadon, and Hook squaring off against Wheeler Yuta in an FTW Rules match for the FTW Title.

The event is scheduled to take place at the Nassau Coliseum, situated in Long Island, New York. This arena, which was previously the home venue for the New York Islanders, boasts a capacity to accommodate up to 16,000 spectators.