Seven title matches tonight as AEW heads to the birthplace of Extreme!
- Women’s Owen Hart Foundation Tournament: Mercedes Mone vs. Julia Hart
- Owen Hart Foundation Tournament: Will Ospreay vs. Kevin Knight
- Owen Hart Foundation Tournament: Mark Briscoe vs. Kyle Fletcher
- Ring of Honor World Championship or Mask: Chris Jericho (c) vs. Bandido
- AEW World Tag Team Championship: The Hurt Syndicate (c) vs. The Learning Tree
- AEW World Trios Championship: Death Riders vs. RatedFTR
- AEW TNT Championship No Time Limit Match: Daniel Garcia (c) vs. Adam Cole
- AEW Women’s World Championship: Toni Storm (c) vs. Megan Bayne
- AEW International Championship: Kenny Omega (c) vs. Ricochet vs. “Speedball” Mike Bailey
- AEW World Heavyweight Championship: Jon Moxley (c) vs. Swerve Strickland
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AEW Dynasty 2025
Live from the Liacouras Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania! Taz, Jim Ross, and Excalibur are on the call tonight and we’re getting started with the Owen Hart Foundation Tournament!
Match #1. Owen Hart Foundation Tournament: Kevin Knight vs. Will Ospreay
Knight gets hung up in the ropes early and Ospreay sends him to the floor with a big boot. Huge plancha by Ospreay, who then bows down to the Owen trophy at ringside. Hard chops by Ospreay back inside the ring and Knight can’t take too much more… so he responds in kind. Big lariat by Knight and a UFO splash gets two. Knight looks for a suplex but Ospreay counters with Stundog Millionaire and a corkscrew kick for a two count. A few awkward spots here as both guys look to get on the same page Spanish Fly by Ospreay and both guys are down. Ospreay maintains wrist control and chops Knight, but Knight asks him to bring it… and he does. Knight elbows his way back and floors Ospreay. Backflip off the chest by Ospreay and Knight fires back with a dropkick. Ospreay heads up top but Knight hurricanranas him off. Ospreay rolls outside and Knight planchas over the ring post! Ospreay catches Knight coming back in the ring with a kick to the chest, and he tries for a sunset bomb. Knight holds on, Ospreay tries a Styles Clash, and Knight counters into a DDT! Referee is counting Ospreay out but Knight comes off the top with a springboard lariat! Inside the ring, Knight plants Ospreay with a rolling thunder jumping DDT! Two count! Dragonrana by Knight out of a Styles Clash! Two count. Ospreay tries for an OsCutter but Knight counters with a dropkick to the back of the head. UFO splash off the top by Knight! One, two, no! Knight tries the springboard lariat but Ospreay counters with an OsCutter. Styles Clash by Ospreay! Two count. OsCutter! Two count… again! Hidden Blade ends this one.
Winner: Will Ospreay
Rating: ****. Despite a few slight miscues, this was an excellent opening match that had the crowd on their feet the entire time. Knight is absolutely going to be a star in AEW with this sort of an introduction and Will Ospreay is untouchable.
Match #2. AEW World Tag Team Championship: The Hurt Syndicate (c) vs. The Learning Tree
Bill muscles Lashley to the outside and they have to reset. Bill tries to get back in the ring but Benjamin runs up and catches him with a step-up knee. Benjamin gets the tag and so does Keith Back body drop by Benjamin. Keith gets dumped to the outside and thrown into the LED board as Lashley gets the tag. Delayed vertical suplex to Bill but he’s back up. Arm drag by Benjamin out of a choke slam attempt. Benjamin charges in the corner and eats a boot from Bill. Avalanche by Bill but Lashley runs over Keith and drills Bill with a Complete Shot. Snake Eyes by Bill to Lashley and he dumps him over the top with a clothesline. Bill follows Lashley on the outside and he gets punched in the face by a fan! But the fan is… MJF! Benjamin and Lashley look at each other and now look at MJF. Back inside the ring it’s a big German suplex to Keith by Benjamin, and now the interceptor spear by Lashley. That’ll do it.
Winner and STILL AEW World Tag Team Champions: The Hurt Syndicate
Rating: **1/2. Fine tag match here but there was never a threat of a title change. I like Keith and Bill as a tag team but Hurt Syndicate are on another level and they should be champions for a while.
Match #3. Women’s Owen Hart Foundation Tournament: Mercedes Mone vs. Julia Hart
Tieres by Hart but Mone drop toe holds her into the middle turnbuckle. Harley Cameron is shown watching in the back, with her puppet. Tree of Woe by Mone and some boots to the chest. Mone looks for the Statement Maker but Hart rolls her up for two. Mone looks for the step up arm drag and slips, and the crowd boos, despite her completing the arm drag anyway. Hart now does her own version and goes old school, now she bounces Mone’s head off the mat. Both women fight to the outside and Mone bounces Hart’s back off the LED board and follows up with a Meteora off the apron. Back inside the ring Mone gets a two count. Basement Meteora back inside the ring. Three amigos by Mone but Hart snaps the arm down on the third one. Hart looks for a moonsault but Mone gets the knees up. Two count. Mone goes up top and Hart brings her back in with a spider superplex. Mone gets dumped to the outside and Hart comes off the top with a crossbody. Satellite DDT back inside the ring by Hart for two. Mone counters another DDT attempt with a tombstone into a lung blower! Both women are down. Mone looks for the Mone Maker but Hart counters into a tarantula! Hart swings underneath the ropes right into an Octopus Stretch, but Mone falls into the ropes. Hart goes up top for a moonsault but Mone gets the feet to the face! A pair of backstabbers by Mone now as Hart somehow fights out of a third attempt. Crucifix Bomb by Hart (kind of) gets a two count. Hart counters the Mone Maker into Hartless! Mone is close to tapping but she rolls Hart up for two. Mone now locks in the Mone Maker in the middle of the ring and Hart tries to fight out… but can’t! Hart taps!
Winner: Mercedes Mone
Rating: ***3/4. Heck of a showing by Julia Hart here, but Mone wasn’t losing. The field is stacked for the Women’s Owen Hart Foundation Tournament and the eventual showdown with Athena is on the horizon.
Match #4. AEW World Trios Championship: Rated FTR vs. The Death Riders
The fans serenade Cope with this theme acapella, and FTR are here for it. The entire arena is chanting “F You Yuta”, for some reason, even though he’s from the area. Yuta is unphased. Pac and Dax start as Pac gets a quick roll up for two. Dax gets one of his own. Pac looks for the Brutalizer early but Dax gets to the ropes. Cash in now with a shoulder block to Yuta. Hard chops by Cash and now Claudio is in the ring, eating right hands from everyone. Avalanche powerslam by Cash after Dax and Cope hoist Claudio onto his shoulders. Tope suicida by Cash. Cash goes up top but Yuta throws him into a European uppercut behind the referee’s back. Quick tags by Death Riders as Yuta is in now but he jumps into the waiting arms of a Cash powerslam. Cash is trying to make the tag to Cope and he.. no, Dax steals the tag! Dax with right hands to everyone and a short-arm lariat to Yuta. One for Claudio, but Claudio doesn’t budge. Two. Three. Claudio pops Dax up but Dax counters with a back slide for two. Cope locks the Grindhouse in on Yuta as Dax and Claudio engage in a slap fest, before popping both Cope and Dax up into European uppercuts. Yuta gets the tag now and it’s the Big Swing into a dropkick to Dax! Two count. Tombstone by Pac and the Fastball Special to Dax! Now another one with Pac! One, two, no! Cash breaks up the pin. Huge back body drop to Yuta by Cope. Lariat to Pac. Flapjack Yuta. Impaler DDT to Pac! One, two, no! Cope now up on the top rope with Pac… superplex! Big splash by Cash! Headbutt by Dax! Super Duper Power Plex? Two count! Springboard dropkick by Yuta to Cope. Dax is legal though, and he plants Yuta with a slingshot powerbomb! Pac is legal though and he locks in the Brutalizer! Claudio and Yuta are preventing anyone from making the save, but Cash drags Yuta on to Pac to break up the submission! Shatter Machine to Yuta and a spear! One, two, NO! Claudio breaks up the pin! Cope tries to spear Yuta but Yuta leap frogs him, and Cope comes up short before hitting Dax. Cope apologizes and Yuta shoves him into Dax and they hit heads! Cope falls to the outside as Yuta drills Dax with the Busaiku Knee for the win!
Winners and STILL AEW World Trios Champions: The Death Riders
Rating: ***3/4. Excellent trios match here with the story taking place after the match, but the Death Riders come out victorious.
Cash and Cope help Dax up as everyone hugs it out. Wait, I take that back! Dax spikes Cope with a piledrive! Dax grabs a pair of chairs and puts one under the head of Cope! Cash is in the ring and Dax hands him the chair. Cash pushes Dax down and helps Cope up. SHATTER MACHINE TO COPE! WAIT… SPIKE PILEDRIVER ON THE CHAIR! DAX GRABS THE CHAIR, BUT CASH TAKES IT FROM HIM.. CONCHAIRTO! ANOTHER ONE!
Doc Sampson is in the ring and they do the stretcher job for Cope. The announcer’s are stunned as we go to a video package for Megan Bayne and Toni Storm.
Match #5. AEW Women’s World Championship: Toni Storm (c) w/ Luther vs. Megan Bayne w/ Penelope Ford
Storm’s dressed as Rocky here as we see a video of her training in the streets and running the famous steps. Bayne in control early with a big body slam, followed by a fall away slam. Bayne tries a plancha to the outside but takes out Luther by accident, allowing Storm to tornado DDT Bayne off the back of him! Back in the ring, a diving crossbody block gets a two count. Storm hits the ropes and Ford trips her up, allowing Bayne to boot her in the face. Shoulder blocks in the corner by Bayne and she’s dominating the champion. Storm attempts a Thesz Press but Bayne holds on and tosses her with an overhead belly to belly suplex. Two. Three! Ford is trying to choke Storm over the ropes behind the referee’s back, but Luther is her to fireman’s carry Ford all the way to the back. Thesz Press by Storm and hard right hands. Avalanche by Storm in the corner and another tornado DDT. Storm thinks Storm Zero but Bayne sends her to the apron and brings her in the hard way with a deadlift back suplex! Bayne heads up top, maybe for a moonsault, but Storm catches her. Both women on the top rope and Storm back suplexes her off AND BAYNE LANDS ON HER FACE. SCARY. Thankfully Bayne rotated just enough. Phew. German suplex by Storm! Bayne retreats to the corner and Storm tries a running hip attack, but Bayne is up, catches Storm, and tosses her with a German suplex! Twisting Falcon Arrow by Bayne! Two count. Storm ducks udner and connects with another Geman suplex. Running hip attack by Storm but Bayne stands up! Headbutt by Storm! Another running hip attack! Make that three! FOUR! Storm Zero! ONE COUNT. BAYNE KICKS OUT AT ONE. LARIATS BY BAYNE! Liger Bomb by Bayne. Bayne looks for Fate’s Descent but Storm cradles her for the one, two, three!
Winner and STILL AEW Women’s World Champion: Toni Storm
Rating: ****. Everything about this match was thought out, and it was beautiful. Storm wore the Rocky 3 colors, comparing Bayne to Clubber Lang. Storm threw everything she had at Bayne but it wasn’t enough, so Storm had to go back to her roots and win with the cradle, like she did during her in-between phase. Excellent storytelling.
Match #6. Owen Hart Foundation Tournament: Mark Briscoe vs. Kyle Fletcher
Fletcher starts hot with a huge boot to the face as Don Callis joins the commentary table. Briscoe back with a uranage and some Redneck Kung Fu. Superkick by Flethcer on the apron but Briscoe back body drops him. Blockbuster off the apron by Briscoe! Spicy elbow from the top of the LED board by Briscoe. Briscoe sets up a chair in the ring to launch off of, but Feltcher cuts him off. Half-and-half suplex by Fletcher on the unfolded chair! Brutal! Two count. Apron powerbomb by Fletcher! Fletcher picks up Briscoe.. and powerbombs him on the CORNER OF THE LED BOARD. WOW. Briscoe somehow beats the ten-count. Running leg lariat in the corner by Fletcher. Fletcher sets Briscoe up for the turnbuckle brainbuster but Briscoe bites his head and shoves him off. Shotgun dropkick by Briscoe as Brody King is shown watching from the back. Hard chops now by Fletcher and both guys hit the ropes and it’s a double clothesline that turns both guys inside out. Redneck Kung Fu by Briscoe! Running forearm by Briscoe and a corner lariat. Fisherman’s Buster! Two count. Briscoe looks for the Death Valley Driver but Fletcher counters with a lawn dart into the bottom turnbuckle. Both guys on the apron now as Briscoe thinks about a Death Valley Driver, but Fletcher counters with a BRAINBUSTER ON THE APRON. WOW. PROTOBUSTER IN THE MIDDLE OF THE RING. ONE. TWO. NO! Fletcher sets Briscoe up on the top rope but Briscoe jumps off and lands on his feet. Briscoe wants the Cutthroat Driver! Fletcher holds on to the top turnbuckle, so Briscoe changes course and tosses him with a Razor’s Edge! Froggy Bow! Fletcher rolls him up for two. Roll up by Briscoe for two. CUTTHROAT DRIVER! THAT’S GOTTA BE IT. BRISCOE CRAWLS TO MAKE THE COVER BUT FLETCHER HAS ALREADY ROLLED OUTSIDE! Briscoe goes up top and comes off with a Froggy Bow to the outside! Back inside the ring, another Froggy Bow attempt but Fletcher with a pair of boots to the ribs. Running Helluva Kick in the corner. Two! Turnbuckle brainbuster and this one is over!
Winner: Kyle Fletcher
Rating: ****1/2. I DON’T CARE HOW MANY TIMES THEY WRESTLE, GIMME MORE. I love Mark Briscoe. I love Kyle Fletcher. They’re two of my favorite wrestlers on the planet today and they had no reason to overdeliver like this, and they did. Unbelievable effort from both guys in a VERY tough spot on the card.
Match #7. Ring of Honor World Heavyweight Championship: Chris Jericho vs. Bandido
Speaking of a tough spot on the card, poor Jericho. Bandido with a plancha early and he beats on Jericho around the ringside area, greeting his mother in the front row. Tornillo off the top back in the ring by Bandido gets two. Vertical suplex by Bandido, but he holds Jericho up for over a full minute. Jericho rolls to the apron and Bandido connects with a running dropkick that sends Jericho into the ring post. Bandido charges Jericho on the apron and Jericho catches him, and powerbombs him OFF THE APRON TO THE FLOOR AS BANDIDO’S HEAD SNAPS BACK! Jericho now badmouths Bandido’s mother, who’s crying at ringside. Bandido is in rough shape as Jericho is just toying with him at this point. Jericho leans over the top to taunt Bandido’s mother from the ring, and Bandido counters with a sunset flip powerbomb. Bandido tries to powerbomb Jericho off the top but Jericho counters with a hurricanrana! Bandido is back with a military press, one armed! Frog splash from the top by Bandido gets two. Bandido looks for another tornillo from the top which Jericho counters into an anti-air Code Breaker! Long two count. Bandido ducks under and hoists Jericho up, inverted GTS! Bandido struggles with the 21 Plex and Jericho rolls through for a two count. Walls of Jericho are locked in the center of the ring now. Bryan Keith now hobbles down to ringside, but Gravity is back and he fights Keith to the back. Jericho grabs Floyd behind the referee’s back and hits Bandido. Jericho crawls over and covers Bandido for the one, two.. three!
Aubrey Edwards is at ringside with Bandido’s family, and they tell her that Jericho cheated and used the bat. Aubrey brings Bandido’s mom over, and she finds the bat. Aubrey talks to Bryce Remsberg, and the match will restart!
Jericho grabs Bandido’s sister, but she slaps him in the face and Bandido follows up with a big boot! Inverted GTS by Bandido and the 21 Plex finishes it!
Winner and NEW Ring of Honor World Champion: Bandido
Rating: **3/4. There was a lot of Memphis in this match, that’s for sure. Lots of chicanery, restarts, false finishes, outside interference, etc. But whatever, it’s a Chris Jericho match. That being said, Bandido is the right person to carry the title and all is well.
Match #8. No Time Limit, No Interference for the AEW TNT Championship: Daniel Garcia (c) vs. Adam Cole
Garcia mounts Cole in the corner early, but Cole shrugs him off to the apron and superkicks him to the floor. Cole looks for the Panama Sunrise off the apron but he lands awkwardly on the bad ankle. Garcia sees it and attacks immediately, shotgun dropkicking Cole into the guard rail. Back in the ring, a pair of dragon screw leg whips by Garcia, as Cole tries to hide the leg. Ushigaroshi by Cole. Cole tries a Panama Sunrise again but Garcia back body drops him and catches him with a brutal lariat. Spinning Gotch Style piledriver by Garcia gets two. Back drop suplex by Cole and a superkick to the face. Garcia catches another superkick attempt and locks in an ankle lock. Cole crawls to the ring and somehow gets there. Garcia shoves Cole into the steel steps on the outside, but Cole gets the upper hand and tries to brainbuster Gacia on the steps, and both guys land awkwardly. Panama Sunrise on the floor! Back in the ring, Cole drops the kneepad to lower the boom, but Garcia plays possum. Cradle for Gacia gets two. Panama Sunrise by Garcia DRILLS Cole! Garcia lowers the boom! One, two, no! Garcia is fed up and he drops hammer fists on Cole’s bad ankle. Garcia now tries to piledrive Cole off the top rope, but Cole fights him off. Panama Sunrise! Garcia crawls to the opposite corner and Cole hits another one! Cole lowers the boom! One, two, three!
Winner and NEW TNT Champion: Adam Cole
Rating: ***1/4. Perfectly fine match here, although it’s a heck of a tough spot in the show if we’re being honest. The match was good, and Cole is finally a singles champion in AEW.
After the match, both guys shake hands and we’re off.
Match #9. AEW International Championship: Kenny Omega (c) vs. “Speedball” Mike Bailey vs. Ricochet
Ricochet bails to the outside and decides to let Bailey and Omega go at it. Diving crossbody off the top by Omega and a hurricanrana. Ricochet in with a hurricanrana of his own now and Omega tries to trap him in an armbar. Bailey in with rapid fire round kicks to both guys. Ricochet misses a springboard clothesline and Bailey with a tope suicida into a hurricanrana. Ricochet tries a plancha as both guys move and slap his bald head. Hilarious. Bailey gets free of the YOU CAN’T ESCAPE and pulls Omega over the LED board, roundhouse kicking him in the chest. Ricochet on top of the LED board, as he FUs Bailey on to Omega! In the ring, Ricochet gets a two count on Bailey. Carthweel kick to Omega on the apron by Ricochet. Diving neckbreaker by Ricochet to Bailey, causing Bailey to DDT Omega! Bailey and Omega are on opposite sides of the ring and Ricochet dives on both. Ricochet takes the headset from Tony Schiavone but Bailey flies in and kicks him in the face. Missile dropkick from the top but Bailey misses the Shooting Star Press. YOU CANT ESCAPE by Omega but he misses the moonsault and Ricochet is there with a lariat. Back slide by Bailey gets two. Ricochet covers both in the cruficix for two. Bailey with a double crucifix gets two. One by Omega gets two! Double head kick to Omega and then Bailey and Ricochet take each other out. All three guys are down and the fans respond in kind. Omega sends both Ricochet and Bailey to the outside and follows up with the Terminator dive. Ricochet follows with a twisting moonsault to the floor, which Bailey leapfrogs and moonsault of the top rope! Standing moonsault kne drop by Bailey on to Ricochet AND Omega! Twisting back heel kick by Bailey FLOORS Omega! Ricochet grabs the referee just before the three count. Bailey tries a moonsault knee drop on the apron but Ricochet moves and Bailey lands hard on the apron. Ricochet clips the knees out of Bailey on the floor. Ricochet catches Omega on the top rope, and Bailey catches him! Avalanche poisonrana by Bailey to Ricochet! Omega drops Bailey face-first on the top of the ring post. Snap dragon to Bailey! Snap dragon to Ricochet! Bailey has Ricochet in the full nelson and Omega sneaks up Bailey and Omega sneaks up on both guys. TRIPLE SNAP DRAGON! V-Trigger to Ricochet! V-Trigger to Bailey! Ricochet escapes the One-Winged Angel but Omega settles for the wheelbarrow suplex. Back heel kick by Bailey and he rolls Omega up, as Ricochet jumps on top again but only gets two. Dragon screw by Ricochet to Bailey. Omega lines up a V-Trigger but he runs into a foot from Bailey. Spinning hook kick in the corner. Shooting Star but Bailey lands on his feet. 450 splash by Ricochet! Bailey rolls up Ricochet for two. Vertigo to Bailey! One, two, no! Ricochet loads up the Spirit Gun but Ricochet gets pulled to the floor and Bailey kicks Omega in the face. Bailey goes up top but Ricochet shoves him off and he lands on Omega, Omega then follows up with a Shooting Star Press. Two count. Shooting Star to Bailey but he gets the knees up and cradles him for two. Ultimate Weapon by Bailey to Ricochet! Omega is struggling to get up but he delivers the V-Trigger to break up the pin. Omega wants the One Winged Angel but Ricochet shoves him and hits a poisonrana! All three guys are on the top rope, Omega sneaks behind Ricochet…AVALANCHE ONE WINGED ANGEL. Bailey’s food is caught in the Tree of Woe and he can’t make the save, either.
Winner and STILL AEW International Champion: Kenny Omega
Rating: ****1/2. Absolute war between three of the best. Speedball has become an instant legeld and he’s thrown in there with some of the best in the company, so that will help. This match had it all, and everyone looked like a force to be reckoned with.
After the match, Omega is in the ring and he sips on his water in the corner.
RAINMAKER! OKADA IS HERE! Omega bails!
Match #10. AEW World Heavyweight Championship: Jon Moxley (c) vs. Swerve Strickland
Slow start until Swerve starts laying in some of the hardest elbows on record. Snap mare by Swerve and a diving European uppercut to the back of the neck. Moxley gets sent to the floor with an inside-out tieres and Swerve follows up with a pump kick off the apron. Swerve throws Moxley into the guard rail before rolling him in the ring and going up top, only to get caught with a right elbow that drops him to the apron and then floor. Double axe handle off the apron by Moxley as he throws Swerve over the announcer’s table, taking out most of the commentators. Moxley grabs the steel steps now, as Swerve is bleeding from the forehead. Moxley now focusing the attack on the cut before DDTing SWERVE ON THE STEEL STEPS! Swerve somehow makes it in the ring before the ten count, as Moxley again peels away at the cut on Swerve’s face, before biting it. X-Plex by Moxley, who’s seemingly enjoying this. Moxley grabs a kimura and rolls through, forcing Swerve to his back. Swerve gets to the ropes and starts firing back with elbows and boots. Hip toss by Swerve, who maintains control, and spins around in a vertical suplex. Swerve captures a boot, ducks underneath, hooks the leg, and drops Moxley over his knee with a back breaker. Rolling Thunder Flatliner attempt by Swerve but Moxley counters with an Ace Crusher! Inverted headlock takedown by Moxley as he transitions to the bulldog choke! From the bulldog choke to a rear naked now, band back to the bulldog choke. Swerve pushes off the ropes and gets to his feet, and now connects with the Flatliner! Two count. Houescall by Swerve! Swerve backs up and shakes his head, looking for another Housecall. Who’s house?! Swerve runs into a King Kong Lariat though. Moxley now does the same! Now everyone is down. Marina Shafir rolls in the ring and she’s got the briefcase. Prince Nana prevents her from getting physical and causing the DQ. Shafir blasts Nana with the briefcase. Moxley dives for the Ace Crusher but Swerve shoves Shafi in the way and she eats it! Paradigm Shift by Swerve! One, two, no! Swerve goes up top… Swerve Stomp attempt but Moxley just tosses him to the floor. Moxley pulls out a ladder from underneath the ring, opening it and wedging it in the corner by the guardrail. Both guys are on the top of the ladder now, and Swerve bounces Moxley’s head of the top. Swerve now bites at the face of Moxley. SWERVE STOMP OFF THE LADDER THROUGH THE SPANISH ANNOUNCE TABLE! Both guys somehow make it back to the ring and trade elbows in the center of the ring. Moxley kicks the knee of Swerve and grabs a chair, throwing it at the face of Swerve but hitting referee Paul Turner instead. Hangman is here! Page looks for a Buckshot but Pac, Yuta, and Claudio are here putting the boots to him. Busiaku Knee by Yuta but Page pulls Claudio into it. Page dumps Pac. Page is getting jumped by The Death Riders but the Opps are here and they all fight to the back! Swerve blasts Moxley in the face with a chair! Swerve goes up top! Swerve Stomp!
LIGHTS GO OUT.
THE YOUNG BUCKS ARE BACK. BTE TRIGGER TO SWERVE?! BOOOOOOOOOO.
The Young Bucks bail as Moxley rolls in the ring and makes the cover for the win!
Winner and STILL AEW World Heavyweight Champion: Jon Moxley
Rating: ***1/2. Well, that was unexpected. We’re left with more questions than answers, but we got a lot of interesting storylines ahead of us and we got a pretty darn good main event here.
Final Thoughts: To the surprise of no one, AEW has once again delivered on PPV. A main show that clocked in at over four hours, I think speaking conservatively we could have trimmed 2, maybe 3 matches off of the show. Go out of your way to check out the International Championship match, Fletcher/Briscoe, and Storm/Bayne. Yes there may have been a few too many matches, but we did get some great wrestling and some real interesting storyline developments. FTR turning on Cope was violent and unexpected, nobody expected The Bucks to return, what’s going on with Hangman? The immediate future for AEW is very bright, as we’ve got some familiar names in big spots, while simultaneously helping to grow the stars of tomorow like Kevin Knight, Megan Bayne, Julia Hart, Kyle Fletcher, and more. 8.75/10.
