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Here's an update from Wade Keller on Cody Rhodes: "Cody and WWE haven't confirmed it but Cody is going to WWE and he's going to get a big push. Vince McMahon is going to treat this as a big deal. Everybody I talked to thinks Vince loves the idea of acquiring a co-founder and EVP and, you know, main event wrestler. He just held their secondary singles title not that long ago, and having him show up on WWE TV is something that Vince is very interested in taking advantage of and making money on it. It could even be a situation where Cody is in a major match at WrestleMania. I fully expect Cody to be on WrestleMania either as a wrestler or making his first appearance. I don't know if they can hold back on putting him on TV so I could even see him appearing on Raw or SmackDown next week. I'm not aware of there being any kind of non-compete at this point since he's been a free agent for a while so Cody could appear. I wouldn't be shocked if there's even some augmentation to the booking plans for WrestleMania perhaps related to the Elimination Chamber in order to set the stage for Cody to do something really big at WrestleMania. I think Cody will get a big push, at least at first. You know, there's different opinions on whether Vince is going to resent Cody for creating competition or admire Cody for his entrepreneurial spirit and being classy about it the whole way. You know, Paul Heyman, Eric Bischoff, Jeff Jarrett, they all competed with Vince and they all got jobs again. So, you know, we'll, we'll see how it goes. Vince saw Cody as a mid-carder. He saw Christian as a mid-carder. Christian went to Impact Wrestling and won a world title. He came back, he got a better push, but it wasn't at the level of Edge, which is what, you know, Christian always wanted. He wanted to be at the Edge level."

Minoru Suzuki is coming to the U.S. for two New Japan shows -- Dallas on April 1st and Chicago on April 16th.

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Here's the announced lineup for Dynamite tonight. (AEW)

* AEW TNT Championship: Sammy Guevara (c) vs. Darby Allin
* Face of the Revolution Ladder Match qualifier: Wardlow vs. Max Caster
* No Disqualifications: Mercedes Martinez vs. Thunder Rosa
* Chris Jericho & Jake Hager vs. Santana & Ortiz
* Bryan Danielson vs. Lee Moriarty
* CM Punk to reveal time, place and rules for rematch vs. MJF

Serena Deeb vs. Liiza Hall has been added to TERMINUS II.

Chris Jericho's current AEW deal runs through at least 2024. (WO)

1:00 PM ET. From AEW: "Two days ahead of the launch of its new collaboration album, Who We Are: A Celebration of Excellence, Vol. 1, AEW announced the launch of a live concert experience, AEW Music Live! with its first-ever show in Orlando on Saturday, March 5. Taking place at The Venue at UCF ahead of the highly anticipated AEW REVOLUTION pay-per-view, AEW Music LIVE! adds yet another dimension to the footprint of AEW Themes, which continues to captivate listeners across the world with chart-topping music."

WWE has until March 15th to respond to MLW's lawsuit. (PWI)

Speaking of MLW, Octagon Jr. will debut at SuperFight on February 26th.

Cody Rhodes doesn't have any ownership stake in AEW, nor do any of the other "Executive Vice Presidents" still with the company. Tony Khan owns 100% of All Elite Wrestling. (WO)