All Out
The video package highlighting all of tonight’s matches airs. Excalibur, Matt Menard, Nigel McGuinness, and Tony Schiavone are on commentary from Hoffman Estates, Illinois.
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Singles Match
MJF vs. Daniel Garcia
Garcia attacks MJF during his entrnace and the bell rings after a few moments. MJF pulls Garcia into the corner and stomps him down. Garcia turns it around and stomps MJF down, and then sends MJF across the ring. Garcia charges, but MJF takes him down and delivers a few shots. MJF slams Garcia into the corner, but Garcia comes back with a few kicks. MJF throws Garcia down again, and then stands on his throat. MJF wraps Garcia in the ropes, and then takes him down again and applies a side-headlock. Garcia gets free with a few shots, but MJF comes back and drops Garcia with a DDT for a two count. MJF chokes Garcia and goes for a suplex, but they spill to the outside. MJF gets back into the ring at the six count, and then Garcia gets back in at the nine count. Garcia delivers shots to MJF and beats him down, and then delivers a trio of swinging neck-breakers. Garcia goes for a piledriver, but MJF shoves him away and goes for the Long Island Sunrise. Garcia dodges it, but MJF slams him down for a two count. MJF goes after the cut on Garcia’s head, and then delivers elbow strikes as Garcia has been opened up again.
MJF puts Garcia up top and sets up for an avalanche piledriver, but Garcia gets free and rakes at MJF’s face. Garcia drops MJF with a diving DDT and goes for the cover, but MJF gets his foot on the rope at two. Garcia goes for a piledriver, but he can’t lift MJF. Garcia charges at MJF in the corner, but MJF kicks him in the face and delivers the Long Island Sunrise for a two count. Garcia fires up as MJF slaps him, and then Garcia comes back with right hands. MJF pokes Garcia in the eyes, but Garcia rolls him up and they exchange two counts. They drop each other with right hands, and then exchange roll-ups again. MJF tries to use the ropes, but the referee sees him. MJF drops Garcia with a German suplex, but Garcia comes right back with one of his own and a clothesline for a two count. Garcia sets up for a piledriver, but MJF counters and locks in a Boston Crab. Garcia rolls through and applies a LeBell Lock, but MJF rolls over and gets a two count. MJF applies a crossface, but Garcia gets free and locks in a Sharpshooter. Garcia sits deeper into th hold, but MJF rolls through and applies Salt of the Earth. MJF transitions into a whole body submission, but Garcia’s free leg gets to the ropes.
MJF goes for the Long Island Sunrise again, but Garcia collapses down. MJF goes after Garcia, but Garcia gets a jackknife cover for a two count. Garcia delivers overhand chops and locks in a fron chancery. The referee tries to drop MJF’s arm, but Garcia holds it up and delivers jumping piledriver for a two count. Garcia puts MJF up top, but MJF bites him and shoves him down. Garcia goes after MJF in the corner, but the referee stops him. MJF delivers a low blow behind the referee’s back, and then gets a jackknife cover for the pin fall.
Winner: MJF
-After the match, MJF extends his hand for a handshake and Garcia accepts. MJF raises Garcia’s arm in the air, but then tries to kick him in the midsection. Garcia blocks it, and delivers a low blow to MJF. Garcia puts MJF up top, spits in his face, and then delivers an avalanche piledriver. Garcia lifts MJF up in the ring, and then kisses his forehead before leaving the ring as security comes out and doctors check on MJF.
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Adam Page is shown pacing in his locker room, surrounded by security.
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The video package for the feud between The Blackpool Combat Club and The Elite airs.
AEW World Tag Team Championship Match
The Young Bucks (Matthew Jackson and Nicholas Jackson) (c) vs. The Blackpool Combat Club (Claudio Castagnoli and Wheeler Yuta)
Nicholas and Yuta start the match and exchange wrist-locks. Yuta slams Nicholas down and connects with a standing senton for a two count. Castagnoli tags in, but Nicholas drops him and Yuta with a double arm-drag. Castagnoli and Yuta come back with a double shoulder tackle, and then do the same to Matthew after he tags in. Yuta and Castagnoli exchange tags and work over Matthew’s lower extremities. They double-team Nicholas, as well, who then hurts hits foot by kicking the barricade. Matthew comes back with shots to Yuta, and then the Bucks double-team Yuta in the corner. Matthew sends Castagnoli to the floor, and then Nicholas tags in and double stomps Yuta over Matthew’s knees. Nicholas delivers knee shots to Yuta’s back and takes him to the corner. Matthew tags in and takes Yuta down and applies a rear chin-lock. Yuta counters with a jaw-breaker, but Nicholas tags in and takes Yuta down for a two count. The Bucks try to double-team Yuta, but Yuta ducks and causes Matthew to clothesline Nicholas. Yuta takes Matthew down and tags in Castagnoli. Castagnoli delivers corner uppercuts to the Bucks, but the Bucks comes back and try to double team him.
Castagnoli delivers more uppercuts to the Bucks and follows with a double running clothesline. Castagnoli delivers running uppercuts on the outside and gets Matthew back into the ring. Castagnoli takes him down with a cross-body and gets a two count. Castagnoli goes for the swing, but Matthew counters out. Yuta tags in, and then he throws Nicholas down onto Matthew as Castagnoli holds Matthew in the ropes. Yuta slams Matthew down and gets a seat-belt cover for a two count. Nicholas sends Castagnoli over the barricade, and Yuta and Matthew exchange shots in the ring. Nicholas delivers a superkick to Yuta, but Yuta comes back and causes Nicholas to kick Matthew in the face. Yuta drops Matthew with a German suplex and applies Cattle Mutilation, but Nicholas breaks it up. Nicholas sends Castagnoli back to the outside, and then drops him with a hurricanrana. Yuta delivers shots to Matthew and runs the ropes, but Nicholas trips him up and the Bucks double team him and slam him down. Nicholas delivers more shots to Castagnoli, and Matthew goes for the cover on Yuta but only gets a two count.
The Bucks go for Bang for Your Buck, but Castagnoli trips Nicholas up top and Yuta gets a two count on Matthew. Castagnoli tags in and delivers uppercuts to the Bucks. Castagnoli goes for the swing, but Nicholas breaks it up and the Bucks deliver the EVP Trigger. Matthew goes for the cover, but Yuta breaks it up. Yuta gets sent back out and the Bucks deliver a double superkick to Castagnoli. The Bucks go for the EVP Trigger again, but Castagnoli blocks it. The Bucks deliver shots to him, but Castagnoli comes back with a double suplex. Nicholas goes to the outside, but Yuta takes him out with a dive as Castagnoli swings Matthew. Castagnoli gets twenty swings and goes for the cover, but Matthew kicks out. Yuta tags in, but Nicholas delivers a superkick to him. Castagnoli drops Nicholas with an uppercut, and then Matthew takes Castagnoli down as well. Matthew goes up top with Yuta, but Castagnoli comes back with an uppercut and drops Matthew with a superplex. Castagnoli and Yuta go for the Fastball Special, but Matthew gets his knees up and rolls up Yuta for the pin fall as Nicholas holds Castagnoli back.
Winners and still AEW World Tag Team Champions: The Young Bucks
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The video package for the feud between PAC and Will Ospreay airs.
AEW International Championship Match
Will Ospreay (c) vs. PAC
PAC ducks to the outside, but comes right back in and goes after Ospreay. Both men dodge each other, and then PAC drops Ospreay with a side-headlock take down. Ospreay sends PAC off the ropes, and both men dodge each other’s moves again and stand at a stalemate. PAC sends Ospreay to the outside and goes up top. PAC drops Ospreay with a Skytwister Press, and then gets him back into the ring. Ospreay comes back and takes PAC down, and then both guys exchange kicks and slaps on the mat. They get to their feet and exchange elbow strikes, and then Ospreay delivers a few chops. PAC counters with a kick, and then stomps on Ospreay’s neck before choking him with his boot in the corner. PAC slams Ospreay into the barricade a few times and gets him back into the ring. PAC puts Ospreay up top and drops him with an avalanche brain buster. PAC goes for the cover, but Ospreay kicks out at two. Ospreay fights back and they exchange shots, and then PAC escapes to the outside. Ospreay kicks PAC in the face and drops him with an elbow strike from the barricade. They get back into the ring and Ospreay keeps control. Ospreay delivers a corkscrew kick and goes for the cover, but PAC kicks out at two.
Ospreay goes up top, but PAC cuts him off and delivers a few shots. Ospreay escapes out, but PAC comes off the ropes. Ospreay catches him, but PAC counters with a DDT. PAC delivers a Liger Bomb and goes for the cover, but Ospreay kicks out a two. PAC goes after Ospreay, but Ospreay counters with a standing Spanish Fly for a two count. Ospreay goes for the Os-cutter, but PAC counters and goes for a Tombstone. Ospreay counters and slams PAC down, and then sets up for the Hidden Blade. PAC dodges it and kicks Ospreay in the back of the head. Ospreay comes right back with the Os-cutter and goes for the cover, but PAC kicks out at two. Ospreay drops PAC with a kick and goes for the Os-cutter on the apron, but PAC catches him and delivers a German suplex. PAC delivers a reserve-rana on the apron and gets Ospreay back into the ring. PAC applies the Brutalizer, but Ospreay breaks the hold. PAC takes Ospreay to the corner and stomps on him. PAC goes up top for the Black Arrow, but Ospreay gets his knees up and gets an inside cradle for a two count. Ospreay goes for the Hidden Blade, but PAC rolls him up for a two count.
They exchange shots, and then PAC delivers a German suplex. PAC comes off the ropes, but Ospreay catches him and goes for a powerbomb. PAC counters and rolls Ospreay up for a two count. PAC delivers another reverse-rana and goes for the cover, but Ospreay kicks out at two again. PAC locks in the Brutalizer again, but Ospreay gests to his feet and delivers a shot to PAC. Osprey delivers the Hidden Blade and goes for the cover, but PAC kicks out at two. Ospreay goes for the Os-cutter, but PAC cuts him off and goes for an avalanche reverse-rana. Ospreay lands on his feet and delivers another Hidden Blade for a two count. Ospreay delivers an Os-cutter from the top rope, and then goes for Storm Breaker, but PAC counters with a roll-up for a two count. Ospreay delivers a Styles Clash, and then follows with Hidden Blade for the pin fall.
Winner and still AEW International Champion: Will Ospreay
-After the match, Ricochet is shown backstage nodding in approval and giving Ospreay props.
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The video package for the feud between Kris Statlander and Willow Nightingale airs.
Chicago Street Fight
Willow Nightingale vs. Kris Statlander (w/Stokely Hathaway)
Statlander throws a chair at Nightingale, but Nightingale delivers a powerbomb into the corner. Nightingale connects with a cannonball and goes for the cover, but Statlander kicks out at two. Nightingale puts the chair on the apron and goes for a Death Valley Driver, but Statlander counters. Statlander goes for a German suplex to the floor, but Nightingale holds onto the ropes. Statlander hits Nightingale with the chair, and then powerbombs her through the Spanish announce table. Statlander and Hathaway set up a table, and then Statlander throws Nightingale into the barricade. Statlander clubs Nightingale in the back, and then slams her into the barricade again. Statlander puts Nightingale on the table and goes up top. Statlander goes for a senton, but Nightingale dodges her and Statlander crashes through the table. Nightingale comes back with the Pounce that sends Statlander through the barricade. Nightingale clubs Statlander in the back and they brawl up the ramp. Nightingale slams Statlander onto the ramp, and then drags her to the stage. Nightingale delivers another shot, but Statlander counters with a snap suplex.
Hathaway brings a trash can full of weapons to the stage, and then Statlander hits Nightingale with the trash can a few times. Statlander suplexes Nightingale on the stage, and then grabs a barbed wire baseball bat. Nightingale grabs light tubes and breaks them over Statlander’s head. Statlander has been cut open, and then Hathaway runs backstage as Nightingale goes after him with what is left of the light tubes. Statlander fights back against Nightingale, and then spears her off the stage and through some tables on the floor. Statlander brings Nightingale back to the ring and kicks her in the face. Statlander follows with a chop, and then they exchange shots. Statlander delivers a scoop slam, but Nightingale comes right back with one of her own before they take each other down again. Nightingale wraps a chain around her hand while Statlander grabs a bag of thumbtacks from under the ring. Nightingale beats Statlander down with the chain, but Statlander comes back with shots in the corner. Statlander tries to powerbomb Nightingale onto the thumbacks, but Nightingale gets free. Statlander delivers another shot and goes for an axe kick, but Nightingale dodges it and Statlander lands on the thumbtacks.
Nightingale slams Statlander onto the thumbtacks with a Death Valley Driver and goes for the cover, but Statlander kicks out. Nightingale delivers more shots, but Statlander comes back with some of her own and puts Nightingale up top. Statlander slams Nightingale with a Spanish Fly and grabs the chain. Statlander delivers a discus lariat with the chain and goes for the cover, but Nightingale kicks out at two. Nightingale rolls to the floor, but Statlander gets her right back into the ring and grabs a dog collar from under the ring. Statlander ties herself and Nightingale to the collar, but Nightingale pulls her over and delivers a spine-buster. Nightingale delivers more shots, but Statlander comes back with some of her own. They deliver clotheslines, and then Statlander delivers a Tombstone. Statlander wraps the chain around Nightingale’s face and throat, chokes her out, and the referee calls for the bell.
Winner: Kris Statlander
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Renee Paquette interviews Ospreay backstage. Ospreay says PAC will go down as one of the greatest high-flyers of all time and whenever he wants a rematch he can have it. Ospreay says he knows Ricochet was watching backstage, and then Ricochet walks up. They argue for a bit, and then Ricochet tells Ospreay he will see him soon. Ospreay tells Ricochet to go to Tony Khan, get some wings under him, and then he can some see him. Ospreay walks away Ricochet tells him again that he will see him soon.
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Footage of all four men in the AEW Continental Championship Four-Way Match airs.
Taz has replaced Nigel McGuinness on commentary. Don Callis also joins them.
AEW Continental Championship – Four-Way Match
Kazuchika Okada (c) vs. Mark Briscoe vs. Orange Cassidy vs. Konosuke Takeshita
Takeshita goes after Cassidy and Okada goes after Briscoe. Cassidy gets sent to the floor, as does Briscoe. Takeshita and Okada get in each other’s faces, but then Cassidy comes back in and drops them with a double hurricanrana. Cassidy sends Takeshita into the barricade with a dive, and then drops Okada with a DDT. Okada comes back with a right hand, and then Briscoe delivers shots to Okada. Briscoe drops Okada with a back elbow, and then Takeshita and Briscoe exchange shots. Briscoe clotheslines Takeshita in the corner, and then Takeshita does the same to Briscoe. Briscoe comes back with a splash, and follows with chops in the corner. Takeshita comes back with chops of his own, and then rakes Briscoe’s eyes. Briscoe comes back with an enzuigiri. Briscoe and Cassidy double-team Okada and send him right back out, and then do the same to Takeshita. Cassidy takes Takeshita out with a dive, and Briscoe drops Okada with a dropkick. Briscoe and Cassidy deliver elbow drops from the apron, and then get Takeshita and Okada back into the ring, They both go for covers, but Okada and Takeshita kick out two times each.
Takeshita comes back with a suplex to Cassidy, then Briscoe suplexes Takeshita, and then Okada suplexes Briscoe and Cassidy. Briscoe comes back with a suplex to Okada, and then Takeshita suplexes Briscoe and Cassidy. Briscoe suplexes Takeshita, and then Okada suplexes Briscoe and Cassidy. Briscoe kicks Okada in the midsection and drops him with a suplex. Takeshita then suplexes Briscoe, and then Cassidy delivers Stundog Millionaire to Takeshita. Cassidy suplexes Takeshita and kicks him int he face a few times. Okada dropkicks Cassidy to the floor, and then Briscoe delivers a shot to Okada and puts him up top. Briscoe knocks Okada to the floor and runs the ropes, but Takeshita drops him with a back elbow. Takeshita takes Okada and Cassidy out with a dive over the top rope, and the Briscoe launches off a chair to take Takeshita down. Briscoe has been cut open over his eye, and then he and Cassidy exchange chops in the ring before shairng a high-five. They then deliver right hands to each other before Takeshita and Okada drop them with German suplexes. Takeshita and Okada exchange elbow strikes and Okada goes for the Rainmaker, but Takeshita counters with a Blue Thunder Bomb for a two count.
Cassidy comes back in with knees to Takeshita, but Takeshita counters with a superplex from the top. Briscoe comes back in with shots to Takeshita, and then Takeshita and Cassidy get sent to the outside. Okada drops Briscoe with a few shots, but Briscoe comes back with a rip cord lariat. Takeshita delivers a shot to Okada, and then Cassidy follows with an Orange Punch. Takeshita shoves Cassidy into Briscoe, and then Takeshita slams Cassidy to the mat and follows with a German suplex. Briscoe comes back in and drops Takeshita with the Jay Driller, but Okada pulls Briscoe to the floor to break the count. Briscoe drops Okada with a shot on the outside and goes up top. Briscoe goes for the Froggy Bow, but Takeshita gets his feet up and then delivers a shot to Briscoe. Takeshita goes for the cover, but Cassidy breaks it up. Cassidy drops Takeshita with Beach Break and goes for the Orange Punch, but Takeshita drops him with a right hand of his won. Takeshita delivers a running lariat and goes for Raging Fire, but Okada sends Takeshita to the outside. Okada drops Briscoe with Rainmaker, and then sends him to the outside. Cassidy gets Okada in a roll-up for a two count, and then goes for the Orange Punch, but Okada counters with the Rainmaker for the pinfall.
Winner and still AEW Continental Champion: Kazuchika Okada
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The video package for the feud between Hikaru Shida and Mercedes Mone airs.
AEW TBS Championship Match
Mercedes Mone (c) vs. Hikaru Shida
Mone takes Shida down and delivers shots to her knee. Mone chokes Shida in the corner and follows with forearm shots. Shida comes back with a series of dropkicks and goes for the cover, but Mone kicks out at two. Mone comes back with a shot, but Shida takes her down and applies a submission. Mone makes it to the ropes, but Shida kicks her in the back of the knee. Shida slams Mone’s knee into the mat and follows with a low dropkick. Mone goes to the apron, but Shida delivers a rising knee strike. Shida gets Mone back into the ring and goes for the cover, but Mone kicks out at two. Shida puts Mone up top, but Mone counters with a powerbomb and a running knee strike for a two count. Mone goes for another cover, but Shida kicks out at two again and Mone grinds her forearm into Shida’s face. Mone puts her boot in Shida’s face, and then applies a rear chin-lock. Mone transitions into a straitjacket hold, but Shida backs her into the corner. Mone turns it right back around and stomps Shida to the mat and gets a two count. Mone delivers a few shots to Shida’s head, and then applies a sleeper hold.
Shida counters and slams Mone down, but Mone comes back with a kick. Shida comes back with a hurricanrana, and then delivers a knee strike to the back of Mone’s head. Mone backs Shida into the corner and delivers elbow strikes, and then follows with a kick to the midsection. Shida comes back and slams Mone’s face into the middle turnbuckle. Shida follows with a missile dropkick and delivers right hands in the corner. Mone comes back, but Shida delivers an elbow strike. Shida goes for a running lariat, but Mone dodges and applies a crossface. Shida makes it to the ropes, and comes back with a clothesline. They exchange shots and slaps, and Shida gains the advantage with elbow strikes. Shida beats Mone down and follows with a knee strike. Shida goes up top, but Mone charges. Shida goes over, but Mone comes back with a lung blower. Mone sends Shida to the corner and delivers double knees for a two count. Mone kicks Shida in the ribs and deliver shte Three Amigos. Mone goes for a frog splash, but Shida gets her knees up and delivers three Falcon Arrows, but only gets a two count.
Shida goes for the Katana, but Mone counters with a knee-breaker. Mone drops Shida with a dragon-screw leg-whip and follows with a German suplex, but Shida comes right back with a German suplex of her own. Shida follows with a knee strike and goes for the cover, but Mone kicks out at two. Shida delivers the Katana, and then delivers a second one. Shida delivers a third Katana and goes for the cover, but Mone kicks out at two and rolls to the floor. Both women go for the kendo stick, and then Shida pulls Mone into the ring post. Shida brings the kendo stick into the ring, but doesn’t use it on Mone. Mone attacks Shida from behind, but Shida counters wiht a back elbow and a question mark kick. Shida goes for a meteora, but Mone dodges. Mone delivers a shot to Shida’s knee, and then delivers the Money Maker for the pin fall.
Winner and still AEW TBS Champion: Mercedes Mone
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The video package for the feud between Bryan Danielson and Jack Perry airs. Perry is then shown arriving in the parkling lot, where he is joined by The Young Bucks and a group of men in masks.
Jim Ross has joined the commentary team.
AEW World Championship Match
Bryan Danielson (c) vs. Jack Perry
Perry takes Danielson down with an arm-drag, but Danielson comes backa and they exchange quick waist-locks. Perry takes Danielson down again, but Danielson comes back with a side-headlock take down. Perry gets to his feet and takes Danielson down again before leaving the ring. Perry comes back in and they lock up. Perry kicks Danielson in the midsection and applies a wrist-lock, but Danielson gets free and suplexes Perry. Danielson drops Perry again, and then applies a side-headlock. Perry sends Danielson off the ropes, but Danielson trips him up and pulls back on his face. Danielson applies a Romero Special, and then delivers elbow strikes. Danielson takes Perry down, but Perry escapes before Danielson can stomp on his head. Danielson delivers a dropkick through the ropes, and then drops Perry with a springboard dive. Danielson gets Perry back into the ring and whips him into the corner. Perry goes back to the floor and Danielson comes off the apron, but Perry counters with a superkick. Perry delivers a draping DDT from the apron and then dropkicks Danielson into the barricade.
Perry gets Danielson back into the ring and goes for the cover, but Danielson kicks out at two. Perry bites Danielson’s head in the corner, and then delivers right hands. Perry drops Danielson with a neck-breaker and goes for the cover, but Danielson kicks out at two. Perry delivers some chops against the ropes, but Danielson comes back with chops of his own into the corner. Perry rakes at Danielson’s face and puts him up top. Perry delivers another chop and climbs, but Danielson crotches him on the top turnbuckle. Danielson climbs up and delivers the hammer-and-anvil elbows. Danielson delivers an avalanche back suplex, and then delivers round kicks to Perry’s midsection. Perry dodges the kick to the head and gets a two count on a roll-up. Danielson comes back and applies the LeBell Lock, but Perry gets free. Danielson takes Perry to the corner and delivers chops, and then climbs up and delivers right hands. Perry sends Danielson across, but Danielson floats over and runs the ropes. Perry trips him up and delivers shots to the back of Danielson’s head. Perry applies the Cattle Mutilation to Danielson, but Danielson gets to his feet and delivers back elbow shots.
Perry drops Danielson with a pair of dragon suplexes in the ring and goes for one on the apron, but Danielson gets free. Danielson kicks Perry in the chest while Perry delivers chops to Danielson, and then Danielson sends Perry to the floor with a butterfly suplex. Danielson gets Perry back into the ring and goes up top. Danielson drops a knee onto Perry’s arm and follows with round kicks to Perry. Danielson goes for the Busaiku Knee, but Perry counters and locks in the Snare Trap. Danielson gets free, but Perry drops him with a lariat. Danielson comes back with an inside cradle for a two count, and then delivers a roundhouse kick. Danielson goes for a running kick in the corner, but Perry pulls the referee in front of him. Danielson drops Perry with a suplex and goes to stomp his head, but the Young Bucks hit the ring and attack Danielson. The Bucks drop Danielson with the TK Driver, but then Castagnoli and Yuta rush the ring and chase the Bucks through the crowd. Perry delivers a running knee strike and goes for the cover, but Danielson kicks out at two. Perry stomps on Danielson’s head and goes for the Busaiku Knee, but Danielson counters with one of his own.
They exchange shots and Perry slaps Danielson across the face a few times. Danielson backs Perry into the corner and returns slaps of his own. Danielson follows with a kick, but Perry delivers a superkick. Danielson delivers a rolling elbow and goes for a German suplex, but Perry lands on his feet. Perry charges, but Danielson dodges and delivers a Busaiku Knee for a two count. Danielson stomps on Perry’s head repeatedly and delivers the Busaiku Knee for the pin fall.
Winner and still AEW World Champion: Bryan Danielson
-After the match, Killswitch attacks Danielson and then he and Perry stare each other down. Christian Cage’s music hits and he comes to the ring with his title match contract, Mother Wayne, and Nick Wayne. Jon Moxley appears at ringside and stands in between Cage and Danielson. Castagnoli, Yuta, and PAC come to join Moxley, and then the Patriarchy retreats up the ramp. Moxley gets into the ring and hugs Danielson, and then PAC, Yuta, and Castagnoli raise Danielson’s arms in the air, but then Castagnoli uppercuts Danielson. Moxley puts a plastic bag over Danielson’s head and Marina Shafir gets into the ring. PAC holds Yuta back as he tries to help Danielson. Moxley causes Danielson to pass out, and then Moxley, Castagnoli, PAC, and Shafir leave the ring. Yuta runs over to check on Danielson as the doctors put an oxygen mask on him.
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The video package for the feud between Adam Page and Swerve Strickland airs.
Unsanctioned Lights Out Steel Cage Match
Adam Page vs. Swerve Strickland (w/Prince Nana)
Swerve takes Page down and chokes him on the apron as the cage lowers down. Page turns it around and holds Strickland down now, but Nana shoves Strickland into the ring. The bell rings and they come to blows. Page drops Strickland with a fall-away slam, but Strickland comes back with a straight shot to Page. Strickland tries to grind Page’s face in the cage, but Page comes back with shots. Strickland beats Page into the corner, but Page comes back and tries to slam Page into the cage, but Page blocks it. Strickland drops Page witha flatliner and follows with the House Call. Page comes back with a suplex and opens a crate in the corner. Page grabs a staple gun and uses it on Strickland, but Strickland grabs him around the throat and takes it from him. Strickland uses it on Page now and then delivers a back-breaker. Strickland staples a picture of his house to Page’s chest, and then staples it to his face. Strickland hits Page with a chair and throws him into the cage. Page comes back and crotches Strickland on the top rooe, and then follows with a few shots. Page grabs some barbed wire and drops Strickland with a springboard lariat with it around his arm.
Pahe throws Strickland into the cage a few times, and then wraps the barbed wire through the holes in the cage. Page tries to throw Strickland into it, but Strickland comes back with a clothesline. Strickland charges, but Page moves and throws Strickland into the barbed wire. Page delivers right hands to Strickland and grinds his head into the barbed wire. Page kicks Strickland in the face and keeps control of the match. Page uses the chair to beat Strickland down, and then goes for it again, but the referee stops him. Strickland delivers a House Call, and then hits Page with the chair repeatedly. Strickland wedges the chair in the corner and lawn-darts Page into it. Strickland goes for the cover, but Page kicks out at two. Strickland pulls a cinder block out of the crate and drops Page with a Vertibreaker onto it. Strickland sets up a table and drapes Page over it, but Page cuts him off. Page climbs up with Strickland, but Strickland counters and drives Page through the table with the Swerve Stomp. Strickland goes for the cover, but Page kicks out at two. Strickland goes after Page, but Page counters with Deadeye for a two count.
Page pulls out a piece of burnt wood from Strickland’s house and tries to stab Strickland with it, but Strickland takes it away and tries to stab Page with it. Page rolls over for a two count, and then Strickland stabs Page in the head repreatedly with the piece of wood. Strickland goes for it again, but Page delivers a low blow. Page delivers a powerbomb onto the cinder block, and then delivers right hands against the Cage. Strickland counters with a powerbomb into the cage, and then delivers the House Call. Strickland delivers another House Call and goes for the cover, but Page kicks out at two. Strickland clibs the cage, but Page cuts him off and powerbombs him back to the mat. Page delivers Deadeye and goes for the cover, but Strickland rolls a shoulder up at two. Page hits Strickland with the chair repeatedly and Strickland collapses. Page rips Strickland’s grill out of his mouth and grabs a needle and sticks it into Strickland’s cheek. Page breaks the chair over Strickland’s head and the referee calls for the bell.
Winner: Adam Page
-After the match, Page backs up the ramp as the doctors check on Strickland. Page walks back toward the ring, but stops himself and walks away. Page raises his arm in the air at the top of the ramp as the show comes to a close.
Five title matches.
And still.
And still.
And still.
And still.
And still.
I’m not necessarily about change just for the sake of change, and there was just another PPV a week ago (including three of the titles that were also defended at All Out), and none of the results were particularly surprising, but, you know. Still.