- Aussie Open vs. Damien Chambers & Lord Crewe
- Matt Sydal & Christopher Daniels vs. The Kingdom
- The Acclaimed & Billy Gunn vs. The OutRunners & Peter Avalon
- Eight-man Tag: The Hardys & The Lucha Bros vs. Butcher, Blade, Jay Lethal, & Jeff Jarrett
- AEW TBS Championship: Kris Statlander (c) vs. Jade Cargill
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AEW Rampage 9/17/23
From the Heritage Bank Center in Cincinatti, Ohio. Chris Jericho, Excalibur, and Tony Schiavone are on commentary tonight.
Match #1. The Hardys & The Lucha Bros vs. Butcher, Blader, Jay Lethal, & Jeff Jarret w/ Sonjay Dutt, Satnam Singh, Penelope Ford, Kip Sabian, and Karen Jarrett
Jarrett and Penta start. Jarrett eats a superkick after a Fargo Strut, unfortunately. Lethal quickly attacks Penta but Fenix comes in with a missile dropkick. Double superkicks to the Butcher (who looks surprisingly lean), as he gets beaten up in the corner and Jeff gets the tag. Matt gets the tag and hits an elbow drop on Butcher’s elbow, focusing the attack on the arm. Jeff back in with the same. Double suplex to Butcher. Double suplex to Blade. Lethal in now and eats the asssited splash in the corner from the Hardys. Jarrett attacks Matt from behind and Butcher is in control with a snap suplex. Lethal puts the boots to Matt in the corner and does his own version of the Pentas strut. Blade gets tagged in and chops Matt in the corner. Double suplex and both men are down. Fenix gets the tag and connects with an enziguiri and a rebound kick off the ropes to the back of Blade’s head. Rolling Cutter to Lethal. Penta sets Lethal and Jarrett up on the ropes and Fenix walks the ropes and punts them both. Penta dives on Jarrett, Butcher, Blade, and Lethal on the outside. Fenix tries to follow suit but Blade pulls him outside. Alex Abrahantes and Sonjay Dutt meet on the apron as Alex wants to dive, and Dutt gets fought off and dives into the waiting arms of Satnam Singh and gets disposed of. Fenix with a twisting moonsault off the top to take out everyone! Hardys and Penta fight Lethal, Jarrett, and Butcher up the ramp as Fenix finishes Blade with the Penta Driver for the win .
Winners: Hardys & Lucha Bros
Rating: **1/2. Entertaining, fast paced tag match that did it’s job in highlighting Penta ahead of his AEW International Championship match with Jon Moxley .
After the match, Vincent & Dutch hit the ramp and awkwardly stare down both members of the Hardys.
Dr. Britt Baker DMD is here and she says the last few months haven’t gone as planned. Baker is championship material, and she’s going to make history tomorrow night on Collision.
Match #2. The Kingdom vs. Christopher Daniels & Matt Sydal
Bennett lays in some heavy elbows but Daniels hits a pair of arm drags and a drop toe hold. Daniels body slams Sydal on Bennett, as Sydal hits a twisting moonsault .Kick combo by Sydal and a lariat to the back of te head by Daniels. Spinning hook kick by Sydal. Kick of the King by Taven sends Daniels to the floor as Bennett hits the Boston Bayonet. Missile dropkick from the second rope by Taven gets two. Bennett takes out Sydal on the apron as we go to commercial break. Taven misses a springboard moonsault and a combination awkward looking back suplex into a cutter gets two. Running Death Valley Driver by Bennett on Sydal. Big splash in the corner by Taven and the Proton Pack finishes this one .
Winner: The Kingdom
Rating: **1/4. Nice win here for The Kingdom, as Sydal and Daniels didn’t get much offense in here.
Taven blames Adam Cole for what happened to Roddy. Taven also said that The Kingdom want the ROH World Tag Team Championship.
Swerve and the Mogul Embassy are with Renee. Swerve and Cage challenge the Hung Bucks.
Match #3. The Acclaimed & Daddy Ass vs. Peter Avalon & The OutRunners
Daddy Ass eradicates Avalon with a back elbow. Bowens in now but Avalon rolls him up for two. Dropkick by Avalon who misses a scissor kick and eats a few right hands. Scissor Me, Timbers to Avalon. Fameasser by Daddy Ass. Mic Drop. Finito.
Winners: The Acclaimed & Daddy Ass
Rating: NR
The Dark Order are here and they want those trios championships.
Match #4. Aussie Open vs. Lord Crewe & Damien Chambers
Aussie Open don’t even take their ring jackets off. Crewe gets run over by Davis and it’s a sandwich in the middle of the ring. Fletcher gets tagged and it’s a lariat combo to both men. Coreolis Effect to Chambers and one to Crewe. Finito.
Winners: Aussie Open
Rating: NR
Match #5. AEW TBS Championship: Kris Statlander (c) vs. Jade Cargill
Both women open up with some heavy power shots. Jade catches a crossbody from Statlander, but Statlander gets free and catches one from Jade. Big body slam by Statlander before sending Jade to the floor. Statlander dives on Jade but gets caught and Jade connects with a version of the F5 on the apron! Jade in control trhoughout the break, putting the boots to Statlander. Diving back elbow by Jade in the corner and Statlander is in trouble. Jade looks for a suplex but Statlander blocks it as both women trade attempts. Big delayed vertical suplex by Statlander, who holds on and sits out into a Fisherman’s Driver. “This is awesome” chants from the crowd. Both women kip up at the same time and lay in some big elbows to each other. Statlander takes advantage and goes up and over Jade with a big European uppercut in the corner and a running elbow. Friday Night Fever attempt but Jade escapes and Statlander settles for a Blue Thunder Bomb for a long two. Statlander goes up top but Sterling gets on the apron, but Statlander lays him out with an elbow. Big boot by Jade and Statlander counters Jaded into a roll up! Discus elbow by Statlander is ducked and Jade chokeslams her for two. Jaded attempt again but Statlander backs her into the corner. Jade misses a corner charge and Statlander connects with a discus lariat and a scissor kick. Friday Night Fever! One, two, three!
Winner and STILL AEW TBS Champion: Kris Statlander
Rating: ***. If this was Jade’s last match in AEW, it was her best. A big win for Statlander proves her winning the title in the manner she did was no fluke and solidifies her title reign.
Final Thoughts: Fun episode of Rampage tonight, as Jade’s appearance in the main event made it feel like a special show. The rest of the show was fine, but this show as all about Jade and Statlander. 7.5/10.