The AJ Styles Show Comes To An End, El Grande Americano Gives Back

The AJ Styles Show is officially coming to an end.

Tony Giles announced earlier today through the podcast’s official Twitter account that the show will no longer continue after seven months. While the podcast itself is ending, Giles confirmed that the existing episodes will remain available, and the channel will be repurposed under a new name.

The channel has since been rebranded as “The Loose Cart Podcast.”

Giles thanked everyone who supported the show during its run and explained the plans for the channel moving forward.

“Hi guys,

Thank you for your support over the last 7 months. I have had a great time producing the show, but sadly the show will no longer be active. The old episodes will still be available; however, the channel is going nowhere and will be repurposed shortly.”

El Grande Americano is making an impact both inside and outside of the ring.

Earlier today, a children’s hospital in Mexico shared a heartfelt update on Facebook revealing that AAA Mega Champion El Grande Americano, along with Los Americanos and a WWE fan, recently visited the hospital’s oncology department.

The group also made a significant financial donation to help support treatments for children receiving care at the facility.

Hospital officials expressed their appreciation for the visit and donation, thanking the Americanos for their “gesture of solidarity” and for taking the time to bring support to the children and families being treated there. The post states,

“Today was a day full of magic, strength, and lots of smiles! 🥊✨ We had the great honor of welcoming three big stars from Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide to our institute, who brought all their energy to fill our brave warriors in the oncology department with joy. 👦👧❤️ 🙏 In a tremendous gesture of solidarity, the wrestlers and @Srhat73 demonstrated not only their greatness in the ring but also the greatness of their hearts by making a significant financial donation that will help support the children’s treatments.

“The biggest surprise went to the children in the oncology ward. The wrestlers spent time with them and gave them masks and championship belts autographed by themselves. 🏆🎭

Today they showed us that real superheroes do exist, and they don’t always wear capes—sometimes they wear masks! 🎭💪”

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