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The Kenny Omega vs. Joey Janela match revealed on social media last night has now been made official for AEW Dynamite this Wednesday. The updated card for the show is below. (AEW)

* Cody Rhodes with Arn Anderson vs. Angelico with Jack Evans
* Hangman Page, John Silver, and Alex Reynolds vs. Matt Hardy and Private Party
* The Acclaimed vs. SCU
* Serena Deeb and Big Swole vs. Ivelisse and Diamante
* Inner Circle (Chris Jericho, MJF, Sammy Guevara, Santana, Ortiz, Jake Hager, and Wardlow) vs. Top Flight, Brandon Cutler, Varsity Blondes, and Best Friends
* AEW World Title Eliminator Match – No DQ / Anything Goes Match: Kenny Omega w/ Don Callis vs. Joey Janela w/ Sonny Kiss

The latest New Japan Strong results are below. (NJPW)

* Clark Connors & The DKC def. The Riegel Twins via Inside Cradle by DKC on Logan Riegel (5:21)
* Tanga Loa, Chase Owens & Hikuleo def. Juice Robinson, David Finlay & Misterioso via Apeshit by Loa on Misterioso (6:25)
* Tama Tonga def. ACH via Gunstun (11:12)
* Jay White def. Karl Fredericks via Bladerunner (11:06)

The card for Final Resolution on Impact Plus tonight is below. (IW)

* Impact World Championship Match: Rich Swann vs. Chris Bey
* Impact Knockouts Championship Match: Deonna Purrazzo vs. Rosemary
* Impact X-Division Championship ‘Defeat Rohit’ Open Challenge: Rohit Raju vs. TBD
* The North Gets Tag Title Shot If Ethan Page Wins: Ethan Page vs. Karl Anderson
* Larry D's Freedom On The Line, Old School Rules Match: Tommy Dreamer vs. Larry D.
* Havok and Nevaeh vs. The Sea Stars
* Tenille Dashwood & Kaleb with a K vs. Alisha & Eddie Edwards
* Eric Young vs. Rhino
* Hernandez vs. Fallah Bahh (Kiera Hogan as guest referee, Tasha Steelz as guest announcer)

On his latest podcast Bret Hart says WWF only gave him a day off once -- after he won King of the Ring in 1993: "I always thought Bam Bam Bigelow was the best big man in wrestling. Like, he could do everything. He could do cartwheels. He could jump off the top rope and drop an elbow on you and never hurt you. He was always safe and such a pro, such a born wrestler. I'm sure when Bam Bam Bigelow was three or four years old, he could wrestle then. He was just born to be a wrestler, and I loved working with him. I loved the match he gave me. After that (KOTR finals) match, I remember after I won that match, they gave me the day off the next day. I remember I could hardly get out of bed. That was the only time, to my memory, that they said, 'You worked so hard last night you can take today off.' And I accepted that. I was like, 'Thank you. I will take the day off and I'll enjoy every bit of it!'"