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AEW is fresh off a successful Double or Nothing, and the card for tonight's Dynamite is taking shape. Now, Tony Khan has announced a no-disqualification tag team match for the women's division.
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Fans have long wanted All Elite Wrestling to introduce a Women's Tag Team Championship, and Tony Khan himself has confirmed that it's something he plans to do. The recent increase in women's tag team matches could indicate that the new titles are on the horizon.
At Double or Nothing this past weekend, Anna Jay and Harley Cameron defeated Megan Bayne and Penelope Ford in tag team action. Now, Tony Khan is running it back as a No DQ match on tonight's Dynamite. Check out his announcement below:
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"TONIGHT El Paso, TX 8pm ET/7pm CT, TBS + Max Wednesday Night #AEWDynamite No DQ Tag Team Match @annajay___ / @harleycameron_ vs @meganbayne / @thePenelopeFord After their hard-hitting tag team battle at #AEWDoN Buy In, they’ll fight in a No DQ tag team match on Dynamite TONIGHT!"
It was argued throughout the first few years of AEW's existence that the women's division wasn't deep enough for a Tag Team Championship. But with the roster now deep and the women receiving a bigger spotlight than ever, these may be the first steps toward new titles being introduced.
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