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Chris Jericho and Bryan Danielson will face off on AEW Dynamite tonight for the promotion's Canadian debut in Toronto. The advertised card is below. (AEW)

* ROH World Championship: Chris Jericho (c) vs. Bryan Danielson
* AEW All-Atlantic Championship: PAC (c) vs. Orange Cassidy
* Luchasaurus vs. Jungle Boy
* Toni Storm & Hikaru Shida vs. Jamie Hayter & Britt Baker
* Swerve Strickland vs. Billy Gunn

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Here's the updated card for Hard Times 3. (NWA)

* NWA Worlds Heavyweight Championship: Trevor Murdoch (c) vs. Matt Cardona vs. Tyrus
* NWA World Women's Championship: Kamille (c) vs. KiLynn King
* NWA National Championship: Cyon (c) vs. Dak Draper
* NWA World Junior Heavyweight Championship: Homicide (c) vs. Kerry Morton
* NWA United States Tag Team Championship: The Fixers (c) vs. The Spectaculars
* NWA World Television Championship: AJ Cazana vs. Jordan Clearwater
* EC3 vs. Thom Latimer
* Nick Aldis vs. Odinson

According to a new AEW trademark filing, the team of Tony Nese & Josh Woods will be known as Varsity Athletes. (FF)

1:00 PM ET. Trent Beretta talks about rumors of what NJPW would have done with him before he left: "No, actually I really don't have any details. I don't know, I heard the same thing, but then I mostly saw it online. There was never anything like, 'If you stay here, you're going to be in the main event all the time.' Nobody said that or anything like that, but I guess it was maybe alluded to that, 'Yeah, you want to do single stuff instead of tag, you could do that,' but that's it. There was no real details."

The Voros Twins and Jody Threat are booked for the Dynamite in Toronto tonight, but they may be used in AEW Dark or Elevation matches. (FF)

Warner Bros. Discovery CCO Kathleen Finch talks about bringing more AEW content on board: "We really play in the sports space. One of the things that we're doing around sports is creating shoulder programming to hold onto those fans. AEW pulls huge numbers, so we are working with the wrestling team to figure out what new kind of content can we build that's not in a wrestling ring."