Wrestling transcends the ring: AEW’s special episodes become a beacon of hope for those affected by the devastating Maui fires.

In the world of professional wrestling, where storylines and rivalries captivate audiences, All Elite Wrestling (AEW) is setting a new narrative that resonates with compassion and solidarity. Tony Khan, the dynamic president of AEW, has announced a heartwarming initiative to aid the victims of the recent Maui wildfires. The upcoming episodes of “Fight for the Fallen,” which include the much-anticipated “Dynamite,” “Rampage,” and “Collision,” will not just be about high-flying moves and dramatic finishes. Instead, they’ll embody the community and giving spirit, channeling all proceeds to the Maui Food Bank.

The wildfires in Maui have been nothing short of catastrophic, claiming over 55 lives and leaving countless others displaced. In these trying times, AEW’s gesture is a testament to the wrestling community’s spirit, unity, and ability to rally behind a noble cause.

“Fight for the Fallen” has always been a platform that transcends the usual wrestling narratives. Over the years, it has supported various causes, from aiding gun violence victims to providing COVID-19 relief. This year, as it champions the cause of the Maui wildfire victims, it reminds fans worldwide of the power of sports – not just as entertainment but as a force for positive change.

Based on the horrific fires in Maui,
I've changed AEW's upcoming schedule to provide assistance.

Next week on Wed/Fri/Sat, it's
AEW Fight For The Fallen 2023 on#AEWDynamite#AEWRampage#AEWCollision

Proceeds from AEW on 8/16 Nashville + 8/19 Lexington will go to @MauiFoodBank.

— Tony Khan (@TonyKhan) August 11, 2023