AEW Rampage Results 12/6/24

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AEW Rampage 12/6/24

From the Fishers Event Center in Fisher, Indiana! Tony Schiavone, Matt Menard, Excalibur, and Chris Jericho are on the call tonight.

Match #1. Continental Classic Blue League: Mark Briscoe (0) vs. Kazuchika Okada (1)

Drop toe hold by Okada sends Briscoe into the guard rail on the floor. Okada follows up and sends Briscoe into the ringpost head-first. Back in the ring, DDT by Okada. Briscoe is busted open, by the way. Hard elbows by Okada and a headbutt, but Briscoe fires back with some big chops. Briscoe runs right into a flapjack as we go to commercial. Running back elbow in the corner by Okada and some European uppercuts send Briscoe reeling. Briscoe tries to go up and over to the apron but Okada follows with a big boot. Both guys on the top rope now and Okada thinks superplex, but Briscoe hops over him and delivers some Redneck Kung Fu! More chops by Briscoe and a flying forearm. Running clothesline in the corner and a big T-bone suplex! Lariat by Briscoe and a Fisherman’s buster only get two! Briscoe tries for the Death Valley Driver but Okada goes to the eyes. Air Raid Crash neckbreaker by Okada. Body slam by Okada and a big elbow drop off the top rope. Okada flips everyone off but Briscoe counters a Rainmaker with a rolling Death Valley Driver! Briscoe goes up top… Froggy Bow! One, two, no! Okada counters a Jay Driller with a roll up for two. Tombstone by Okada and both guys are down! Briscoe hits the ropes but runs into a dropkick. Briscoe tries for the Jay Driller again but he can’t get him. Again he tries. Okada holds on to Briscoe’s wrist… Rainmaker! One, two, three!

Winner: Kazuchika Okada (4)

Rating: ***3/4. Strong opener tonight and Okada came in calm and cool, but Briscoe made him work towards the end.

Chris Jericho is here and he talks about being interrupted last night on Ring of Honor TV, and here’s his opponent for Final Battle.

Enter Matt Cardona.

Cardona says he isn’t the kid Jericho met fifteen years ago, and Jericho agrees, but says that at the end of the day… he’s still Zach. Jericho slaps Cardona and Cardona responds in kind, but here’s Bryan Keith. Keith blasts Cardona in the face with a belt buckle and Cardona is left laying.

Match #2. Continental Classic Blue League: The Beast Mortos (0) vs. Daniel Garcia (1)

Mortos misses a charge and eats a big boot. Two. Low dropkick by Garcia but Mortos suplexes him over the top and to the floor! Mortos tries to charge in the corner but Garcia sidesteps him and sends him flying into a steel chair. Mounted punches in the corner by Garcia. Garcia charges now but Mortos steps up and connects with a huge lariat. Back in the ring, pop-up Samoan drop by Mortos! Two count now as we go to a commercial. Back from break and Garcia delivers a standing vertical suplex. Running clothesline in the corner by Garcia but Mortos calls him on. Garcia winds up clubbing Mortos down but a Saito by Garcia gets two. Big boot by Mortos and a reverse Slingblade. Two. Snap mare and a neck twist by Mortos. Powerslam gets two. Garcia comes back with a superplex off the top but Mortos kicks out at two. Shoulder breaker by Mortos and a big discus lariat for two. Mortos goes up top but misses the corkscrew moonsault! Crucifix by Garcia gets two. Big overhands by Garcia but Mortos is back with a headbutt. Garcia stumbled but jackknifes Mortos for the win!

Winner: Daniel Garcia (4)

Rating: ***1/2. Garcia gets a much-needed win as Mortos drops to 0-2 in the tournament. Another strong match in the tournament with Garcia finally using his wrestling acumen to get the win.

Match #3. The Vendetta vs. ???

Pump kick by Deonna and a tag to Vakyrie. Running Meteora in the corner. Powerbomb by Deonna! Her opponent is not small and that was a big impact. Fujiwara armbar by Purrazzo gets the win.

Winners: The Venderra

Rating: NR

Match #4. Continental Classic Gold League: Ricochet (0) vs. Komander (0)

Deja vu head scissors by Komander but he runs into a big boot in the corner. Overhand chop by Komander and a rope walk arm drag attempt, but Ricochet springboards to the top rope and kicks Komander in the back of the head. Suicide dive by Ricochet! Springboard clothesline by Ricochet gets two. Hard hammer throw in the corner and Komander scoots under the bottom rope to the outside, but Ricochet pulls him in and drops a few elbows. Body slam byRicochet and The Peoples Moonsault. Two count. Back elbow by Ricochet and some kicks to the back as we go to commercial. Komander springboards off the ropes but right into a dropkick from Ricochet. Two count. Komander ducks a chop and springboards into a tieres that sends Ricochet to the floor. Running double jump moonsault to the floor by Komander! Back in the ring and Komander moonsaults off the middle rope into a DDT but Ricochet catches him with a Northern Light’s suplex, holds on, and hits a spinning brainbuster! Running Shooting Star Press by Ricochet gets two! Both guys on the top rope now but Komander drops Ricochet over the top rope throat-first. Springboard hurricanrana driver by Komander! One, two, no! Fans are on their feet for this one. Ripcord elbow by Komander and Ricochet fires back some elbows as both guys now trade in the middle of the ring. Hook kick by Komander! Running jump up twisting 450 splash by Komander! Two count! Komander wants the rope walk Shooting Star Press but Ricochet moves and Ricochet tries to suplex him to floor, but holds on, switches his feet, and brainbusters Komander on the apron! Springboard 450 back inside the ring and it only gets a two count! Running axe kick to the back of the head by Ricochet and a powerbomb into a running Death Valley Driver! Spirit Gun by Ricochet! One, two, three!

Winner: Ricochet

Rating: ***3/4. Just an awesome main event with Ricochet finally getting a win in the CC and showing what he *really* can do. Komander has a huge opportunity in the Continental Classic and he’s going to continue to deliver matches like this, because that’s what he does.

Final Thoughts: Rampage is expiring at the end of the year and they’re going out with a bang. Now THIS is sixty minutes of pro wrestling that would make a fan want to tune in. Three highly competitive matches with familiar names, and a showcase match, that’s the ticket. 8.75/10