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Excalibur, Nigel McGuinness, and Tony Schiavone are on commentary from Tacoma, Washington.
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Adam Page vs. Jay White
Page backs White into the corner, but White slaps him in the face a few times. White applies a side-headlock, but Page sends him off the ropes. White goes for a shoulder tackle, and then beats Page into the corner. Page turns it around with a few shots, and then he beats White down to the mat. Page sends White across and charges, but White dodges and takes Page down. White works over Page’s legs and follows with a chop. White catapults Page into the bottom rope, and then slams him onto the apron. White goes for the cover, but Page kicks out at two. Page comes back with a few shots, and then drops White with a springboard clothesline. Page gets White back into the ring, but White delivers right hands and chops. Page comes back with a boot to the face, and then follows with elbow strikes. Page delivers more shots, and then sends White into the corner with a fall-away slam. Page goes for the cover, but White grabs the bottom rope. Page delivers a shot in the corner, and then follows with right hands. White counters out with a Manhattan Drop and runs the ropes, but Page grabs him in a sleeper hold and throws him down. Page goes for the cover, but White kicks out at two.
Page chops White against the ropes and sends him across, but White sends him to the apron. Page kicks White in the face and sets up for the Buckshot Lariat, but White backs into the corner. Page goes after White, but White slams him into the corner. White connects with right hands and chops, and then drops Page with a DDT for a two count. They exchange chops and elbow strikes, and then White drops Page with a chop block. White delivers a German suplex and goes for the cover, but Page kicks out at two. White gets Page up top, but Page gouges White’s eyes. White comes back with a chop and causes Page to hang upside down on the apron. White delivers a few shots, and then gouges Page’s eyes. White goes after Page again, but Page counters with a Death Valley Driver on the apron. Page drops White with an elbow shot, but White comes back with a dragon screw leg-whip in the ropes. Page delivers a powerbomb on the apron, and then immediately delivers another one on the ring steps. Page takes off his belt and swing it, but White ducks and delivers a knee-breaker on the edge of the ramp.
White delivers a few shots at ringside and slams Page into the apron a few times. White gets Page back into the ring and delivers another dragon screw. White delivers chops and right hands in the corner, but Page comes back with a few elbow strikes. White slams Page with a urinage and goes for the cover, but Page kicks out at two. Page goes for a low-blow, but White counters with a snap suplex. White goes for the Bladerunner, but Page counters and delivers the Deadeye. Page goes for the Buckshot Lariat, but his knee gives out and White delivers the Bladerunner for the pin fall.
Winner: Jay White
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AEW Women’s World Championship Match
Mariah May (c) vs. Willow Nightingale
Nightingale backs May into the corner, but May turns it around. Nightingale throws May across the ring, and then follows with a scoop slam. Nightingale chops May in the corner and charges, but May counters out and delivers a chop. May delivers a shotgun dropkick and kicks Nightingale into the ropes. May wraps Nightingale in the ropes, but Nightingale comes back with the Pounce. Nightingale slams May into the corner and follows with a few chops. Nightingale goes up top, but May cuts her off and delivers right hands on the mat. May continues the offense and takes Nightingale down again. May goes for the cover, but Nightingale kicks out at one. May delivers more shots, but Nightingale coems back and bites May’s ear. Nightingale delivers body shots, and then runs the ropes before slamming May down by her hair a few times. Nightingale slams May into the corner, and then follows with a back elbow and a corner clothesline. Nightingale kicks May in the face and slams her with a spine-buster for a two count. Nightingale sets up for the Doctor Bomb, but May counters out and delivers a German suplex for a two count.
Nightingale comes back with an Indian Death Lock, and then slams May’s head into her own knee repeatedly. Nightingale connects with a cannonball in the corner and goes for a moonsault, but May dodges it and delivers a shotgun dropkick. May delivers Mayday and goes for the cover, but Nightingale kicks out at two. Nightingale delivers an elbow strike and goes for the Pounce, but May counters with a headbutt. Nightingale comes right back with a clothesline, and both women are down. Nightingale gets up first and goes for the Doctor Bomb, but May counters out. Nightingale delivers a back elbow and goes for the Death Valley Driver, but May rolls through and gets a two count. Nightingale gets a two count of her own, and then delivers a thrust kick. Nightingale delivers a Death Valley Driver into the corner and goes for the cover, but May kicks out at two. May puts Nightingale up top and delivers a right hand. May goes for a hurricanrana, but Nightingale blocks it and goes for a powerbomb. May counters back with a hurricanrana, and then delivers a running knee strike. May delivers Storm Zero and gets the pin fall.
Winner and still AEW Women’s World Champion: Mariah May
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AEW TNT Championship Match
Jack Perry (c) vs. Katsuyori Shibata
Shibata takes Perry down, but Perry gets free and goes to the floor. Perry gets back into the ring and takes Shibata down, but Shibata gets free. Perry leaves the ring and Shibata chases, but Perry gets back into the ring and beats Shibata down when he comes back in. Perry goes for the cover, but Shibata kicks out at two. Perry backs Shibata into the corner and drives his shoulder into his midsection. Perry stands on Shibata’s throat, and then delivers a few chops. Perry gouges Shibata’s eyes and goes for the cover, but Shibata kicks out again. Perry delivers an elbow strike and a few chops, but Shibata comes back with chops of his own. Shibata chops Perry to the mat, and then picks him up and delivers more. Shibata delivers an uppercut, but Perry comes back with a shot. Shibata kicks him in the face, but Perry drops him with a clothesline. Shibata comes back with a suplex, but Perry spits in his face. Perry kicks Shibata in the chest a few times and follows with a running knee strike, but Shibata comes right back with a shot and machine gun chops in the corner. Shibata goes for a corner dropkick, but Perry dodges to the outside.
Perry pulls Shibata to the outside, but Shibata suplexes him into the apron. Shibata gets Perry back into the ring and delivers elbow strikes in the corner. Shibata delivers a dropkick in the corner, and then follows with a front chancery suplex for a two count. Shibata kicks Perry in the face a few times, and then delivers a running kick in the corner. Shibata goes for another kick, but Perry blocks it and locks in the Snare Trap. Shibata makes it to the ropes, but Perry delivers a draping DDT from the apron to the floor. Perry gets Shibata back into the ring and goes for the cover, but Shibata kicks out at two. Perry goes for a running knee strike, but Shibata blocks it and slams Perry down with a Death Valley Driver. Shibata delivers a neck-breaker over his knee and applies a sleeper hold. Shibata drops down with the hold, but Perry lands on top of him and pins his shoulders to the mat.
Winner and still AEW TNT Champion: Jack Perry
-After the match, Perry attacks Shibata and lays him out with the title belt. Daniel Garcia comes to the ring and he and Perry stare each other down before Perry leaves the ring. MJF’s music hits and he comes to the ring. MJF and Garcia get in each other’s face, and then Perry hits Garcia with the belt from behind. MJF beats Garcia down, and then says it’s been a while since he has seen Garcia. MJF says the last time he saw Garcia, he beat him without breaking a sweat. MJF says he went away and made millions filming some movies, and then says Garcia had a bidding war. MJF says Garcia’s bidding war in 2024 was about as real as the Seattle SuperSonics, and then says he finally found his Dynamite diamond ring. MJF pulls the ring out of his pocket and says Garcia is going to kiss it. MJF backs away into the corner, and then Adam Cole’s music hits. Cole rushes the ring, but MJF bails out and leaves through the crowd. Cole helps Garcia to his feet, and then they shake hands and share a fist bump.
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AEW International Championship – Three-Way Match
Will Ospreay (c) vs. Ricochet vs. Konosuke Takeshita (w/Don Callis)
Ospreay and Ricochet double-team Takeshita and ground him with shots and kicks. Takeshita goes to the floor, and then Ospreay and Ricochet go back and forth. Neither man gains the advantage, but Takeshita comes back and and sends both of them to the floor with a shot. Takeshita slams Ospreay into the barricade, and then drops Ricochet with a snap suplex. Takeshita sets up a table and goes for a Blue Thunder Bomb on Ricochet, but Ricochet blocks it and gets back into the ring. Ricochet delivers shots to Takeshita, but Takeshita comes back with an elbow strike. Takeshita charges for a knee strike, but Ricochet moves and Takeshita spills to the floor. Ricochet dropkicks Ospreay and dives onto Takeshita, but Takeshita catches him. Ospreay drops both of them with a dive and gets Takeshita back into the ring. Ospreay delivers a flying elbow strike and goes for the cover, but Takeshita kicks out at two. Ospreay delivers chops to Takeshita and follows with an elbow strike. Ricochet comes back in, and then drops Takeshita with a neck-breaker as Takeshita DDTs Ospreay. Ricochet connects with a running Shooting Star Press to Takeshita and goes for the cover, but Takeshita kicks out.
Ricochet picks Takeshita up, but Takeshita sends him to the corner. Ricochet comes back with a back elbow and a kick, but Takeshita drops him with an elbow strike as Ricochet comes out of the corner. Takeshita goes for the Blue Thunder Bomb, but Ospreay comes back in and takes Takeshita and Ricochet down. Takeshita sends Ospreay to the apron, and then sends Ricochet as well. Takeshita gets brought to the apron, and Ricochet and Ospreay double-team him. Ospreay goes for the Os-cutter on Ricochet, but Ricochet blocks it. Takeshita takes Ricochet down, and then slams Ospreay with a Death Valley Driver. Ricochet takes Takeshita down with a meteora on the apron, and then puts him on the table. Ricochet runs the ropes, but Ospreay drops him with a Spanish Fly for a two count. Ospreay goes for the Storm Breaker, but Ricochet rolls through and gets a two count. Ospreay delivers a heel kick and goes for the Hidden Blade, but Ricochet ducks under and slams Ospreay down for a two count. Ricochet goes up top for a 450 splash, but Ospreay rolls through and delivers a Styles Clash. Ospreay goes for the cover, but Takeshita breaks it up.
Ospreay and Takeshita exchange shots, and then Takeshita slams Ospreay. Ospreay rolls through, but Takeshita drops him with a clothesline. Ricochet comes off the ropes, but Takeshita counters with a Blue Thunder Bomb for a two count. Takeshita drops Ricochet with an elbow strike, and then does the same to Ospreay. Ospreay and Ricochet come back and double-team Takeshita, but Takeshita comes back with elbow strikes. Ricochet comes back with an enzuigiri, and then Ospreay goes for a thrust kick, but Takeshita ducks and Ospreay drops Ricochet. Ospreay goes for the Os-cutter, but Takeshita dodges it and goes for the Takeshita-line. Ospreay ducks under and delivers the Os-cutter, and then Ricochet splashes down onto him for a two count. Ricochet chops Ospreay in the corner and puts him up top. Ospreay fights him off, but Ricochet sends him to the apron. Takeshita puts Ricochet on his shoulders, and then Ospreay goes for a Doomsday Device. Ricochet lands on his feet, and then drops Takeshita with German suplexes. Ospreay drops Ricochet with a poison-rana, and then Takeshita comes back with a dragon suplex.
Ricochet and Ospreay are on the outside, but Takeshita takes them out with a dive. Takeshita gets Ricochet back into the ring and drops him with a Takeshita-line for a two count. Takeshita kicks Ricochet in the face and puts him up top. Takeshita climbs up, but Ospreay trips him up and delivers a shot. Ospreay climbs, and then he tries to drop Ricochet with a hurricanrana, but Ricochet rolls through on Takeshita and gets a two count. Ospreay delivers shots to Ricochet and goes for the Hidden Blade, but Ricochet comes back with a corkscrew kick. Ricochet connects with a Shooting Star Press, but Takeshita delivers a knee to Ricochet. Takeshita covers both men, but they both kick out at two. Takeshita takes Ricochet to the apron, but Ricochet comes back with an enzuigiri. Ricochet kicks Takeshita in the head, but Takeshita comes back and slame Ricochet through the table with a cradle piledriver. Takeshita gets back into the ring, but Ospreay drops him with the Hidden Blade. Takeshita gets right back up, but Ospreay delivers another one. Ospreay goes for the cover, but Callis pulls the referee out of the ring.
Callis gets into the ring with the screwdriver, but Ospreay cuts him off and goes for the Tiger Driver. Kyle Fletcher hits the ring and hits Ospreay from behind with the screwdriver. Takeshita delivers the running knee strike and Fletcher throws the referee back into the ring to count the pin fall.
Winner and new AEW International Champion: Konosuke Takeshita
-After the match, Fletcher slams Ospreay with the Tiger Driver, and then stands over Ospreay with Callis and Takeshita.
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Renee interviews Orange Cassidy and Jerry Lynn backstage. Lynn says Cassidy connects with everyone and he has never seen someone like Cassidy in the business. Lynn says he knows Cassidy is going through a lot lately, but if he really tries he can be the man in AEW. Hook walks up and tells Cassidy to listen to Lynn.
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Prince Nana is in the ring, and he introduces the returning Swerve Strickland. Strickland says it feels weird being out here without the AEW World Championship, but thanks the crowd for the welcome home. Strickland says he wanted to come out and talk about his future plans in AEW, but he is interrupted by MVP and Shelton Benjamin. MVP says it is Strickland’s future that he would like to discuss with him.
MVP says Strickland hasn’t called him, answered his emails, or answered his DMs, so Strickland must be in deep contemplation about his future. MVP says they have history and go way back, and then says he believed in Strickland before he believed in himself. MVP says this is Swerve’s house, but his career seems to be floundering just a bit. MVP says he is great at taking former champions and helping them remember what made them great and regain titles. MVP says they should discuss some business, and then Strickland says MVP gave him some great advice back in 2017.
Strickland says when he beat MVP a few years back, he learned a lot from him. Strickland says what MVP has done with other guys has been inspiring and says Benjamin has always been an idol of his. Strickland says he has been watching the show, and tells Nana that MVP isn’t wrong. Strickland says the last couple of months hasn’t been great, since he lost the main event at All Out, lost his childhood home, and lost his championship all under Nana’s watch. Strickland says, on the other hand, he wouldn’t have had all of those things to begin with if it wasn’t for Nana. Strickland says he and MVP really do go way back, and they could make even more history in AEW. Strickland says there are a few things about Nana what irk him a little bit, but then says Nana is family. Strickland says he doesn’t turn his back on family for anybody, and then says MVP can shove his business cards up his ass because he isn’t interested.
Benjamin gets in Strickland’s face and says he may have misread the situation. Benjamin says there is no Strickland without them, and then says Strickland is either with them or against them. Benjamin and Strickland almost come to blows, but MVP and Nana hold them back as Christopher Daniels and the referees rush out to separate them. Strickland and Nana hug in the ring as Benjamin and MVP head backstage.
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After a confrontation on Zero Hour, a match between Mercedes Mone and Queen Aminata is made official for Dynamite this upcoming Wednesday.
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Two-Out-of-Three Falls Match
Hologram vs. The Beast Mortos
Mortos backs Hologram into the corner and delivers a right hand. Hologram comes back with a kick to the face, and then drops Mortos with an arm-drag. Mortos comes back with an arm-drag, but Hologram comes back and takes Mortos down. Hologram kicks Mortos in the face, and then sends him to the floor. Hologram takes Mortos down with a dive through the ropes, and then gets him back into the ring. Mortos comes back with a few shots, and then slams Hologram down for a two count. Mortos takes Hologram to the corner, but Hologram comes back with a chop. They get on the top rope, and Hologram drops Mortos with a hurricanrana. Hologram connects with a diving cruicifix bomb, and gets a three count.
Winner of the first fall: Hologram
Mortos gets back to his feet and immediately sends Hologram to the outside. Mortos drops Hologram with a dive through the ropes, and then press slams him into the ramp. Mortos gets Hologram back into the ring and goes for the cover, but Hologram kicks out at two. Mortos delivers a series of headbutts, and then follows with a belly-to-belly throw into the corner. Mortos spears Hologram in the corner and goes for another, but Hologram pulls himself up and Mortos spills to the floor. Hologram drops Mortos with a moonsault, and gets him back into the ring. Hologram delivers a poison-rana and goes for the Holo Bomb, but Mortos blocks it and delivers a back-breaker. Mortos slams Hologram again, and then delivers a discus lariat for the three count.
Winner of the second fall: The Beast Mortos
Mortos drops Hologram with another shot and goes for the cover, but Hologram kicks out at two. Mortos delivers a shot in the corner and sends him across, but Hologram comes back and puts Mortos up top. Hologram delivers a rising kick and climbs, but Mortos puts him on his shoulders. Hologram counters with a hurricanrana and delivers a few quick shots. Hologram delivers an enzuigiri to the apron, and then delivers a reverse-rana. Hologram drops Mortos with a springboard dive and gets him back into the ring. Hologram goes up top and connects with a double stomp. Hologram goes up top again for a 450 splash, but Mortos gets his knees up. Mortos runs the ropes, but Hologram counters with a Spanish Fly. Mortos comes back with a shot, but Hologram takes him to the corner. They exchange shots and go to the top, and then Mortos delivers an avalanche press slam for a two count. Mortos drops Hologram with a lariat and goes for the cover, but Hologram kicks out again. Mortos takes Hologram up top, but Hologram counters with a hurricanrana. Hologram goes up top and drops Mortos with a diving crucifix bomb for a two count. Hologram picks Mortos up and delivers the spinning airplane bomb for the pin fall.
Winner: Hologram
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Darby Allin vs. Brody King
They exchange shots into the corner, and then King throws Allin to the outside. King throws Allin into the barricade and moves the ring steps, but Allin jumps on his back and tries to close his nose and airway. King gets free and drops Allin with a chop. King throws Allin toward the steps, but Allin leaps over and charges at King. King drops Allin with a forearm shot and puts the steps on top of Allin. King walks up the steps and stands on top of them, and then slams Allin face-first onto them. King gets Allin back into the ring and connects with a running back senton for a two count. King chops Allin in the corner and connects with another shot. King throws Allin across the ring and connects with a splash in the corner. King hangs Allin upseid down and goes for the cannonball, but Allin pulls himself up and dives on King through the ropes. Allin connects with another dive and finally takes King off his feet. Allin connects with a Coffin Drop on the outside, and then gets him back into the ring. Allin delivers a Code Red and goes for the cover, but King kicks out at two. King goes to the apron, but Allin applies a sleeper from inside the ring.
King drags Allin to the apron and slams him down. King applies a sleeper to Allin and pulls him up in the corner. King drops Allin at the four count, and then gets him all the way back into the ring. King delivers a chop and follows with another shot. Allin comes back with slaps and comes off the ropes, but King catches him and applies a sleeper hold. Allin gets to the ropes, and then King smacks him across the back. King drops Allin with a German suplex, and then follows with an avalanche German from the ropes. King delivers another avalanche German and goes for the cover, but Allin kicks out at two. King puts Allin on the apron and goes for an avalanche German onto the steps. Allin fights out with body shots, and then follows with headbutts. Allin shoves King down onto the steps, and then delivers a Coffin Drop while King is still on the steps. Allin gets back into the ring, and then King gets back in at the nine count. Allin connects with a Coffin Drop to King’s back and gets the pin fall.
Winner: Darby Allin
-After the match, both men pull themselves to their feet, and then King offers a handshake. Allin accepts, and then King leaves the ring.
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AEW World Tag Team Championship Match
The Young Bucks (Matthew Jackson and Nicholas Jackson) (c) vs. Private Party (Isiah Kassidy and Marq Quen)
Matthew insults Private Party before the match, but Kassidy and Quen deliver shots to them. The Bucks grab the titles and walk up the ramp, but Kassidy and Quen follow them. The Bucks deliver superkicks to them, but Kassidy and Quen come back and beat them down. Quen climbs one of the tunnels as Kassidy delivers shots to the Bucks. Quen dives off the tunnel and takes them down, and then Kassidy gets Matthew in the ring as the bell rings. Kassidy connects with a diving cross-body for a two count, and then Quen tags in. Matthew sends Quen to the outside, and then drives his shoulder into Kassidy’s midsection. Matthew takes Kassidy down, but then Quen causes Matthew to kick Nicholas in the face. Quen drops the Bucks with a double hurricanrana, and then Kassidy drops them with a dive over the top rope. Kassidy and Quen get Matthew back into the ring and double-team him. Quen goes for the cover, but Nicholas breaks it up. Nicholas gets sent back out, but he makes the tag behind Quen’s back. The Bucks double-team Quen and deliver a double superkick. The Bucks do the same to Kassidy, and then Matthew stomps on Quen in the corner.
Nicholas tags in, and the Bucks double-team Quen again. The Bucks deliver a double back elbow, and then Nicholas delivers shots. Quen comes back with an enzuigiri, and then kciks The Bucks in their faces. Kassidy tags in and delivers shots to Nicholas. Kassidy drops the Bucks with clotheslines, and then delivers a double dropkick. Kassidy kicks Nicholas in the head, and then delivers an enzuigiri to Matthew. Kassidy drops Nicholas with a springboard flip on the outside, and then drops Matthew with a springboard DDT for a two count. Action Andretti, Leila Grey, Top Flight, and Stokely Hathaway are all shown watcing from ringside, and then the Bucks come back and double-team Kassidy. Matthew stomps on Kassidy, but Kassidy drops Nicholas with a hurricanrana. Kassidy drops Nicholas with a face-buster and goes for the cover, but Nicholas kicks out. Kassidy and Quen go for Silly String, but Nicholas blocks it. Kassidy drops Matthew with a hurricanrana, but Nicholas sends Quen to the floor and drops Quen and Kassidy with a dive. The Bucks throw Quen into Top Flight over the barricade, and then Nicholas drops Quen with a dive from the barricade.
Kassidy drops Matthew with a reverse-rana on the outside, but Nicholas drops Kassidy with a Canadian Destroyer. Quen connects with a 450 splash to Nicholas from the barricade, and then all four guys get back into the ring at the nine count. Nicholas and Kassidy exchange shots and Kassidy takes advantage. Nicholas comes back with a roundhouse kick, but Kassidy comes back and they both get on the top rope. Nicholas drops Kassidy with a cutter and goes for the cover, but Kassidy kicks out at two. The Bucks go for the TK Driver, but Quen trips Nicholas and Kassidy rolls up Matthew for a two count. Quen and Kassidy slam The Bucks with a neck-breaker/DDT combination, but the Bucks come back and send Kassidy to the apron. Nicholas tags in and delivers a double stomp to Quen over Matthew’s knees. The Bucks deliver a double superkick, and then go for More Bang for Your Bucks, but Quen gets free. Quen and Kassidy deliver Gin and Juice to Nicholas and Quen goes for the cover, but Nicholas kicks out at two. Kassidy tags in and he and Kassidy double superkick Matthew to the floor. Private Party delivers More Bang for Your Buck to Matthew and Kassidy goes for the cover, but Nicholas breaks it up.
Quen and Kassidy try to suplex Nicholas from the top, but Matthew blocks it and the Bucks delivers a Doomsday Dropkick that causes Quen to deliver a reverse-rana to Kassidy. The Bucks delivers the EVP Trigger to Kassidy and Nicholas goes for the cover, but Kassidy kicks out. The Bucks double-team Quen on the outside with another Doomsday kick, and then go for another EVP Trigger to Kassidy. Kassidy ducks and rolls Matthew up for a two count. Kassidy delivers shots to Matthew, but can’t capitalize and the Bucks deliver the TK Driver for the pin fall.
Winners and still AEW World Tag Team Champions: The Young Bucks
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Jim Ross has joined the commentary team.
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ROH World Championship Match
Mark Briscoe (c) vs. Chris Jericho (w/Big Bill)
They exchange shots, and Briscoe gets Jericho into the corner. Briscoe stomps Jericho down, and then delivers right hands. Jericho comes back with the Codebreaker and goes for the cover, but Briscoe kicks out at one. Briscoe delivers more right hands, and then takes Jericho to the floor. Briscoe delivers more shots, and then drops Jericho with a suplex. Briscoe delivers an elbow drop from the apron, and then sets up a chair in the ring. Briscoe goes for a dive, but Bill pulls Jericho away. Briscoe connects with a dive on both of them anyway, and then delivers another right hand to Jericho. Briscoe sets up the chair on the outside and puts Jericho in it, and then connects with a flipping neck-breaker from the apron. Briscoe gets Jericho back into the ring, but Bill connects with a big boot behind the referee’s back. Bill props a table on the announcers’ table, but Orange Cassidy runs out and delivers an Orange Punch to Bill. Cassidy delivers more Orange Punches to send Bill up the ramp, and then Briscoe slams Jericho onto the apron. Briscoe delivers shots and chops in the ring, and then delivers a Death Valley Driver.
Briscoe goes up top, but Jericho rolls to the apron. Briscoe delivers shots and sets up for the Jay Driller, but Jericho fights him off and clubs him in the back. Jericho suplexes Briscoe to the floor and continues to beat Briscoe down. Jericho stomps on Briscoe and gets him back into the ring. Jericho chops Briscoe repeatedly in the corner and sends him across, but Briscoe comes back with a few shots. Briscoe goes up top, but Jericho cuts him off and sends Briscoe back down with a hurricanrana. Briscoe comes back with a back elbow, and then delivers a few forearm shots. Briscoe drops Jericho with another forearm shot, and then chops him and delivers uppercuts in the corner. Briscoe sends Jericho across and charges, but Jericho kicks him in the face and goes up top. Briscoe delivers an uppercut, and then drops Jericho with a fisherman’s buster for a two count. Briscoe sets up for the Jay Driller, but Jericho counters and locks in the Walls of Jericho. Briscoe makes it to the ropes, but Bryan Keith delivers a shot behind the referee’s back. Jericho goes for the cover, but Briscoe kicks out at two.
Keith gets on the apron, but Rocky Romero runs down and beats him backstage. Jericho has the chair, but Briscoe kicks it into his face and sends him to the outside. Briscoe dives through the ropes, and he and Jericho crash through the table on the outside. Briscoe gets Jericho back into the ring and goes for the Froggy Bow, but Jericho counters with the Codebreaker and gets a two count. Jericho goes for the Judas Effect, but Briscoe ducks under and goes for the Jay Driller. Jericho gets free and delivers the Judas Effect, and then delivers the Jay Driller. Jericho goes for the cover, but Briscoe kicks out at two. Jericho delivers right hands on the mat, but Briscoe fires up and delivers shots of his own. Briscoe slams Jericho with a Death Valley Driver, and then connects with the Froggy Bow. Briscoe delivers the Jay Driller and gets the pin fall.
Winner and still ROH World Champion: Mark Briscoe
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AEW World Championship Match
Bryan Danielson (c) vs. Jon Moxley (w/Marina Shafir)
Moxley attacks Danielson during his entrance, but Danielson comes back with shots of his own. Danielson puts Moxley in a chair and charges at him, but Moxley drops him with a forearm shot. Moxley chokes Danielson with the camera cable, but Danielson delivers a shot and chokes Moxley with the cable. Shafir gets on Danielson’s back, but Danielson throws her down and Moxley drops Danielson with a clothesline. Moxley gets Danielson into the ring and brings a chair in, but Danielson dropkicks the chair into his head as the bell rings. Danielson delivers the running kick in the corner, and then follows with more kicks and chops. Moxley comes back and dodges Danielson coming off the top. Moxley applies a rear choke, but Danielson suplexes him down and delivers the Busaiku Knee for a two count. Danielson sends Moxley to the outside and drops him with a dive over the top rope. Danielson connects with another dive, but Moxley comes back with a thumb to the eye. Moxley piledrives Danielson on the announcers’ table and chokes Danielson with another cable. Moxley swipes at McGuinness, and then delivers elbow strikes to Danielson on the apron.
Shafir delivers knee strikes to Danielson, and then Moxley delivers elbow strikes and kicks Danielson in the back. Moxley stomps on Danielson’s neck, and then delivers elbow strikes and chops in the corner. Danielson comes back wtih chops of his own, but Moxley drops him with one shot. Moxley goes for the cover, but Danielson kicks out at one. Moxley stomps on Danielson’s head repeatedly and goes for another cover, but Danielson kicks out at two. Moxley drops Danielson with a neck-breaker and grinds his elbow into Danielson’s neck on the apron. Moxley delivers more elbow strikes to Danielson’s neck, and then Shafir delivers more knee strikes behind the referee’s back. Shafir pulls up some of the padding at ringside as Moxley puts Danielson’s neck on the ring steps and presses down on it with his boot. Moxley goes for a piledriver on the concrete, but Danielson counters with a back-body drop. Moxley comes back and rips the tape off of Danielson’s neck, and then bites him. Danielson gets back into the ring and trips Moxley up on the ropes. Danielson bites Moxley, hangs him upside down, and delivers a series of kicks.
Danielson delivers a dropkick in the corner, and then slams Moxley down to the mat. Danielson goes for a diving headbutt, but Moxley dodges it and delivers a stomp for a two count. Moxley locks in the bulldog choke, but Danielson gets free. Moxley delivers more shots to Danielson, but Danielson gets up at the nine count. Danielson asks for more, and then he and Moxley exchange elbow strikes. Moxley gains the advantage and kicks Danielson in the chest. Moxley goes for a running kick, but Danielson blocks it and delivers shots of his own. Danielson takes Moxley down and delivers the roundkicks. Danielson goes for the Busaiku Knee, but Shafair grabs his ankle. Moxley drops Danielson with a cutter, and the referee ejects Shafir from ringside. Moxley goes for the Paradigm Shift, but Danielson counters out. Moxley goes for a German suplex, but Danielson rolls through and delivers the Busaiku Knee for a two count. Danielson stomps on Moxley’s head repeatedly and locks in the LeBell Lock. Moxley reaches for the ropes, but Danielson pulls his arm back. Moxley gets his feet on the rope, and then Danielson goes for a dive through the ropes.
Moxley catches him and delivers the Death Rider on the concrete. Moxley throws Danielson back into the ring and goes for the cover, but Danielson kicks out at two. Moxley delivers the hammer-and-anvil elbow strikes, but Danielson gets to his feet and climbs the ropes with Moxley on his back. Danielson slams Moxley back down to the mat and they exchange shots. Danielson kicks Moxley in the chest and head, and then locks in the LeBell Lock. Moxley counters out, but Danielson delivers more shots. Moxley transitions back over, but Danielson gets out and suplexes Moxley. Danielson delivers the Busaiku Knee and goes for the cover, but Moxley kicks out at two. Danielson delivers shots, but Moxley drops him with a pair of lariats and gets a two count. Moxley delivers Death Rider and goes for the cover, but Danielson kicks out at one. Moxley delivers a headbutt, but Danielson slaps him in the face. Moxley delivers a Gotch-style piledriver and locks in a rear choke. Danielson gets to his feet, but Moxley takes him back down and the referee calls for the bell.
Winner and new AEW World Champion: Jon Moxley
-After the match, Shafir comes back to the ring and she is joined by Claudio Castagnoli and PAC. Moxley is given a plastic bag, but Darby Allin and Wheeler Yuta rush the ring. Allin has a chair and Yuta checks on Danielson. Yuta turns toward Allin, and then drops him with a Busaiku Knee. PAC chokes Allin with his boot in the corner as Shafir duct tapes Allin to the ropes. Moxley gives the plastic bag to Yuta, and then Yuta puts it over Danielson’s head and chokes him out. Security tries to rush the ring, but PAC, Shafir, Castagnoli, and Moxley fight them off. The same happens to Private Party, and then Jeff Jarrett as well. Moxley slams Jarrett into the barricade and hits him with a chair, and then Castagnoli puts Danielson’s neck in a chair. Castagnoli stomps on the chair, and then the locker room empties of babyfaces who all get into the ring as Moxley and his crew escape through the crowd. Doctors get into the ring and get Danielson on a backboard as everyone who ran out to help watches on as the show comes to a close.
