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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-04 · 49 entries checked · 37 flagged · 120 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 120 still open
Fight for the Fallen — The 2023 event was expanded to a three-part special to raise money for the Maui Food Bank in response to the Hawaii wildfires. (The 2023 Fight for the Fallen was a single-night television special on August 23, 2023, not a three-part special.)
Fight for the Fallen — The 2025 Fight for the Fallen was held on New Year's Day and benefited victims of Hurricane Helene in Asheville, North Carolina. (No 2025 Fight for the Fallen event has been announced or held as of the knowledge cutoff.)
Fyter Fest — The 2020 event was originally planned for Wembley Arena in London but was moved to Daily's Place in Jacksonville, Florida due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Fyter Fest — The 2022 event expanded to a four-part special across Dynamite and Friday Night Rampage.
Double or Nothing 2020 — The entry states 'Championships on the Line=1', but the event actually had two championships on the line: the AEW World Championship and the AEW Women's World Championship.
Double or Nothing 2020 — The entry states 'Main Event Winner=Jon Moxley', but the main event was the Stadium Stampede match, won by The Elite, not Jon Moxley.
All Out 2019 — The STATS section states the main event was Chris Jericho vs. Jon Moxley, but the actual main event was Chris Jericho vs. Adam Page.
All Out 2019 — The DID YOU KNOW section says the AEW Women's World Championship belt was unveiled at All Out as revealed in a web video posted on June 19, 2019, but the belt was actually unveiled during the All Out event itself, not in a June video.
Kenny Omega World Title Run — Kenny Omega won the AEW World Championship at the Winter Is Coming special on December 2, 2020, not at Full Gear 2020.
Trios Championship Establishment — First Champions in STATS incorrectly lists The Elite as Kenny Omega, Jon Moxley, and Adam Page; the correct inaugural champions are The Elite (Kenny Omega, Matt Jackson, and Nick Jackson).
Trios Championship Establishment — Debut Event in STATS incorrectly states AEW Dynamite; the title was established and first awarded at the All Out pay-per-view event on September 4, 2022.
Women's World Title Creation — The entry describes NJPW's Strong Women's Championship but the section header and tagline refer to AEW's Women's World Title Creation, which is a different title
Women's World Title Creation — The 'Stats' section lists 'Promotion=All Elite Wrestling (AEW)' but the championship described is owned by NJPW, not AEW
Double or Nothing 2019 — The main event winner is listed as Chris Jericho, but the main event of Double or Nothing 2019 was a Casino Battle Royale won by 'Hangman' Adam Page. Chris Jericho defeated Kenny Omega in the co-main event to become the first AEW World Champion, but that was n
Double or Nothing 2019 — The headlining match type is listed as 'Triple Threat Ladder Match', but the actual main event was a Casino Battle Royale. The match for the inaugural AEW World Championship was a singles match between Chris Jericho and Kenny Omega.
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