AEW Worlds End 2024 Preview: Confirmed Matches, Start Time and How to Watch

AEW Worlds End is the company’s next major pay-per-view event, and it’s shaping up to be a night full of unforgettable moments and incredible matches, keeping up with the solid quality of AEW pay-per-views. As the final pay-per-view of 2024, AEW is making sure that Worlds End delivers something worthwhile and it’s something fans will remember.

Continental Classic Semi-Finals: Kazuchika Okada vs. Ricochet

Ricochet faces one of the best in the world Kazuchika Okada in this must-win match. Ricochet wants to prove he’s more than just a high flyer, but Kazuchika Okada is determined to stop him for good, so we’ll have to see who will win and advance to the finals.

Continental Classic Semi-Finals: Will Ospreay vs. Kyle Fletcher

Will Ospreay and Kyle Fletcher face off in an rematch in the semi-finals of the Continental Classic tournament. Fletcher shocked everyone by beating Ospreay at Full Gear and has been on a roll in this tournament. However, Ospreay is determined to get his revenge and finally get to the finals. With their personal history, this match will be emotional and fans can’t wait to see who will win when all is said and done.

Continental Classic Finals

The winners of the semi-finals will meet in the finals to determine the Continental Classic champion. Whether it’s Okada, Ricochet, Ospreay, or Fletcher, the stakes are massive, and the winner will definitely make history.

AEW International Championship: Konosuke Takeshita (c) vs. Powerhouse Hobbs

Konosuke Takeshita defends his International Championship against Powerhouse Hobbs in what’s expected to be a hard-hitting bout. Hobbs, now on his own after leaving the Don Callis Family, wants to show he’s more than capable of winning on his own. Takeshita’s technical skills and experience will make this a very difficult fight for Hobbs, so it remains to be seen who will prevail in the end.

TBS Championship: Mercedes Moné (c) vs. Kris Statlander

Mercedes Moné and Kris Statlander go head-to-head in a rematch of their incredible battle at Full Gear. Statlander is determined to take back the TBS Championship, but Moné’s unbeaten streak in AEW ensures she’s not going to make it easy at all. So, his match promises to deliver big moments, and fans are looking forward to seeing who will pick up the win in the end.

Dynamite Diamond Ring: MJF vs. Adam Cole

MJF defends his Dynamite Diamond Ring for the sixth year in a row, this time against his former friend Adam Cole at Worlds End. The ring is a major part of MJF’s identity, but Cole wants to end his reign and claim the ring for himself. Their history obviously makes things more interesting and adds to this highly anticipated match as it will likely be the end of their feud, something that fans really want.

Tijuana Street Fight for the AEW Women’s Championship: Mariah May (c) vs. Thunder Rosa

Mariah May and Thunder Rosa will finally duke it out in a brutal Tijuana Street Fight as May puts her AEW Women’s Championship on the line. Rosa is at her best in these extreme, no-rules matches, but May has proven herself a merciless champion. This fight will be personal and fans are waiting to see who will come out on top in the end.

AEW World Championship Fatal Four-Way: Jon Moxley (c) vs. Hangman Page vs. Orange Cassidy vs. Jay White

Jon Moxley defends his AEW World Championship against three top challengers: Hangman Page, Orange Cassidy, and Jay White. Each of them has what it takes to win, but Moxley’s reign has been unstoppable so far. With so many competitors in one match, anything could happen, as there’s the chance the Purveyor of Violence will lose his title when the dust settles. So it can easily go in a different direction than what fans think.

Other Matches

AEW also added three matches to the World’s End: Zero Hour pre-show. Toni Storm, who believes she’s a newcomer in AEW, takes on Leila Grey in singles competition.

In another match, Jeff Jarrett will be facing off against QT Marshall in a one-on-one match to determine who’s better. Finally, The Outrunners and Top Flight take on the explosive group of Lio Rush, Action Andretti, and the hard-hitting Murder Machines, so fans can expect some solid in-ring action in this bout.

AEW Worlds End 2024 Lineup:

• Continental Classic Semi-Final: Ricochet vs. Kazuchika Okada
• Continental Classic Semi-Final: Will Ospreay vs. Kyle Fletcher
• Continental Classic Final: Ricochet or Kazuchika Okada vs. Will Ospreay or Kyle Fletcher
• Dynamite Diamond Ring Match: MJF vs. Adam Cole
• AEW International Championship Match: Konosuke Takeshita (c) vs. Powerhouse Hobbs
• AEW TBS Championship Match: Mercedes Moné (c) vs. Kris Statlander
• AEW Women’s Championship Tijuana Street Fight: Mariah May (c) vs. Thunder Rosa
• AEW World Championship Fatal Four-Way: Jon Moxley (c) vs. Orange Cassidy vs. Jay White vs. Adam Page
• Toni Storm vs. Leila Grey (Preshow)
• Jeff Jarrett vs. QT Marshall (Preshow)
• The Outrunners & Top Flight vs. Lio Rush, Action Andretti & Murder Machines (Preshow)

Final Thoughts on AEW Worlds End 2024

The AEW Worlds End pay-per-view promises to deliver high drama, incredible matchups, and storylines. With solid matches such as Jon Moxley vs. Orange Cassidy vs. Jay White vs. Adam Page, Will Ospreay facing Kyle Fletcher, Konosuke Takeshita vs. Powerhouse Hobbs and many more matches, it’s definitely a show that fans shouldn’t miss. As a reminder, Ringside News will have live play-by-play coverage of the event over in our AEW Worlds End section.

Where to Watch AEW Worlds End 2024

AEW Worlds End will be taking place on December 28 at the Addition Financial Arena in Orlando, Florida. The Zero Hour pre-show will begin at 6:00 PM ET and the main show will start at 8 PM ET and fans all over the world can watch the event on TrillerTV.