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Jim Ross critiques WWE for scheduling Worlds Collide against AEW All Out

Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 24, 2026, 1:38 AM

Last updated Sep 24, 2026

Jim Ross critiques WWE for scheduling Worlds Collide against AEW All Out

Summary

Jim Ross recently expressed concerns over WWE’s Worlds Collide event, which conflicts with AEW’s All Out pay-per-view. Both events are set to occur in Chicago on September 26. Ross argues that WWE's motives don't align with promoting the wrestling industry as a whole, suggesting that counter-programming AEW shows may hinder mutual growth. He has criticized this approach, linking it to prior incidents where WWE ran events against AEW shows, such as during All In. There remains uncertainty surrounding whether Worlds Collide will be broadcast live, with some reports indicating no confirmed plans for airing the show yet.

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By the Numbers

•WWE's Worlds Collide is on September 26 in Chicago
•Jim Ross says WWE's motivations are questionable
•This is not WWE's first counter-programming attempt
•No official plans announced for Worlds Collide broadcast
•Ross advocates for collaboration in wrestling growth

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1:38 AMYahoo Sports — Jim Ross Calls Out WWE’s Motive For Running Worlds Collide Against AEW All Out

What they're saying

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Jim Ross recently shared his honest take on WWE putting their Worlds Collide event against All Elite Wrestling’s All Out pay-per-view. Both shows take place on the same night in Chicago on September 26. This isn’t the first time WWE has tried to counter-program All Elite Wrestling. Even last month, during All In, WWE ran […]
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