Eight matches, four championships, a half a million bucks, and much more is on the line tonight, at WrestleDream!
- Jamie Hayter vs. Thekla
- Tornado Trios Match: The Hurt Syndicate vs. The Demand
- $500,000 Match: The Young Bucks vs. Jurassic Express
- AEW World Tag Team Championship Match: BroDido vs. Don Callis Family
- I Quit Match: Jon Moxley vs. Darby Allin
- AEW Women’s World Championship: Kris Statlander (c) vs. Toni Storm
- AEW TNT Championship: Kyle Fletcher (c) vs. Mark Briscoe
- AEW World Heavyweight Championship: Hangman Page (c) vs. Samoa Joe
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AEW WrestleDream 2025
Live from the Chaifetz Arena in St. Louis, Missouri!
The PPV kicks off with the continuation of JetSpeed vs. FTR!
Match #1 (kind of) FTR vs. JetSpeed
FTR look for a Power Plex but Bailey throws Cash off the top rope. Dax is there right into a Shatter Machine! Bailey comes off the top with a Shooting Star knee drop to Dax to break up the pin! Fast feet to Cash and Bailey gets the tag. Dax and Bailey now trade open hand strikes to the face until they wind up knocking each other down. Left high kick by Bailey! Time Machine by Bailey! Dax stops Bailey on the top rope and now it’s time for the Power Plex, but Bailey gets the knees up on Cash! UFO Splash by Knight but Dax also gets the knees up. Back slide by Bailey! Two count! Time Adventure by Bailey! Cash breaks it up! Flying forearm by Knight! Bailey tries a suplex from the apron and Stokely holds on to the legs, causing Dax to fall on top and get the win!
Winners: FTR
Rating: ***1/2.
Tony Schavone is at ringside, and he welcomes Lou Thesz’s widow Charlie Thesz, in a cool moment here.
Match #2. Thekla vs. Jamie Hayter
Brawl to start, as Hayter with a Thesz Press, paying homage to Thesz. The fight quickly spills to the outside where Hayter chops Thekla in front of Charlie Thesz. Diving crossbody off the top to the floor by Hayter! Thekla gets a boot up in the corner and she locks in the modified tarantula in the ropes. Hayter picks Thekla up and both women collapse in the middle of the ring, as Thekla holds on to the choke. Hayter with a pair of running shoulder blocks, a clothesline, and an exploder! Running clothesline in the corner and a missile dropkick off the middle rope. Two count. Hayter puts Thekla on the apron and heads up top, missing a diving cross body. Thekla sends Hayter to the apron, allowing her to pound on Thekla, go up top, and uh.. I’m not sure what happens. Thekla falls back and then slowly walks to the turnbuckle, and slaps Hayter in the face. Thekla now in the tree of woe, put she pulls herself up… only to get headbutt. Hayter misses another dropkick. Rebound super kick by Thekla. High boot by Hayter and an enziguiri. Ushigaroshi by Hayter. Both women are down. Finally both women get to their feet and Thekla hits the ropes before locking in an octopus hold, with an armbar. Hayter tries to get to the ropes but instead drops Thekla with a backbreaker! Thekla locks in the submission again with both women on the ground, but Hayter gets to the ropes. Thekla tries to use her belt the referee stopes her. Haytebraker by Hayter gets two. Thekla ducks a lariat, bridges, and spears Hayter. One, two, no! The foot is underneath the rope. Thekla says it’s over as she spider walks but charges right into a lariat. Hayterade! One, two, three!
Winner: Jamie Hayter
Rating: ***. Both women worked hard and this was a brawl at times, but there were quite a few awkward moments in this one where they weren’t on the same page. What was good, was very good, though.
Match #3. $500,000 Match: The Young Bucks vs. Jurassic Express
The video wall for the Bucks shows their bank accounts and they don’t have money for pyro of graphics. Lol. Bucks use their speed early against Luchasaurus. Jack Perry seems to remove the tag rope as Luchasaurus bites Matt Jackson. Hip toss by Luchasaurus and a low dropkick by Perry. Luchasaurus goes up and over to the apron before moonsaulting off the apron and to the floor! Perry with a flying tope over the top taking out the Bucks, before asking a fan to hold Matt Jackson so he can chop him. Hilarious. Perry then hits him with their sign. Sliced Bread to Luchasaurus on the floor by Matt. Draping assisted senton to Perry. Bucks in control now with a backbreaker to Perry by Matt and a guillotine leg drop over the top from the apron. Rebound lariat by Perry to Nick. Enziguiri to Matt. Perry wants the tag to Luchasaurus but Nick is there with a step up knee as Matt spears Perry. Double bicep pose by the Bucks to Perry. High kick and running knee combo to Perry. Double stomp into the powerbomb move by the Bucks but Perry counters with a hurricanrana and tags Luchasaurus! Clotheslines, right hands, and biels for everyone. Double gooze by Luchasaurus! Bucks get out and just the tip to the dinosaur. Double gooze again! Superkick to Matt! Back flip chokeslam to Nick on Matt! Assited hurricanrana by Perry over the top to the floor on Matt! Tombstone into a cutter by Jurassic Express! Two count! Blind tag to Matt and it’s a sunset flip German suplex. Tarantula-like move by Matt as Nick superkicks Perry! Double stomp into the powerbomb by the Bucks! One, two, no! Nick misses a splash in the corner but Matt holds Perry’s leg. CHICKEN FIGHT ON THE FLOOR! Superkick by Matt to Luchasaurus! Over the top cutter by Matt to the dinosaur as Nick hits a perfect destroyer to Perry on the apron! Matt gets a two count inside the ring. Meltzer Driver is blocked and Matt sends Perry into Nick on the apron, who’s there with a brutal powerbomb! Package piledriver with a STOMP by Nick! One, two, no! WE MISS YOU KEVIN. Bucks want the BTE Trigger but Pery fights out. Double flapjack by the Bucks and the BTE Trigger! Luchasaurus breaks up the pin. Double stomp by Perry and a German suplex to Matt! Chokeslam by Luchasaurus to Nick and a moonsault to Matt! Diving Destroyer by Perry off Luchasaurus back! Doomsday Device to Matt! One, two, no!! Perry just punches Matt in the stomach and he goes up top… MELTZER DRIVER! Nick breaks up the pin! Nick breaks up the Countdown to Extinction with a superkick. Double superkick to Luchasaurus. Anti-air superkick to Perry! BTE Trigger! One, two, no!!!! Perry kicks out! HALF A MILLION BUCKS IS A LOT OF MONEY! Bucks look for the Meltzer but Luchasaurus breaks i tup with a chokeslam. Poisonrana by Perry to Nick! Countdown to Extinction on Matt! One, two, three!
Winners: Jurassic Express
Rating: ****1/4. Too many kick outs and false finishes? Of course. But this ruled and 10,000 people were on their feet cheering everyone second of it. I love the Broke Bucks and this version of Jurassic Express feels way different, in the best way. What a match.
After the match, the referee gives Jurassic Express the money and they head out… but Perry turns around and extends his hands to the Bucks. Perry grabs a few bucks to give The Bucks, but Josh Alexander, Mark Davis, and Lance Archer hit the ring and attack Jurassic Express from behind. The Bucks turn around and leave Perry and Luchasaurus laying.
Kenny Omega is here! Omega stares down the Bucks as he walks right past them to make the save for Jack Perry. Omega is outnumbered quickly, as he’s trying to fight three on one. Perry and Luchasaurus are up and it’s a fair fight. I smell a six-man tag.
Match #4. Tornado Trios: The Hurt Syndicate vs. The Demand
The Demand attack during the entrance and here we go. Toa sends Lashley into the steel steps and Ricochet hits Benjamin with the Spirit Gun! Demand in early, making quick tags and focusing the attack on MVP. Lashley pulls Kaun outside and hits a belly-to-belly. Ricochet is there with a suicide dive but Lashley doesn’t fall, until Toa pounces him out of nowhere. Table is set up now, as The Demand lay Lashley on the table, before double chokeslamming Benjamin on top of Lashley, through the table! MVP is now on his own, until Lashley saves him and runs through everyone. Huge pounce on the floor to Toa. Dominator to Kaun. Lashley looks for a superlex to Ricochet but Kaun and Toa powerbomb both of them for a two count. Ricochet looks for a dive on the floor Benjamin catches him and belly-to-belly suplexes him over the top and to the floor. Senton by Benjamin on top of everyone! WE HURTTTT PEOPLEEEE. Kaun in now and he eats a thrust kick by Benjamin. MVP drops Ricochet and it’s BALLINGGGGG. Fisherman’s suplex by MVP gets two on Ricochet. Spear by Lashley to Toa! Step-up knee to Kaun! WE HURT PEOPLEEE says the fans. Ricochet gets pulled out by Kaun, and Kaun takes his place. Thrust kick b Benjamin! Spear by Lashley! Finito.
Winners: The Hurt Syndicate
Rating: ***1/4. Another fun trios match here. The Hurt Syndicate are forever and they now have a Trios Championship match in the near future.
Match #5. AEW TNT Championship: Kyle Fletcher (c) vs. Mark Briscoe
Don Callis joins the commentary table. Fletcher takes his time but Briscoe clotheslines him over the top rope and to the floor. Cactus Elbow! Briscoe throws a chair in the ring and the referee throws it out of the ring. On the other side of the ring now, Briscoe flies through the middle rope with a suicide dive. Briscoe sets Fletcher up on the chairs and flies in from the ring with a flipping suicide dive! Briscoe wants a Blockbuster, but Fletcher moves and Briscoe lands HARD on the ground. Briscoe now gets sent into the steel steps and then back in the ring, Fletcher pounds on Briscoe in the corner. Big body slams by Fletcher. Michinoku Driver by Fletcher! Two count. Back suples by Fletcher gets another two count. Briscoe ducks a big boot and hits one of his own! Fletcher looks for a half and half but Briscoe counters with an enziguiri. Fisherman’s Buster by Briscoe! Two count. Briscoe escapes a lawn dart and thinks Jay Driller, but Fletcher ducks underneath with a snap half an half suplex. Running boot in the corner by Fletcher and a HIGH ANGLE Last Ride! Two count. Another running boot by Fletcher. Make that three. Briscoe gets set up on the top turnbuckle now, both guys jockey for position, but Fletcher gets on the apron and hits an enziguiri. Superplex by Fletcher! Both guys roll to the apron where Fletcher tries a brainbuster, but Briscoe counters with a JAYDRILLER ON THE APRON! Briscoe misses a Froggy Bow and Fletcher hits the running boot in the corner for a fourth time. Both guys on the top rope but Fletcher gets pushed off, as he’s straddled along the top rope. Froggy Bow to Fletcher sends him careening to the floor! Another Froggy Bow to a standing Fletcher off the top rope. A third Froggy Bow back inside the ring! One, two, no! Fletcher counters a Jay Driller with a roll up for two. Both guys trade about a half a dozen covers. Expldoer by Briscoe! Fletcher blocks a Jay Driller and dumps Briscoe with a half-and-half suplex! Lariat by Briscoe! JAY DRILLER! ONE, TWO, NO! FLETCHER GETS A SINGLE FINGER ON THE BOTTOM ROPE! Briscoe thinks Cutthroat Driver, but Fletcher grabs the shirt of the referee and sends Briscoe into him. Fletcher kicks Briscoe low! Brainbuster! One, two, no! Briscoe is out! Powerdrive knee by Fletcher! Two count! Lawn dart by Briscoe into the middle turnbuckle. Another kick in the corner. Turnbuckle brainbuster! ONE, TWO, THREE!
Winner and STILL AEW TNT Champion: Kyle Fletcher
Rating: ****1/2. Tony Schiavone said Mark Briscoe may be one of the best big match wrestlers in the world, and I agree. Excellent match, as they really had me when Briscoe kicked out of the brainbuster. I hope Briscoe gets some sort of title run very soon. Fletcher has reached the moon at this point and both guys give you everything they have. Unreal match.
Match #6. AEW Women’s World Championship: Kris Statlander (c) vs. Toni Storm
Technical start, as both women trade wrist locks, hip tosses, and foot trips. Quick running hip attack by Storm. Tornado DDT gets two. Low lariat by Statlander after a big senton. Big clothesline by Statlander gets a two count. Kravat driver by Statlander gets a two count. Statlander looks for a big boot in the corner but misses, and Storm takes advantage with a snap Tiger Driver for two. Sky High by Storm for two. Statlander evades a running hip attack before picking up Storm in an electric chair… right into a facebuster! Two count. Statlander locks in the armbar variation she’s been using, but Storm makes it to the ropes. Storm ducks behind Statlander and locks in the TCM Chicken Wing, but Statlander quickly gets to the ropes. Both women trade cradles for two. Statlander with a Cena-like Blue Thunder Bomb. Falcon Arrow by Statlander for two. Storm counters Staturday Night Fever and launches Statlander into the middle buckle. Running hip attack! Storm Zero but Statlander somehow posts out and doesn’t land on her neck. Discus lariat! 450 by Statlander! One, two, no! Storm is back with a German suplex. Storm Zero and this time Statlander didn’t base out! Seatbelt by Statlander but Storm actually gets out of it! German suplex by Storm! By Statlander! Discus lariat by Statlander! Staturday Night Fever! Statlander doesn’t go for the cover, instead, she locks in her submission. Storm is in trouble as Statlander now adds a head scissors and Storm is crying out JUST F’ING KILL ME! Statlander unlocks the submission and finishes this with Staturday Night Special!
Winner and STILL AEW Women’s Champion: Kris Statlander
Rating: ***1/2. This match felt like a struggle, like a battle, in the best way. The finish was excellent, as Statlander had her submission locked in but couldn’t get the angle, and Storm wouldn’t tap. Storm got put out the way she wanted, and I wouldn’t be surprised to see her take a little time off.
After the match, Toni Storm hugs Statlander and she leaves her in the ring.
Mercedes Mone is here, with her belt crew, aka The Frat House. Mone is here to issue an open challenge. Statlander, good win, but get out of Mercedes ring. Who’s here to answer the challenge?
Match #7. Title vs. Title for the Interim Ring of Honor World Television Championship & The AEW TBS Championship: Mina Shirakawa (c) vs. Mercedes Mone (c)
Mina looks for the figure four early but Mone rolls to the outside. Mone walks into a Russian leg sweep but comes back with a pair of arm drags. Lung blower by Mone. Mina gets her feet up as Mone charges, but Mone drapes her across the middle rope and drops a pair of knees. Three amigos by Mone. Mone heads up for the frog splash but Mina gets the knees up and delivers a snap suplex. Mone is up with a dropkick. Mina with one of her own. Mina fakes a surfboard and torques both knees. Knee breaker over the middle rope from the apron by Mina. Tornillo by Mina from the outside-in. Diving Slindblade from the top by Mina! Two count. Mina counters the Glamorous Driver with a backstabber. Mina ducks a clothsline… Glamorous Driver! Two count! Figure four is locked in! Mone rolls to the ropes and to the apron. Backstabber on the apron and a Meteora by Mone! Running sunset bomb into the corner by Mone! Rolling elbow by Mina and a roundhouse kick. Spinning backfist by Mina! Figure four is now locked in the center of the ring. Mone almost runs into the referee, but doesn’t however she blocks his view and pokes Mina in the eyes. Roll up by Mone! Two count. Statement Maker is locked in but Mina won’t tap and she escapes. Mina stands over Mone and goes for the figure four, but Mone grabs the hair and cradles her for two. Mone Maker! One, two, NO! Mina grabs the bottom rope! Mone tells Mina she will never get her title, but Mina drives her into the top rope as she tries another Statement Marker. Mone holds the grip and backslides Mina for the (foot on the rope asssted) win!
Winner and NEW Ring of Honor Interim Women’s Television Champion: Mercedes Mone
Rating: ***1/2. And that makes 11. Mone is on the run of a lifetime and seems to be having fun doing it. Everyone knew Mina had no chance, but they still had a strong, competitive match.
Kris Statlander hits the ring! Statlander throws her belt down and Mone tries to attack her, but Statlander drops her with an Olympic Slam.
Match #8. AEW World Tag Team Championship: BroDido vs. Kazuchika Okada & Konosuke Takeshita
Takeshita line and a big Helluva Kick by Takeshita. Okada in now with a running back elbow to Brody. Takeshita gets the tag and he lays in some hard elbows to Brody against the ropes. Brody comes back with a double clothesline that takes out both men. Huge clothesline to Okada and a tag to Bandido, who comes in with a tornillo off the top. Dropkick by Bandido sends Okada to the outside. Twisting moonsault from Bandido off the top and to the floor! Brody crushes Okada against the guardrail. Inside the ring, Okada sends Brody into a Takeshita elbow. Okada now does the Macarena. Amazing. Okada now focuses the attack on the injured elbow of Bandido, the one currently covered in Kinesio tape. Takeshita in and he continues the assault on the arm. Outside the ring, Okada sends Bandido into the ringpost, shoulder-first. Senton atomico by Okada. Pump kick by Bandido to Takeshita. Bandido goes under Okada and gets the tag to Brody. Brody chops the chest off of both guys. German suplex by Brody to Okada. Bossman Slam to Takeshita. Running Death Valley Driver by Brody sends Okada into Takeshita! CANNONBALLLLL. Brody thinks piledriver but Okada counters into the Air Raid Crash neckbreaker! Takeshita gets the tag, as does Bandido. Dragon screw to Takeshita! Code Blue by Bandido to Takeshita gets a two count. Bandido misses a corner charge and gets German suplexed. Bandido rolls to his feet… spinning back fist! 21 Plex by Bandido but Takeshita counters, holds on, and looks for a wheelbarrow suplex but Bandido lands on his feet… shotgun dropkick by Bandido! Backdrop driver by Brody. Powerdrive knee by Takeshita! Poisonrana by Bandido! Poisonrana by Takeshita! Cannonball by Brody on to Okada! Blue Thunder Bomb by Takeshita to Brody. Shooting Star Press by Bandido! One, two, no! Bandido can’t get Takeshita up over his shoulders, so Takeshita focuses back on the shoulder. Pop-up hurricanrana by Bandido! Two count. Powerdrive knee by Takeshita! Takeshita now looks at Bandido but Okada tags himself in. Bandido counters the Rainmaker into a two count. Brody locks in the rear naked choke on Takeshita and drops him to the floor. Avalnche by Brody. Running knee by Bandido as Brody spiks him with the Rikishi Driver! Two count. Bandido goes up top and Takeshita sends Bandido into him. OVERHOOK TOMBSTONE BY TAKESHITA… RIGHT INTO A WHEELBARROW SUPLEX. Bandido comes off the top but gets dropkicked. Bandido ducks a Raimaker. Four way German suplex. Dropkick by Okada and a knee by Takeshita. Bandido ducks a powerdvie knee. Superkick to Bandido. Okada wants the Rainmaker but Bandido ducks and he takes out Takeshita! One-armed X-Knee by Bandido! Death Valley Bomb by Brody! BANDIDO! NEVER STOP FIGHTING! Suicide dive by Brody takes out Takeshita! One-armed 21-Plex takes out Okada! One, two, three!
Winners and STILL AEW World Tag Team Champions: BroDido
Rating: ***3/4. What a story in this one. The dissention between Okada and Takeshita was palpable, and Brody being a great tag partner, willing Bandido to push past his injury. Okada and Takeshita will do some amazing stuff.
Match #9. AEW World Heavyweight Championship: Hangman Page (c) vs. Samoa Joe
Running body block by Joe, who proceeds to boot Page to the outside. Double jump lariat by Page and a plancha over the top. Page thinks moonsault to the floor but Joe walks around the other side and meets him up top. Page elbows Joe to the floor and tries the moonsault, but Joe moves and Page lands on his feet. Shotgun dropkick by Page! In the ring, Page charges in the corner but Joe counters with the JOE A NAGE! Jow now slowing the pace with a double armbar. Kitchen sink by Joe. Chop for chop in the middle of the ring. Jabs by Joe. Enziguiri by Page. German suplex by Joe as Page lands high, rolls through, and tosses Joe with a back drop driver. Joe rolls to the apron and Page boots him to the floor. Orihara moonsault attempt but Joe rolls in the ring, so Page moonsault that way, however he overshoots it. Rolling elbow by Page and a Dead Eye attempt, but Joe counters with Kawada kicks. Powerbomb by Joe and a cover, allowing Page to kick out so he can lock in the STF. Joe transitions to an armbar but Page still gets his feet to the rope. Both guys head to the top rope, now, as Page gets the advantage and connects with a sunset flip powerbomb. Two count. Kawada kicks by Joe but Page says COME ON M F and victory rolls Joe for two. Joe ducks a Buckshot lariat and locks in a rear naked choke! Page somehow inches to the rope. Deadeye! One, two, thr-no! Buckshot! A second Buckshot! A third Buckshot drops Joe! One, two, three!
Winner and STILL AEW World Heavyweight Champion: Hangman Page
Rating: ***1/4. Strong victory from Page, Joe is still a best at this point in his career, despite this being a slower paced match than most of the other the card.
Page celebrates in the ring as the rest of The Opps hit the ring. Joe shakes Hangman’s hand and hugs him, raising his hand. JOE CLOTHESLINES PAGE! THE OPPS PUT THE BOOTS TO HIM. JOE TELLS HANGMAN HE ISN’T WORTHY BEFORE HE BLASTS HIM IN THE FACE WITH THE TITLE! MUSCLE BUSTER ON THE TITLE! THE OPPS FLIP OFF EVERYONE AND WALK TO THE BACK!
We go to the back, and we see Mercedes Mone, who’s not happy with Kris Statlander. At Full Gear… Mone wants Statlander’s title.
Match #10. I Quit: Darby Allin vs. Jon Moxley
Darby brings the flag that he brought to Mt. Everest and lays it in front of Moxley, and Moxley walks over it. Darby sends Moxley to the outside early, following up with a flipping suicide drive. Moxley wraps a chain around his wrist and just pounds on the face of Darby. Darby’s mouth is covered in blood and Moxley is shoving the chain in there. Moxley now pulls Darby up underneath the bottom rope and his ears gets crushed, bleeding immediately. Moxley now shoves Darby into the steel steps, step-first on his back. Moxley gets skewers, traps Darby’s hand underneath his foot, AND SKEWERS UNDERNEATH THE FINGER NAIL. AHHHHH. Darby jumps over the steps and shotgun dropkicks Moxley. Back inside the ring, both guys trade open hands now until Darby goes to the midsection and hits a Code Red. Darby gets the flag, wraps it around the throat of Moxley, and tries to hang him. Moxley gouges the eyes of Darby, forcing him to let go. Darby goes up top… Coffin Drop on the apron but Marina Shafir pulls Moxley to safety. CRASH AND BURN. Lost my feed here, momentarily, as we’re back and the Death Riders re in the ring. Moxley has a … tazer. Darby blocks the stungun and Marina Shafir goes low on Darby, and then tazes him! Moxley sets up a chair in the middle of the ring and… PAradigm Shift on the chair! Moxley locks in the Bulldog choke. Darby flips everyone off as he nearly goes out… so Claudio military presses Darby, thinks about putting him through the table on the outside, turns around, AND LAUNCHES DARBY FROM THE RING THROUGH THE ANNOUNCER’S DESK. WHEELER YUTA GRABS DARBY, DRAGS HIM TO THE OTHER SIDE OF THE RING, AND MOXLEY HITS THE DEATH RIDER THROUGH THE TABLES FROM THE APRON. Fans are chanting “This is Murder” at this point. Darby still hasn’t quit. The referee can’t stop the match. Moxley is telling Darby he did this to himself, and then telling the referee that nobody cares about Darby, and Darby needs to quit. Claudio and Pac have brought jugs of water and an aquarium into the ring. Well, let’s see how this plays out. Fans are now chanting “What the f” and I think that’s a fair question. Moxley now… tries to drown Darby in the aquarium. The referee is asking Darby if he wants to quit. Moxley is telling Darby not to make him do it again. Darby still won’t quit as Moxley nearly murders him in the middle of the ring.
LIGHTS GO OUT.
IT’S STING! STING IS HERE TO SAVE DARBY! STING IS CHOKING MOXLEY WITH THE BAT AND NOW HE’S FIGHTING OFF THE DEATH RIDERS. STING SHATTERS THE AQUARIUM! STING THROWS THAT BATO TO DARBY AND LEAVE THE RING. THERE’S GLASS EVERYWHERE FROM THE AQUARIUM AND NOW IT’S A FAIR FIGHT. MARINA SHAFIR TAKES A SWING AND STING CARRIES HER TO THE BACK.
Darby points the belt as Moxley’s face and Moxley begs him to do it! Moxley gets hammered with the bat and Darby drops him with the Scorpion Death Drop, with the AEW flag wrapped around his neck. Coffin Drop! Darby locks in the Scorpion Death Lock and Moxley’s face is in water and broken glass… Moxley says I Quit!
Winner: Darby Allin
Rating: ****. I mean… how do you rate this. This is a spectacle and I’m rating it solely based on entertainment purposes. Darby Allin is an uncontrollable insane lunatic madman with a body made of rubber, and he knows what he’s doing in the ring. I still don’t know what I just watched, but I know I couldn’t turn away. Darby is without a doubt a pillar.
Final Thoughts: Well, if you’re paying for an AEW PPV, you’re getting your money’s worth. Complaining about the length of it or not, you know you’re getting 4+ hours of wrestling. Tonight’s show had a little bit of everything, as AEW usually does. You had murder, for example, in the main event. Tag team wrestling, title changes, surprises, heel turns… you name it. By now, AEW delivering on PPV is a given, and tonight was no different. I’m interested to see if Hangman will continue his feud with the new bad guys The Opps, we have a potential title unification match with Mone and Statlander, Okada and Takeshita on the horizon, and so much more. Another great PPV in a long line of great AEW PPVs. 8.5/10.
Runtime: 4h30m
