On July 12, AEW organized its largest PPV in the summer, All in: Texas. The event was a major success and was marked by incredible moments, in particular the long -awaited return of Adam Copeland, MJF winning the male match of the casino and the Hangman page dethroning Jon Moxley as world champion.
Since the PPV, the promotion has welcomed two editions of its flagship program, Dynamite, whose events have set up an AEW on the road to its next large PPV, Forbidden DOOR. Some of the scenarios marked while we are heading towards the event are the persistent tension between MJF and the injured union, the unrexode problems between the world champion Hangman Page and Jon Moxley, and the pursuit of Adam Copeland to get their hands on the FTR.
The dynamite of next week will be hectic, and we can expect the current scenarios to distort. In this spirit, let us make wild predictions for the July 30 edition of Dynamite.
# 3. Jon Moxley can suddenly end the reign of Hangman Page as world champion
The saga between Jon Moxley and Hangman Page which was to end: Texas continues to be one of the main scenarios of the promotion. In the last moments of this week’s dynamite, the leader of the death runners challenged the cowboy for the world title AEW.
Page accepted the challenge, but not before posing certain conditions, declaring that no one would be authorized by the ring and that the match would take place next Wednesday. Shortly after, the fight was officially confirmed for the July 30 edition of Dynamite.
Tony Khan could shock the world by passing Jon Moxley in the match and becoming the new and fivefold world champion AEW. Although there was no indication that refers to a change of title that occurs soon, the violence supplier is undoubtedly the biggest star in the promotion, and Khan could consider putting the title back on his biggest draw before the prohibited door.
# 2. MJF can betray the injured and allied union with FTR
MJF inserted itself in the photo of the world title of the SEW after winning the male match of Casino Gauntlet. On the following dynamite, the Salt of the Earth page put the Hangman in opinion. However, on this week’s dynamite, fans have seen some cracks develop in the relationship between MJF and its stable committees of the injured union.
The wolf of the struggle was shown confronted with its faction after having concluded a trade agreement with COPE, expressing its dissatisfaction. He also pointed out that the group was not by his side during his segment. It prompted Bobby Lashley to threaten the MJF and ask him to leave the group.
During the dynamite of next week, the HURT union could be betrayed by MJF, which could line up with FTR, the Bobby Lashley team and Co. took part of their commercial arrangement with COPE.
# 1. Cope and Christian Cage can finally meet
Since Adam Copeland set foot for the first time in an AEW ring, there have been calls for his reunion with her former partner of the Tag team, Christian Cage. However, the company took a different route and made them dispute with each other before real friends separated.
In 2025, COPE made his long -awaited return after being absent for months. A few moments before his arrival, Christian Cage was betrayed by the patriarchy, and Nick Wayne and Co. was about to withdraw the veteran with a Con-chair-to Before the nominal-r superstar made the backup. However, COPE declared on the following dynamite that he had not returned to find Christian and was rather focused on demanding revenge on the FTR.
During last week’s dynamite, COPE made arrangements with the Syndicate Hurt which led to Lashley and Co. attacking the FTR in his name, because it was revealed the previous week that it was legally prohibited from getting their hands on Cash Wheeler and Dax Harwood.
However, the tables could turn on July 30, because Dax and Cash could line up with the patriarchy and attack the old edge. At this point, Christian Cage could return to television for the first time since All in and help Copeland to postpone his enemies and finally find his former team team partner.
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Edited by Yash Mittal
