AEW Rampage

Rampage or Friday Night Rampage is a secondary pro-wrestling weekly programming by All Elite Wrestling (AEW). It premiered on August 13, 2021, and airs every Friday at 10 PM in the USA on TNT. It lasts for sixty minutes including commercials. Although it premiers every Friday, it does not go head-to-head with WWE's Friday Night SmackDown which airs on Fox from 8 PM ET to 10 PM ET.

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Latest AEW Rampage Results - July 26, 2024

The results for the July 26, 2024 episode of AEW Rampage are:

Highlights of AEW Rampage July 26, 2024

Royal Rampage Battle Royal Match for the AEW World Heavyweight Championship: Darby Allin vs. Orange Cassidy vs. Claudio Castagnoli vs. Brody King vs. Komander vs. Tomohiro Ishii vs. Brian Cage vs. The Butcher vs. Matt Menard vs Kip Sabian

Brody King and Orange Cassidy started strong, King teaming up with The Butcher to dominate Ishii. Tomohiro Ishii and other participants like Brian Cage, Kip Sabian, and Roderick Strong before long entered, intensifying the action. Various eliminations happened, including an outstanding one where Darby Allin used a sleeper hold on King, in the end eliminating him to win his ring. Claudio Castagnoli likewise had a strong showing, eliminating a few contenders, and incorporating a furious encounter with Lio Rush. The match concluded with Darby Allin overcoming Claudio by using a Coffin Drop on the cover, getting the win.

Singles Match: Kris Statlander vs. Leila Grey

Statlander avoided a back elbow from Leila Grey and landed a powerful kick. She then lifted Grey and executed the Friday Night Fever move, securing the victory with a pin.

Singles Match: Lance Archer vs. Alejandro

Archer brought his already knocked-out opponent to the ring, where he dominated with a spinebuster and two chokeslams. He finished the match with the Blackout, securing an easy pinfall victory.

Four-Way Tag Team Match: Rush & Kyle Fletcher (Don Callis Family) vs. Marq Quen & Isiah Kassidy (Private Party) vs.Truth Magnum & Turbo Floyd (The Outrunners) vs. Vincent & Dutch (The Righteous)

The match saw extraordinary activity with Floyd delivering chops and a double elbow to Vincent, while Dutch countered with a double clothesline and leg drop. Kassidy and Quen showcased high-flying moves, including a corkscrew kick and 450 splash. The match concluded with Fletcher hitting a belly-to-back tombstone on Floyd, getting the triumph.

AEW Rampage History

AEW was announced in January 2019 and began its weekly programming in October of that year by the name of Dynamite. It airs on Wednesday Nights. The next year, AEW and WarnerMedia signed a $175 Million contract extension for its programming and thus, the promotion decided to increase its content library. With the new deal, it was announced that the company would soon introduce a new weekly show.

While AEW had Dark and Dark Elevation, both these shows aired on YouTube only. AEW revealed their second weekly television show in May 2021 by the name of Rampage and that it will air on Friday Nights.

The first episode aired on August 13 that year and since then has premiered every Friday on TNT. Earlier, both Dynamite and Rampage were supposed to be shifted to TBS in 2022 but only Dynamite was switched to the sister brand. Also, the show has sometimes been moved to Thursday or Saturday Nights due to schedule conflicts.

Rampage first started off as the programming second to Dynamite. In 2023, AEW closed down Dark and Dark Elevation and introduced a new program - AEW Collision. It airs every Saturday on TNT. With the removal of Dark and Dark Elevation, AEW had considerably fewer spots for its younger talent to wrestle. Thus, the role was given to Rampage which has, since then, been used as a developmental brand for AEW.

AEW Dynamite and AEW Collision air live on TBS and TNT on Wednesday and Saturday Nights respectively. However, the same is not the case with Rampage as it airs every Friday but not live. It is usually pre-taped, either alongside Collision or mostly alongside Dynamite. Thus, the fans who buy the tickets for these events also get to watch Collision live before the other fans watch it on Friday.

While the timings of Rampage do not allow it to go head-to-head with SmackDown, it has occurred once. On October 15, 2021, SmackDown aired for 150 minutes, half an hour more than its usual time. The show was dubbed Supersized SmackDown and was set to take on Rampage for the latter's first thirty minutes. However, due to MLB Playoffs on Fox Sports, SmackDown aired on FS1, which resulted in a huge loss of viewership. SmackDown could grab only 285,000 viewers between Age 18 to 49 in comparison to Rampage's 328,000.

What time is AEW Rampage?

The start timings of AEW Rampage in different time zones is:

• USA Eastern Time - 10 PM, Friday

• USA Pacific Time - 7 PM, Friday

• United Kingdom - 3 AM, Saturday

• Saudi Arabia - 5 AM, Saturday

• India - 7:30 AM, Saturday

• Japan - 11 AM, Saturday

• Australia - 1 PM, Sunday

Where to watch AEW Rampage?

Fans in the USA can watch AEW Rampage live every week on Fridays at TNT. The fans in the United Kingdom can stream the show on FITE TV. Indian fans can tune into Eurosport every Sunday to see their favorite AEW superstars in action at Collision.

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AEW Rampage Current Champions

AEW does not have a brand extension like WWE. Thus, any of its champions can feature on AEW Rampage. The list of current champions in AEW is:

AEW Rampage Roster

Both WWE and AEW have three weekly programming. While WWE has RAW, SmackDown, and NXT, AEW has Dynamite, Rampage, and Collision. However, AEW does not have a brand extension like WWE. While superstars in the Endeavour-owned company are drafted to either of the three brands, AEW wrestlers can wrestle on any of the three brands that are not exclusive to any brand. Fans can click here to learn more about the latest roster of All Elite Wrestling.