AEW has a packed September ahead, with the road to All Out set to dominate the month. Here is the complete schedule for Nigerian viewers, including Dynamite, Collision, ROH, All Out and every match officially announced so far.
September is shaping up to be one of the most important months of the year for All Elite Wrestling.
With AEW All Out scheduled for September 26, the promotion has several weeks to build its biggest matches, while Dynamite and Collision will continue developing rivalries across AEW's singles, tag-team and women's divisions.
For fans watching from Nigeria, several of the major shows will begin in the early hours of the following morning because of the time difference between the United States and West Africa.
AEW's official event calendar currently lists shows on September 8, 9, 12, 16, 19, 23, 26 and 30.
Here is the full September schedule.
September 8 — ROH: Jacksonville
Venue: WJCT Studios, Jacksonville, Florida
US start: 4:30pm ET
Nigeria: 9:30pm
The month begins with ROH: Jacksonville on Tuesday, September 8.
Unlike Dynamite and Collision, this is an ROH taping rather than a conventional live weekly television broadcast. AEW's official event listing has the event scheduled for 4:30pm ET.
Announced matches
No matches have officially been announced at the time of publication.
September 9 — AEW Rebel Heart Dynamite
Venue: Akins Ford Arena, Athens, Georgia
US broadcast: 8pm ET
Nigeria: 12:00am on September 10
The first major AEW television event of the month arrives on September 9 with Rebel Heart Dynamite.
The special episode will honour former AEW roster member Tanea Brooks, better known as Rebel, following her ALS diagnosis earlier this year. AEW has also confirmed that the event will support I AM ALS and Team Gleason.
Confirmed matches
●Will Ospreay vs David Finlay — AEW World Championship Eliminator
●Swerve Strickland & The New Level vs The Conglomeration — AEW World Trios Championship
●Darby Allin & Steven Borden vs Mark Davis & Josh Alexander
●The Young Bucks vs Kyle Fletcher & Kevin Knight — Tables Match
Britt Baker, Persephone & Hikaru Shida vs Maya World, Hyan & Thunder Rosa
The night will also feature the return of The Waiting Room, with Britt Baker and Rebel involved.
The biggest debut comes from Steven Borden, Sting's son, who is set for his televised AEW in-ring debut alongside Darby Allin.
September 12 — AEW Collision
Venue: MassMutual Center, Springfield, Massachusetts
US start: 7:30pm ET
Nigeria: 12:30am on September 13
Collision returns on Saturday, September 12.
Confirmed matches
No matches have officially been announced yet.
The show will nevertheless be an important stop on the road to All Out, particularly with the World Championship picture and several major tag-team stories developing.
September 16 — AEW Dynamite: Norfolk
Venue: Chartway Arena, Norfolk, Virginia
US start: 7:30pm ET
Nigeria: 12:30am on September 17
Dynamite heads to Norfolk one week after Rebel Heart.
Confirmed matches
No matches officially announced yet.
This will be the second Wednesday-night stop on the road to All Out.
September 19 — AEW Collision: Charleston
Venue: Charleston Coliseum, Charleston, West Virginia
US start: 7:30pm ET
Nigeria: 12:30am on September 20
Collision continues its September run in Charleston.
Confirmed matches
No matches officially announced yet.
AEW's official calendar currently lists the Charleston event for September 19 at 7:30pm ET.
September 23 — AEW Dynamite/Collision: Indianapolis
Venue: Fishers Event Center, Indianapolis, Indiana
US start: 7:30pm ET
Nigeria: 12:30am on September 24
This could become one of the most significant television nights of the month.
AEW will present a combined Dynamite/Collision event in Indianapolis just three days before All Out.
Confirmed matches
No matches officially announced yet.
However, the timing means the show should be central to the final build for All Out.
Any unresolved championship challengers, stipulations or personal rivalries are likely to reach their final stage here
September 26 — AEW All Out
Venue: NOW Arena, Chicago, Illinois
US start: 6:00pm CT
Nigeria: 12:00am on September 27
Then comes the month's biggest event.
AEW All Out takes place on Saturday, September 26, with the official AEW event listing confirming a 6pm CT start at NOW Arena.
The event already has several major matches attached to it.
AEW World Championship
Will Ospreay vs Jon Moxley
Ospreay's AEW World Championship will be on the line against Jon Moxley.
The match was established on the September 2 edition of Dynamite and is currently one of the biggest bouts on the All Out card. AEW's official results confirm that Ospreay vs Moxley was set for All Out.
AEW World Tag Team Championship — TLC Match
Adam Copeland & Christian Cage vs The Young Bucks vs FTR
The AEW World Tag Team Championship will also be contested in a three-way TLC match.
Copeland and Christian will defend their titles against two of the most established teams in AEW's tag division.
AEW Women's World Tag Team Championship — Chicago Street Fight
Brawling Birds vs Divine Dominion
The Women's World Tag Team Championship will be defended in a Chicago Street Fight, adding another particularly chaotic contest to the All Out card.
The match is a rematch between the two teams following their previous encounter at All In.
More All Out matches
Additional matches are expected to be announced before September 26.
That means the final card could look considerably different by the time the pay-per-view arrives.
September 30 — AEW Dynamite: Pittsburgh
Venue: Petersen Events Center, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
US start: 7:30pm ET
Nigeria: 12:30am on October 1
September ends with Dynamite in Pittsburgh.
Confirmed matches
No matches officially announced yet.
Unlike the September 23 event, this episode takes place four days after All Out, making it the first major opportunity for AEW to deal with the consequences of the Chicago pay-per-view.
New champions, surprise challenges and fresh rivalries could therefore dominate the episode.
The three dates AEW fans should circle
For Nigerian viewers, September 9, September 23 and September 26 stand out.
Rebel Heart Dynamite has already received one of the month's most heavily loaded television cards, including Ospreay vs Finlay and Steven Borden's AEW debut.
The September 23 Dynamite/Collision double-header will then serve as the final major television stop before All Out.
And finally, All Out brings the biggest matches of the month, headlined by Will Ospreay vs Jon Moxley for the AEW World Championship.
With several September cards still incomplete, the schedule is likely to change considerably as AEW continues announcing matches during the build to Chicago.
For fans in Nigeria, the key thing to remember is that almost every AEW television show this month falls around midnight or 12:30am Nigerian time — meaning the American Saturday shows will usually be watched in Nigeria on Sunday morning.
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