Brand New AEW Dynamite Logo REVEALED

The first ever new coat of paint for AEW's flagship show has been revealed. First impressions?

Feb 28, 2024 February 28th, 2024

Following reports confirmed by Tony Khan that big aesthetic changes were coming to Dynamite in March, All Elite Wrestling have followed through on the first stages by revealing brand new logo for the flagship.

The rebadged branding appeared at the end of a X post promoting an upcoming Winnipeg, MB taping of Dynamite and Rampage in May, and thus appeared with an added Canadian flag background.

This reveal subsequently prompted Wrestling Observer and Mat Men's Andrew Zarian to post that he'd seen a "very similar logo with a different colour variant", with an eagle-eyed Redditor catching a since-deleted post of an image of the end of the word with colours similar to the original rainbow splash that adorned the 2019 branding.

All of this follows on from a Tony Khan Valentine's Day tweet where he promised a new set for the post-Revolution edition of the show. As for the Dynamite aesthetics in general, this will be the first major update to the look since January 4th 2023 when the shows original tunnels/chandelier look was replaced with the large square LED screens that make up the stage to date.

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