Nigel McGuinness wants to finish the story. Former ROH World Champion Nigel McGuinness and Bryan Danielson at AEW Dynamite: Grand Slam. This will mark the continuation of their classic rivalry in ROH.

Nigel McGuiness says the boyhood dream will come true at AEW Dynamite: Grand Slam.

The former WWE broadcaster, who recently returned to in-ring action, examines where his current promotion stands in the world of professional wrestling.

After 13 years, TV broadcaster Nigel McGuinness shocked the pro wrestling world at All Elite Wrestling’s All In at Wembley Stadium last month when he returned to the ring. The London crowd welcomed one of their own as he entered the Casino Gauntlet match.

Nigel McGuinness isn’t going to rule out a full-time return to the ring. McGuinness will likely wrestle his first singles match since 2011 at AEW Grand Slam next week, provided his

Nigel McGuinness assesses his future. At AEW All In, Nigel McGuinness made a shocking return to in-ring action as he competed in the event’s Casino Gauntlet match. Four weeks from removed from All In,

Nigel McGuinness will do something he hasn’t since all the way back in December of 2011: wrestle a single match. Now sure, he technically wrestled a match already this year, making his surprise return at AEW All In to make good on his childhood dream of working a match at Wembley Stadium,

Nigel McGuinness returned to the ring at All In on August 25, 2024 in the Casino Gauntlet. It had been 4,634 days between matches. There was often a bit of mystery why Nigel stepped away as a wrestler.

Nigel McGuinness clarifies the circumstances surrounding his original retirement. In 2011, Nigel McGuinness made the decision to step away from in-ring competition — something that many attributed to a series of health concerns,