AEW
On AEW Dynamite, a heel turn led to a new alliance that could shape the future of AEW: Jay White and the Bang Bang Gang with The Dogs.
AEW Dynamite seemingly debuted a brand new supergroup after Jay White and the Bang Bang Gang (The Gunns and Juice Robinson) aligned with David Finlay and Clark Connors’ The Dogs in a shocking post-match attack.
Attack on Moxley runs amok

After Jon Moxley defeated Roderick Strong in an eliminator match by which Strong could earn a future opportunity at Moxley’s AEW Continental Championship via submission – Strong found himself subject of an attack.
With The Dogs Clark Connors and David Finlay running out to deliver a beatdown on Strong, Moxley would turn back to help the star but find himself subject of the attack.
While Gabe Kidd ran out next to prevent further fracas, he would end up getting beat down by The Dogs.
The next do-gooders who attempted to help were Jay White, Orange Cassidy and Kyle O’Reilly after White previously teamed with Cassidy earlier in the night.
However things took an ugly turn when White hit his finisher on Cassidy in the ring, making it clear that his heel turn was official.
Took them all to take out Claudio

One intriguing piece of the segment is while most of the babyfaces fell relatively quickly, Claudio Castagnoli would not give up in the fight.
Showing resilience through numerous rounds of attack from the new supergroup, it was an excellent reminder that no one on the AEW roster should forget about the technical power of Claudio.
Despite his particularly strong showing in the segment, overall the Death Riders would end up appearing not only down and out but outnumbered as well.
Intriguingly involving the likes of O’Reilly, Cassidy and Strong into the overall conflict, it could be a signal that there is a new babyface alliance coming in order to combat the evildoers.
The Death Riders are fully a babyface faction

As if the crowd reaction hadn’t been enough, the official babyface reveal of the Death Riders is perhaps one of the most intriguing moments of the heel turn of White.
Absolutely launching the group into the same babyface footing as the beloved Conglomeration faction, an entirely new super group could spring forth.
With the Death Riders equally able to make an alliance with a fellow group, it could be that there is a bigger story building with each faction expanding.
However, it does seem as though the central piece of the growing feud is set to be Jay White targeting Jon Moxley. While Moxley remains the reigning AEW Continental Champion, it could be that Jay White’s attack has championship intentions.
With a lot of moveable pieces in a potential future feud, it does seem as though there is plenty of violence to go around.
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