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A current champion of AEW was threatened with a fine by a couple of stars occupying management positions in the Tony Khan-led company.
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Matthew and Nicholas Jackson interrupted Eddie Kingston during his backstage interview with Renee Paquette on the February 28, 2024 episode of Dynamite. The duo carried baseball bats, seemingly looking for their Revolution 2024 opponent, Sting.
Nicholas Jackson called out Kingston for condemning their attack on The Icon earlier in the month. He threatened the Continental Champion with a fine if he commented on The Young Bucks' actions again in the future.
Matthew Jackson berated Kingston for his presentation and suggested that The Mad King dresses like a champion. The AEW EVPs also contemplated implementing a company-wide dress code before continuing their search of Sting.
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Eddie Kingston will defend the Continental Crown Championship against Bryan Danielson at Revolution 2024. The Young Bucks will challenge Darby Allin and Sting for the World Tag Team Titles in the latter's retirement bout at the same pay-per-view.
Can Eddie Kingston retain the Continental Crown Titles at Revolution 2024? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below!
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Anurag Mukherjee
Anurag is an AEW writer for Sportskeeda Wrestling. He holds a BA and MA degree in English along with a TEFL certification to teach English. Before Sportskeeda, he worked as a Content and Correspondence writer at Nayabad Titas, a theater group. He has also worked as a English language tutor.
To ensure complete accuracy, he uses internet resources, social media platforms, and especially pieces composed by his peers to find solid, verified information that he presents as objectively as possible. Thanks to his academic background, he can research different subjects thoroughly.
Anurag's interest in wrestling began as a child. He watched RAW and Smackdown frequently from age 10 or 11 and was officially hooked by the YES Movement story in WWE heading into WrestleMania 30.
As a lifelong wrestling fan and lover of stories, Anurag would read news, articles, and other content about the talent and events he enjoyed watching. His understanding of the business continued to grow with time, and his interest in the art and sport of wrestling led him to pursue a career as a writer.
Apart from writing, he loves to read books, watch movies and television programs, play and listen to music, and write poetry and fiction.