AEW Worlds End 2024 Full & Final Card

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All Elite Wrestling will end its calendar year with the second annual Worlds End pay-per-view, emanating from the Addition Financial Arena in Orlando, Florida. In total, eight contests have been announced for the main card (Toni Storm vs. Leila Grey, Jeff Jarrett vs. QT Marshall, and an eight-man tag team match pitting The Outrunnerrs and Top Flight against Lio Rush, Action Andretti, and The Murder Machines will all take place on the 90-minute Zero Hour kickoff show), three of which revolve around the Continental Classic and the namesake championship. The rest will see several other titles defended, including the AEW World Championship, and a battle for the coveted AEW Dynamite Diamond Ring.

Heading into Worlds End, Kazuchika Okada reigns as the Continental Champion. That, however, could change as he has to overcome not one, but two matches to ensure his exit as champion. The Continental Championship will be raised in the finals of the 2024 Continental Classic – a two league, round-robin tournament featuring 12 of AEW's hottest stars. The semi-finals of the tournament will see Blue League winner Kyle Fletcher take on the Gold League's second place finisher Will Ospreay. Meanwhile, the Gold League's top performer, Ricochet, will face Okada, who placed second in the Blue League. The victors of these respective semi-final matchups will then advance to the finals, where the Continental Championship will be on the line.

Within the AEW women's division, Mariah May will defend her AEW Women's Championship against "La Mera Mera" Thunder Rosa in a Tijuana Street Fight, with Rosa's father sitting in the front row. Elsewhere, TBS Champion Mercedes Mone and Kris Statlander look to outdo themselves after setting the record for the longest women's match in AEW history at Full Gear. Like their previous encounter, Mone's championship will also be on the line.

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International Champion Konosuke Takeshita will also be in action as he defends his title against his former Don Callis Family stablemate, Powerhouse Hobbs. Should Takeshita retain his title at Worlds End, he will then take it to Japan for a champion vs. champion match at NJPW's Wrestle Kingdom 19 against NEVER Openweight Champion Shingo Takagi.

Though not a title, MJF will defend the AEW Dynamite Diamond Ring in a match against his former tag team partner Adam Cole. MJF and Cole returned at AEW WrestleDream, with the latter making it clear that he was out for vengeance. After co-winning the Dynamite Dozen Battle and subsequently defeating Kyle O'Reilly, Cole secured his opportunity to potentially do just that at Worlds End.

Finally, Jon Moxley will put his AEW World Championship on the line in a four-way bout also involving "Hangman" Adam Page, Orange Cassidy, and Jay White. All three of the challengers have been targets of the Death Riders' in recent weeks. Cassidy previously challenged Moxley for the very title at last month's Full Gear event, though unsuccessfully. Afterward, Page stared down Moxley with a chair in his hand, and Christian Cage ready to cash in his guaranteed title shot. Before Cage could capitalize, however, White ran down to deliver a Blade Runner to Cage, allowing Moxley to escape with the title still in his grasp.