- Allysin Kay vs. Toni Storm
- Kyle Fletcher vs. Action Andretti
- Dark Order vs. Mogul Embassy
- The Acclaimed & Daddy Ass vs. Kip Sabian, Butcher, & Blade
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AEW Rampage 5/13/23
Jim Ross, Excalibur, and Tony Schiavone are on commentary from the Little Caesar’s Arena in Detroit, Michigan!
Match #1. Trios Match: The Acclaimed & Daddy Ass vs. Butcher, Blade, & Kip Sabian
Shoulder block by Bowens to Sabian. Up and over Fameasser by Bowens and a tag to Caster. Running elbows in the corner by Bowens and Caster as Blade gets tagged and back body dropped. Body slam by Caster and Scissor Me, Timbers, connects. Butcher in now and he levels everyone. Bowens hits the ropes and gets kneed in the back by Sabian before tossed to the floor by Butcher. Triple scissor by the bad guys. Blade works over Bowens on the outside as Sabian hits an Arabian Press for good measure, behind the referee’s back. Butcher now cuts off the ring and Bowens is in trouble. Quick tags keep Bowens away from his corner as Sabian locks in a double arm bar before settling for a reverse chin lock. Running cannonball in the corner by Sabian and a uranage backbreaker by Butcher get a two count. Blade comes off the top with an elbow but Bowens cuts him off and hits a combination before making the tag to Daddy Ass. Ass clears the ring with clotheslines and a powerslam to Butcher. Fameasser to Sabian! One, two, no! Blade breaks it up. Tag to Bowens who plants Sabian with The Arrival as Caster drops the mic.
Winners: Daddy Ass & The Acclaimed
Rating: **1/4. Serviceable opener here as everyone loves… The Acclaimed.
Match #2. Toni Storm w/ Saraya & Ruby Soho vs. Allysin Kay
Storm takes the fight to AK at the bell, but AK gets the advantage and puts the boots to Storm in the corner. Saraya distracts AK which allows Storm to whip her to the mat face-first. Running hip attack to AK who’s seated on the apron and goes crashing to the floor. Back in the ring and Storm charges as AK reverses into a slingshot on the top rope. Discus lariat! Two count. Storm with a tornado DDT out of nowhere and a double overhook Beach Break variation. Ruby Soho slides in the ring as AK abandons the pin. German suplex by Toni Storm after the distraction. Running hip attack in the corner and Storm Zero finishes this one.
Winner: Toni Storm
Rating: *3/4. AK got a little offense in but this was another nice win for Toni Storm.
Match #3. Kyle Fletcher vs. Action Andretti
Mirror match to start as both guys are matching each other move for move. Springboard double jump arm drag by Andretti. Hurricanrana and a dropkick by Andretti and a twisting tornillo Vader Bomb. Two count. Andretti on the apron now as Fletcher charges with a big boot that sends him to the floor. Fletcher follows Andretti outside with a body slam on the outside. Two count. Andretti backflips out of a half-and-half suplex and hits a scoop slam and a clothesline that sends Fletcher to the floor. Suicide dive by Andretti. Split-legged moonsault by Andretti misses but he lands on his feet as Fletcher hits a superkick. Running single leg lariat in the corner by Fletcher and a sheer drop brainbuster. One, two, no! Fletcher goes up top but Andretti catches him with a Pele. Andretti jumps up to the top with no hands and comes off with a superplex. Springboard 450 by Andretti! One, two, no! Tornado kick by Andretti but Fletcher flies in with another single leg lariat. One more to the back of the head. Hammerlock lifting tombstone by Fletcher and this one is over.
Winner: Kyle Fletcher
Rating: ***. Andretti is growing on me for sure, but this is all building to Fletcher and Orange Cassidy for the International Championship. Good win for Fletcher here and Aussie Open can do no wrong in 2023.
Tony Schiavone is here with The Hardy’s and Isiah Kassidy. Matt is happy that Jeff is back and Jeff says the Hardy’s are going to be tag champs in 2023.
The Gunn Club has arrived. The Gunn’s challenge the Hardy’s in a trios match, but Matt says if and only if when the Hardy’s win, they will assume Ethan Page’s contract. Jeff says we have to get past the contract stuff, Matt agrees. The Gunn’s accept.
Match #4. Mogul Embassy (Brian Cage & Swerve) vs. The Dark Order
Reynolds and Swerve go move for move as Swerve gains the advantage and heads up top for the double stomp and Reynolds evades. Silver and Cage are in now as Silver mocks Cage’s poses and hits a tieres. Tieres by Cage now. Crossbody by Silver but Cage catches him and Silver gets free. Crossbody by Cage and Silver catches him, and curls him! Powerslam by Silver. Silver hits the ropes and Swerve low bridges him, sending him to the floor. Pump kick from the apron by Swerve. Quick tags by the Mogul Embassy now as Silver is in trouble. Silver fights out of an F-5 but gets caught, curled, and tossed with a fall away slam by Cage. Silver fires back with some round kicks but Cage hits a spinning back kick of his own. Silver with a big vertical suplex now and a hot tag to Reynolds. Swerve in now too. Big boot to cage and a diving back elbow to Swerve. Karavat suplex by Swerve .Drive by to Swerve and suicide dive to Cage. Tiger Bomb to Swerve followed by a Cactus piledriver! Two count. Swerve misses a Swerve stomp and its the enziguir, rolling elbow, stunner, and German suplex combo by the Dark Order! Cage breaks up the pin and pulls Reynolds around the ringpost, groin-first. Cradle by Reynolds gets two! Big boot by Reynolds but he runs into a pop-up powerbomb. Fireman’s carry into a double cutter by Mogul Embassy gets two. Drillclaw by Cage but Silver breaks it up with an enziguiri. Swerve kick to Silver after interference from Prince Nana. Discus lariat to Reynolds and a JML Driver and Drill Claw in stereo finish this one.
Winners: Mogul Embassy
Rating: ***. Fine tag team match here and while I don’t love the crossovers between ROH and AEW, it seems they finally have a direction for The Embassy and Swerve.
The rest of the Mogul Embassy attack Evil Uno with a double chokeslam. Keith Lee and Dustin Rhodes are here to make the save!
Final Thoughts: Average episode of Rampage here and I’m hoping once we get back to a consistent timeslot, the shows will be a little stronger. Nothing offensive here but nothing felt super important. Nice to see Kyle Fletcher getting a big win, and some continued momentum from the Outcasts and Mogul Embassy. 6/10.