Nick Jackson Comments on “Never In My Wildest Dreams Did I Think The Original Concept Of All In Would Turn Into What It’s Become”
Nick Jackson recently reflected on Instagram about AEW’s upcoming All In 2026 event at Wembley Stadium and how far things have come since the original concept of All In in 2018.
“Never in my wildest dreams did I think the original concept of All In would turn into what it’s become. Wembley Stadium hosting the event for the third time in 4 years this Sunday and I can’t wait. Matt and I have done more in this career than we’ve both ever dreamed of and we don’t take any of this for granted. A match we’ve talked about for decades is actually happening and I just wanna thank the fans who’ve stuck with us since day one. We love each and every one of you! So cheer loud this Sunday and let’s show the wrestling world what AEW is all about.”
MJF Comments on His Praise of Nick Wayne, Kevin Knight, Kyle Fletcher, & Mark Davis’ Work In AEW
Bleacher Report held a recent interview with MJF. One of the topics discussed included MJF’s thoughts about if there is anyone at the moment whose work he really enjoys watching in AEW and his choices being Nick Wayne, Kevin Knight, Kyle Fletcher, and Mark Davis.
“I was just in a three-way with him and I think he’s got a lot to offer: Nick Wayne. I think Nick Wayne’s really special. I think Nick Wayne also understands this is an aesthetic business and he’s gotten himself in really good shape in a short period of time. And that’s something I really respect.
I don’t like them, but I think both Kevin Knight and Kyle Fletcher are going to be the guys that I’m going to be wrestling in the main event of pay-per-views probably for the next 10-15 years.
Outside of that, as far as like — I don’t think it’s a sleeper pick because he was a former singles champion in my company, but I think Mark Davis, to me, is my favorite big man right now in wrestling, for my taste. He is so good, and what I think I love about him most is — as we were talking about, how the industry can sometimes become homogenized and stay the same — everything he does feels different to me. And it feels like something that harkens back to old. Like a Stan Hansen or a [Bruiser] Brody.”
Transcript h/t: F4WOnline.com
Kyle O’Reilly Reportedly Dealing With Possible Eye Injury Following Aug. 26th AEW Dynamite Show
As noted before, this past Wednesday’s AEW Dynamite show in Glasgow, Scotland featured Nigel McGuinness defeating Kyle O’Reilly in a Semifinal Round match in the AEW Continental Challenge Cup tournament.
Following the show, O’Reilly posted an image on Instagram Stories of himself with a swollen black eye.
Dave Meltzer reported in a recent episode of the Wrestling Observer Radio that his sources stated that AEW officials had feared backstage that O’Reilly might have suffered a broken orbital bone.
It is currently not known when O’Reilly might have suffered the injury during his match against McGuinness.
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