Ignition - an AEW Podcast

It’s Tuesday, and as the AEW FanHub Podcast team gears up for another exciting episode, the air is thick with anticipation for Blood and Guts.Kelson sets the stage, reminding us that this event is truly the most wonderful time of the year for the wrestling fans among us. The Pulse of Blood and Guts The banter begins with a humorous nod to fan culture. Chris cheers, "Blood and Gatsby and violence, yay!" This light-hearted exchange sets a playful tone as they dive into the chaos and drama that Blood and Guts is sure to bring.Kelson, reflecting on his imaginary past as a voiceover artist, humorously recounts an audition experience where he was told he sounded too much like AI. His playfulness shines through as he quips, "How can you be too literal?" This moment captures the essence of the podcast—an intimate and relatable conversation."One cage, two rings, three words..." Kelson begins, breaking down the anticipation of the event into a memorable phrase that resonates with fans. His confession about his failed marriage adds a personal touch, creating a connection with the audience. Engaging the CommunityThe team shifts gears to discuss the upcoming live chat during AEW Dynamite, creating an inviting atmosphere for fans to participate. Kelson emphasizes, "We hope that you join us—let's have some fun!" This call to action reinforces the community aspect of the podcast, where listeners are encouraged to engage and share their thoughts.MVP of AEW: A Hot Debate As the conversation unfolds, the group dives into a playful debate about the MVP of AEW over the last six months. Val starts with uncertainty, teasing the group with her indecision. Eventually, she confidently declares John Moxley as her pick, sparking further discussion. Jess, feeling the pressure of previous picks being taken, humorously laments, "Thanks for taking both of my picks, guys!"The lively banter emphasizes the camaraderie among the hosts and their shared passion for wrestling. Kelson cleverly navigates the discussion, reminding listeners that the debate is part of what makes the wrestling community so vibrant and engaging.Closing Thoughts As the episode wraps, there's a palpable excitement in the air. The hosts reflect on the chaos of the upcoming event while maintaining a light-hearted atmosphere. In a world where wrestling can often feel scripted, this podcast captures the spontaneity and genuine enthusiasm of its hosts.Tune into the full episode for more insights and laughs as the AEW FanHub Podcast team prepares for another thrilling night of Blood and Guts.Ignition is a podcast produced by members of the AEW Fan Hub community. We are LIVE on YouTube every Tuesday night at 8:45 ET, with the archives of every episode shared on YouTube and your favorite podcast platforms!Everyone is invited to participate. You can join us LIVE in the YouTube chat, and we will do our best to address all relevant comments. If you would like to join the podcast recording itself, please contact us via our AEW Fan Hub email addressYou can also enjoy AEW Fan Hub content on:RedditDiscordYouTube

As we gear up for another exciting week in AEW, the buzz around Jay White and the upcoming Blood & Guts event is palpable. Here’s what you need to know.A  pivotal moment occurred when Jay White turned his back on the baby faces, creating shockwaves throughout the AEW community. Kelson noted this shift, highlighting how fans are reacting to the reformation of alliances, jokingly referring to the group as the "last outfit" — a name that didn’t sit well with the audience."It just sounded like Jay White was like some teenage girl that didn't have any clothes to wear to school and she was wearing the last outfit that she could possibly wear. You know, it's just weird."Shifting focus to Blood & Guts, the stakes are high as the men’s teams are shaping up. Kelson and Chris dissected the contrasting dynamics at play:The Don Callis Family: A well-knit unit, loyal unless, of course, you’re Kenosuke Takeshita.The Babyface Team: Composed of individuals with a history of conflict, including the Young Bucks and Will Ospreay, which raises questions about their cohesion.Chris remarked on the potential for internal conflict, saying, "That's a team that has a lot of history and I wouldn't be surprised if the Don Callis family exploits that.As always, the AEW Fanhub community is invited to join in, particularly during live events. Kelson encouraged fans to interact through their subreddit and YouTube channel, creating a vibrant discussion space for all things AEW.In closing, the upcoming matches promise to deliver drama and excitement, whether it’s the fate of Jay White’s faction or the intricate battles of Blood & Guts. Be sure to catch the live chat during the shows for a deeper dive into the action!Ignition is a podcast produced by members of the AEW Fan Hub community. We are LIVE on YouTube every Tuesday night at 8:45 ET, with the archives of every episode shared on YouTube and your favorite podcast platforms!Everyone is invited to participate. You can join us LIVE in the YouTube chat, and we will do our best to address all relevant comments. If you would like to join the podcast recording itself, please contact us via our AEW Fan Hub email addressYou can also enjoy AEW Fan Hub content on:RedditDiscordYouTube

The AEW WrestleDream fallout has sparked lively discussions among fans, and our podcast team is here to share their thoughts. With a mix of excitement and critique, they explored the event's matches, atmosphere, and overall experience.The Experience of AEW Wrestle DreamBerry, who attended the event, described this as his seventh AEW show and his sixth at the Addition Financial Arena. He expected a typical B-level pay-per-view but was pleasantly surprised, rating it a 4.5 out of 5 stars. "There wasn't a bad match on the show I can think of... It was by far the loudest show that I'd been at."  - BerryHe noted that while the women's four-way match may not have had much crowd heat, it wasn't a bad match overall. The energy in the arena was palpable, with the crowd being one of the hottest he had experienced.Ratings and ReactionsAs the conversation flowed, each member of the podcast team shared their ratings:- Berry: 4.5 stars- Chris: 4 to 4.5 stars, praising the Young Bucks vs. FletchKnights match as match of the night.- Val: Echoed the sentiment, rating 4 to 4.5, surprised by the women's match starting the show but enjoyed it overall.- Jess: A 4-star rating, highlighting the storytelling in the John Moxley vs. Dunkzilla match as excellent.- Kelson: Offered a more critical view, giving it a 3-star rating, citing issues with the storytelling leading up to the event.Notable Matches and MomentsThe standout match discussions included:Clockwork Carnage: While opinions varied, many agreed that the concept was interesting but needed tweaks. Berry suggested it could be an annual staple but not necessarily the main event.Women’s Four-Way: Although it opened the show, its reception was mixed, with some appreciating the effort despite the crowd's familiarity with the performers.Final ThoughtsThe podcast team reflected on how the absence of strong storytelling affected their experience. Kelson mentioned,"It’s really difficult to give a grade on this because... the fans, the wrestlers, everybody deserved a true tribute."Overall, the event succeeded in delivering thrilling matches and a vibrant atmosphere, but the buildup left some viewers wanting more. As the AEW Fan Hub continues to grow, the community's insights and discussions will shape the future of these events. Catch the full episode for an in-depth analysis and more lively conversation!Ignition is a podcast produced by members of the AEW Fan Hub community. We are LIVE on YouTube every Tuesday night at 8:45 ET, with the archives of every episode shared on YouTube and your favorite podcast platforms!Everyone is invited to participate. You can join us LIVE in the YouTube chat, and we will do our best to address all relevant comments. If you would like to join the podcast recording itself, please contact us via our AEW Fan Hub email addressYou can also enjoy AEW Fan Hub content on:RedditDiscordYouTube

It’s been a tough couple of weeks for the wrestling community, and as we gather today, we want to take a moment to honor the late Benjamin "Pac" Satterley. His contributions to wrestling will never be forgotten, and the memories shared among fans and peers alike are a testament to his talent and spirit.Honoring PAC Kelson kicked off the discussion by acknowledging the somber mood following Pac's passing.Chris shared, | "For me it was how consistent of a wrestler he was. Anytime I saw Pac on the card, I knew I was getting at least one good match."Val reflected on the privilege of witnessing Pac in action, reminiscing about his favorite match against Kenny Omega, highlighting the emotional impact Pac had on fans: | "He was very, very good and my favorite match ever in AEW was the two out of three with Kenny. It was spectacular."Meanwhile, Berry praised Pac’s unique ability to play the straight man in comedic spots, showcasing his versatility: | "He was really good at giving the performers who work in comedy a straight man to play off of."As we remember Pac, it’s clear that his legacy is not just in his matches, but in the respect and love he garnered from those who watched him perform.AEW WrestleDream PredictionsShifting gears, the team dove into predictions for the upcoming WrestleDream event. With five qualifying matches set for Dynamite and Collision, the atmosphere is electric with anticipation. Kelson asked the panel about potential upsets, leading to some intriguing insights.Chris pointed out, | "The only potential upset I see is Josh Alexander over Copeland."Kelson added, | "If there is an upset, I think it’s gonna be a big upset. I think at Hechicero over Darby Allen for the TNT championship."The group also discussed the significance of these matches in setting up future storylines, especially with blood and guts matches on the horizon.Val expressed her desire for the women’s championship match to take the main event spot, emphasizing the buzz around Mercedes Mone and Thekla. As we gear up for these matches, it’s clear the stakes are high and the excitement is palpable. Final Thoughts With the memory of Pac fresh in our hearts, let’s carry that passion into WrestleDream. The legacy of great wrestlers inspires us to keep the conversation going and to share our love for the sport. Tune in to catch all the action and be part of the discussion!Ignition is a podcast produced by members of the AEW Fan Hub community. We are LIVE on YouTube every Tuesday night at 8:45 ET, with the archives of every episode shared on YouTube and your favorite podcast platforms!Everyone is invited to participate. You can join us LIVE in the YouTube chat, and we will do our best to address all relevant comments. If you would like to join the podcast recording itself, please contact us via our AEW Fan Hub email addressYou can also enjoy AEW Fan Hub content on:RedditDiscordYouTube

Join the AEW Fan Hub team as they preview the All Out event.The anticipation is building for AEW's All Out, and the AEW Fan Hub Community Podcast team is here to share their thoughts, predictions, and insights on the upcoming matches.Live Chat and Predictions Kelson kicks off the show with an energetic reminder of the live chat happening during AEW Dynamite and Collision. Don’t miss your chance to engage with fellow fans!Match Card Breakdown As they dive into the match card, the team discusses the eight main show matches and two on the tailgate brawl. "Do you think they need to add more?" Kelson asks, gauging the team's thoughts on the lineup. Val believes it's just right, while Jess suggests a more concise show might be refreshing after recent events.Spotlight on Women's WrestlingA notable point of discussion is the representation of women's wrestling. Kelson expresses a desire for more women’s matches, particularly with the TBS title on the line. "It's important to show they care at least a little bit about women’s wrestling," Chris adds, underscoring the need for visibility in the division.Main Event PredictionsThe main event features Will Ospreay defending the AEW World Championship against Jon Moxley. The tension and history between the two wrestlers add emotional layers to this matchup. "There’s no chance Mox is winning," Jess asserts passionately, citing the fraught history and mentor-mentee relationship that adds depth to the rivalry."The long and short of it, Mox sees Will as the successor he’s been looking for... that does not sit well with the likes of Pac and Gabe Kidd." — JessAs the conversation progresses, they explore the potential for surprise returns or debuts during the event, with Ilya Dragonov’s name coming up as a possible contender for a future title shot.Final ThoughtsWith the discussion wrapping up, the team reflects on the excitement and unpredictability of the upcoming All Out event. The mixture of predictions, historical context, and team dynamics adds layers to the anticipation, leaving fans eager for what’s to come. Join the full live chat experience and make sure to cast your votes on the AEW Fan Hub subreddit!Ignition is a podcast produced by members of the AEW Fan Hub community. We are LIVE on YouTube every Tuesday night at 8:45 ET, with the archives of every episode shared on YouTube and your favorite podcast platforms!Everyone is invited to participate. You can join us LIVE in the YouTube chat, and we will do our best to address all relevant comments. If you would like to join the podcast recording itself, please contact us via our AEW Fan Hub email addressYou can also enjoy AEW Fan Hub content on:RedditDiscordYouTube