D-Generation X is one of the most iconic stables in wrestling
A WWE legend rode high tonight at AEW All In. The massive London pay-per-view has seen several title changes so far, but the most surprising might be The Acclaimed alongside Billy Gunn dethroning The House of Black as AEW Trios World Champions.
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On the July 22 episode of AEW Collision, the former DX member left his wrestling boots in the ring after The Acclaimed lost a match against The House of Black, signaling his retirement from professional wrestling. Fans were shocked at the time, as Gunn, Max Caster, and Anthony Bowens are a highly entertaining and massively popular trio in All Elite Wrestling.
However, the WWE Hall of Famer got another chance at glory when The Acclaimed was booked to take on Malakai Black, Brody King, and Buddy Matthews once again at AEW All In. Gunn was instrumental in the finish of the match, hitting his trademark Famouser on Brody King. Caster and Bowens followed up with an Arrival and a Mic Drop, respectively, to secure the victory.
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Now, at an astonishing 59 years old, Billy Gunn is a champion once again and was able to walk out of Wembley Stadium with his head – and the gold – held high.
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Jacob Terrell
Jacob is an AEW contributor and editor at Sportskeeda Wrestling. He has edited and published over 8,000 articles for Sportskeeda Wrestling in just over two years, and subsequently donned the hat of a contributor, demonstrating his commitment to continuous learning. His experience goes beyond wrestling, with five years as an editor for several independent publishing houses and three years as a captioning specialist.
Jacob's first memory of pro wrestling dates back to Sting vs. Ric Flair for the World Heavyweight Championship at Great American Bash 1990. He later began writing for a newsletter and blog at the University of North Texas, and his love of wrestling naturally led him to seek opportunities in the media.
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