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<\/figure>\n After AEW Dynamite<\/em> and Rampage<\/em> went off the air, President Tony Khan came out to the live crowd and announced the official name of its upcoming video game. Its name: AEW: Fight Forever.<\/em><\/p>\n For habitual readers of wrestling \u201cdirt sheets<\/span>,\u201d the title of AEW\u2019s upcoming video game will come as no surprise following the promotion\u2019s trademarking of the name in late March<\/span>. <\/p>\n \u201cFight Forever\u201d is one of many infectious chants wrestling fans erupt into letting wrestlers know how impressed they are with their in-ring schmoving, hoping the slobber knocker slugfest on display never ends.<\/p>\n In addition to the live Pittsburgh audience\u2019s inside scoop for the game title, AEW ring announcer Justin Roberts invited fans to perform a series of chants, which would be recorded for the game<\/a><\/span>. What ensued was a rumble of chants<\/a><\/span> for AEW world heavyweight champion \u201cHangman\u201d Adam Page, dual Adam Cole \u201cBay Bay\u201d and \u201cBoom\u201d chants, and \u201cFTR,\u201d \u201cDax,\u201d and \u201cCash\u201d chants, and chants for the icon Sting. The recordings are indicative that these wrestlers will be playable, or at least present, in the game, alongside Kenny Omega, Chris Jericho, Darby Allin, Jungle Boy, and Hikaru Shida, who were already announced. <\/p>\n In September, AEW announced that the late, great Owen Hart<\/span> would join the roster as a playable character as well. The announcement came as a result of AEW\u2019s partnership with the non-profit charity, the Owen Hart Foundation. It will mark Hart\u2019s first appearance in a wrestling video game since Showdown: Legends of Wrestling<\/em><\/span> in 2004.<\/p>\n