Kazuchika Okada will have the opportunity to defend his Continental Championship later tonight at AEW Worlds End. The finish of the match saw Okada hit Ricochet with the Rainmaker to score the pinfall victory.

After the Continental Classic finals, a former AEW World Champion and EVP made their return to present the Continental title to the winner

For the first time since May, former AEW World Champion Kenny Omega made his return to AEW at Saturday’s Worlds End pay-per-view, confronting Continental Champion Kazuchika Okada.

AEW played it safe at Worlds End while also taking some big swings toward 2025. No championships changed hands at the company’s final pay-per-view of 2024 and it gave us a lackluster end to the MJF and Adam Cole story at Addition Financial Arena in Orlando on Saturday.

With 2025 right around the corner, AEW is potentially putting on its best card top-to-bottom in its final pay-per-view of the year, Worlds End. Emanating from the Addition Financial Arena in Orlando,

Typically, the world heavyweight title match closes the show and that would be considered justifable. But for AEW Worlds End, it wasn't as Jon Moxley retained t

Kenny Omega made his long-awaited return at AEW Worlds End. Omega had been absent from AEW since May, but he made a surprise appearance at the pay-per-view on. After Kazuchika Okada defeated Will Ospreay to win the AEW Continental Classic,

When Kenny Omega walked out to hand Kazuchika Okada his Continental Championship after successfully defending the strap against Will Ospreay in the Continental Classic finale at Worlds End, it was a major moment for AEW fans old and new.

The moment came after Kazuchika Okada won a great match with Will Ospreay in the C2 finals, and left a lot of questions about what’s next for Kenny Omega in AEW.