AEW Revolution Results – Mar. 6, 2022 – Hangman Page vs. Adam Cole

AEW
Mar 7, 2022

Results by Jerome Wilen of Wrestleview.com

March 6, 2022
Orlando, FL – Addition Financial Arena
Commentary: Jim Ross, Tony Schiavone & Excalibur

Quick Match Results

  1. The Buy In: “Legit” Leyla Hirsch defeated Kris Statlander via springboard moonsault (9:50)
  2. The Buy In: HOOK defeated QT Marshall via Redrum submission (5:00)
  3. The Buy In: Malakai Black, Brody King & Buddy Matthews defeated PAC, Penta Oscuro & Erick Redbeard via Fire Thunder Driver by King on Redbeard after Black sprayed him with mist (17:20)
  4. Eddie Kingston defeated Chris Jericho via stretch plum submission (13:40)
  5. AEW World Tag Team Championship Three Way Match: Jungle Boy & Luchasaurus (c) defeated reDRagon and The Young Bucks via Thoracic Express on Matt Jackson (18:55)
  6. Face of the Revolution Ladder Match: Wardlow defeated Keith Lee, Powerhouse Hobbs, Ricky Starks, Orange Cassidy, Christian Cage via grabbing the brass ring to earn a TNT title shot (17:20)
  7. TBS Championship: Jade Cargill (c) defeated Tay Conti via Jaded (6:50)
  8. Dog Collar Match: CM Punk defeated MJF via hitting MJF with the Dynamite Diamond Ring, which was placed in the ring for him by Wardlow (25:45)
  9. AEW Women’s World Championship: Dr. Britt Baker D.M.D. (c) defeated Thunder Rosa via curb stomp after lots of interference by Jamie Hayter & Rebel (17:25)
  10. Jon Moxley defeated Bryan Danielson via countering a submission into a trap pin. William Regal appeared after the match and forced them to shake hands. (21:05)
  11. Tornado Trios Match: Sammy Guevara, Darby Allin & Sting defeated Matt Hardy, Andrade El Idolo & Isiah Kassidy via Coffin Drop by Allin on Hardy (13:20)
  12. AEW World Championship: Hangman Page (c) defeated Adam Cole via Buckshot Lariat (25:45)

Results of The Buy In pre-show by Matt Boone of Rajah.com

The Buy In
Kris Statlander vs. “Legit” Leyla Hirsch

The bell sounds and we’re off-and-running with this one. We see Statlander fare well early on, however it isn’t long before we see Hirsch start to take over control of the offense.

Hirsch goes on to dominate the match for a few minutes, but then we see Statlander start to show some signs of life. She fights from underneath back into competitive form and ultimately, back in the offensive driver’s seat.

Statlander now enjoys some offensive control time of her own, but then we see Hirsch start to turn up the intensity and violence levels a bit, using some sneaky and heel-style tactics to shift the momentum back in her favor.

The finish in this one comes when Hirsch gets the metal turnbuckle hook that holds the turnbuckle to the steel ring post. She took the steel turnbuckle hook and bashed Statlander in the head with it.

She follows up with a springboard moonsault and goes for the cover, picking up the 1-2-3 and the win in the first in-ring action of the evening here at Revolution.

Winner: “Legit” Leyla Hirsch (9:50)

After the match, Hirsch briefly celebrates the win and then heads to the back when she notices an upset / angry Red Velvet emerge from the backstage area.

Velvet headed to the ring to check on Statlander, who is still down and hurt.

In-Ring: Don Callis

Excalibur sends things down to Schiavone, who apparently has a special guest he is about to speak with in the ring.

On that note, the familiar sounds of Kenny Omega’s theme music plays. Instead of the former AEW World Champion, however, out comes the manager for “The Cleaner,” Don Callis.

Callis settles into the ring as Excalibur vents his frustration on the broadcast at how he can’t stand Omega’s right-hand man. Callis gets in the ring and talks about how Omega is not here tonight.

He tells the fans not to boo, because they still get one-half of the duo that produced the best World Championship run in the history of the business.

He says that since Omega’s not here, he’s confident that Adam Cole will win the World title tonight and will be a great transitional champion until Kenny Omega returns to reclaim it.

The Buy In
HOOK vs. QT Marshall

Tony Schiavone and Excalibur introduces their special guest commentator for our second and final pre-show match here on “The Buy-In” at AEW Revolution, “The Human Suplex Machine” Taz.

With that said, out comes QT Marshall accompanied by some of the members of The Factory. He cuts a promo on his way down to the ring and then settles inside the squared circle where he awaits the entrance of his opponent.

The familiar sounds of Action Bronson plays and Hook has been sent for. The proud papa Taz glows on commentary in audio form, as he mirrors the praise-singing by Schiavone and Excalibur as the impressive rookie contender makes his way out and heads to the ring.

Both guys are in the ring and with his back turned and his arms folded while he leans on the top turnbuckle in the corner, Hook awaits the bell and finally it sounds to get this one off-and-running.

“The Cold-Hearted Handsome Devil” starts this one off with a bang, taking it to Marshall and launching him overhead every-which-way, as he shows off his suplex arsenal much like his father, “The Human Suplex Machine” did during his active in-ring career.

We see Hook dominate the action from the word “go” and after Marshall gets in perhaps one or two offensive moves at best, Hook ends up taking back over and ultimately locking in his Redrum submission finisher to elicit the tap out from Marshall. Hook picks up another win to keep his undefeated record alive.

Winner: Hook (5:00)

The Buy In
Malakai Black, Brody King & Buddy Matthews vs. PAC, Penta Oscuro & Erick Redbeard

With Fenix not able to compete yet, as advertised we see Erick Redbeard, formerly known as Erick Rowan in WWE, make his way out to join the duo in this AEW Trios six-man tag-team contest.

The bell sounds and we’re off-and-running with this one. We see Buddy Matthews and Penta El Zero Miedo kicking things off for their respective teams.

The crowd is making a ton of noise for this one, giving it the first true superstar reactions of the evening thus far, outside of maybe Hook’s initial pop for his ring entrance in the previous bout.

We see some back-and-forth action between these two and then Redbeard and King tag in for each of their teams. Both guys try and charge and ram into the other with a shoulder tackle, however neither man budges.

This leads to a fun spot, as they each take a step back and then lunge forward looking to try shoulder tackles over-and-over-and-over again only for neither man to budge once.

Finally we see The House of Black start to utilize some great team work and the occasional sneaky, heel-style tactic to avert the referee’s attention and give themself precious seconds of rule-free offense to build on their already established offensive lead.

Matthews and Malakai take turns tagging each other in to keep a fresh man in the ring at all times. The House of Black trio are doing a good job of keeping PAC isolated in the ring.

They aren’t letting him anywhere near the corner for his team, instead opting to keep PAC on their half of the ring to continue widening the gap between themselves and their opposition.

Finally, PAC makes the much-needed tag to the fresher Penta El Zero Miedo. Penta launches himself off the top-rope, taking out any-and-everyone that moves. Penta ends up hitting a crazy senton roll-up attempt on Malakai.

Instead of fully attempting to secure the pin attempt, upon flipping over Malakai’s head he lands on the mat and immediately pops up and leaps forward to connect with a crazy Destroyer that turns King inside-out for a close near fall.

After getting in some additional offense, we see Penta tag in Redbeard, who slingshots himself over the top and connects with a leaping senton onto Malakai.

Black ends up hitting a big boot that sends Redbeard through the ropes where he crashes out on the floor at ringside. Now each guy on both sides of the ring enters the scene at one point or another, hitting key spots that shifts the momentum back and forth among the two teams.

We see everyone eventually down and out until Redbeard and King are the only two men standing on their feet. Once again the two big boys duke it out, trading back-and-forth shots as the crowd reacts appropriately to each landing shot.

King ends up getting Redbeard off the ropes with a crazy spot. This allows The House of Black trio to pull ahead into the offensive driver’s seat once again. Everyone excerpt Malakai and Redbeard are in the ring now on their hands and knees.

All four of the other competitors crawl towards each other, where they ultimately meet in the middle of the ring and begin brawling free-form style once again.

We see Penta and Malakai Black as the only two men standing a moment or so later, and they end up trading shots on the hardest part of the ring apron outside of the ring ropes. The commentators point out how this one is personal, alluding to the injury that took out Rey Fenix, which is the reason he’s not involved in this match tonight.

Penta ends up hitting one of his trademark semi-finishers on Malakai from the hard part of the ring apron outside of the ring ropes that sees Black crash and burn on the unforgiving concrete floor down below.

This leads to Penta picking up the lifeless and Malakai and rolling him into the ring, where he follows in after him. He looks to go for the cover and finish this one off, however the referee informs him that Malakai is not the legal man for his team.

Now Penta gets ambushed from behind by the man who is the legal man for The House of Black team. This sees Matthews go to work on Penta until the masked fan-favorite tags in Matthews.

A few moments later we see Redbeard back in as the legal man and he looks to finish this one off for his team. Instead, Redbeard gets misted by Black out of nowhere, which leads to King hitting a Fire Thunder Driver on him. Malakai follows up with the cover and scores the pin fall victory.

Winners: Malakai Black, Brody King & Buddy Matthews (17:20)

“The Buy-In” at AEW Revolution 2022 wraps up after Jim Ross’ “Boomer Sooner” Oklahoma theme plays to bring him out.

“Good Ole’ J.R.” asks his fellow commentators Excalibur and Tony Schiavone if they are ready for tonight’s big event.

All three answered in the affirmative and then we wrap up the pre-show and move over to the main pay-per-view portion of tonight’s highly-anticipated show.

Eddie Kingston vs. Chris Jericho

Kingston starts off with drilling Jericho’s head on the canvas as the crowd chants Eddie. Both men are on the outside and now are back in the ring. Kingston applies a neck breaker on Jericho, goes for a pin, but only gets a one count. In the corner, Jericho thumbs Kingston in the eye. Both men are back on the outside of the ring and fighting on the floor. Both men are back in the ring. Jericho flips off the crowd and the fans boo. Kingston comes back with a kick to head on Jericho and chops him. Both men are chopping each other back and forth across the chest. Both men poke each other in the eyes. Kingston goes for a pin on Jericho, but only gets a two count. Kingston has Jericho in the corner and is biting him in the ear. Jericho reverses it and goes for the eyes of Kingston. Both men are on the top rope and Kingston bites Jericho again. Jericho is punching Kingston in the head and flips him off the top turn buckle. Jericho goes for the pin, but only gets a two count. Jericho takes off the turnbuckle pad. Kingston grabs Jericho and flips him over. The crowd chants Eddie. Both men are on the apron. Jericho suplexes Kingston from the apron onto the floor.

Both men are still on the outside of the ring. Jericho tosses Kingston back in the ring. Both men are back in the ring. Jericho hits a Lionsault on Kingston, goes for a pin, but only gets a two count. Jericho has Kingston in the Walls of Jericho. Kingston tires to get to the bottom rope to break the hold. Kingston grabs the bottom rope and the hold is broken. Jericho just shoved Aubrey Edwards because he thought he won the match. Kingston comes back with multiple suplexes. Kingston hits his finishing movie on Jericho, but Jericho kicks out at the last second. The crowd continues to chant Eddie. Aubrey Edwards went to check on Kingston who was hurting. Jericho hits a codebreaker on Kingston, goes for a pin, but kicks out. Jericho hits Kingston with another Codebreaker. Jericho goes for Kingston who ducks and hits Jericho. Kingston has Jericho in a stretch plum. JERICHO TAPS! and the fans go nuts. Eddie can’t believe that Jericho tapped out.

Winner: Eddie Kingston by submission (13:40)

Kingston goes to shake Jericho’s hand. Jericho gets up to his feet. Jericho puts out his hand and hesitates as the fans boo. Jericho doesn’t shake Kingston’s hand, and then gets out of the ring and walks off as he holds the back of head.

AEW World Tag Team Championship Three Way Match
Jungle Boy & Luchasaurus (c) vs. reDRagon vs. The Young Bucks

Jungle Boy and Kyle O’Reilly start the match. O’Reilly has Jungle Boy in an armbar. Jungle Boy hits the rope for a break. Bobby Fish is tagged in. Fish drags Jungle Boy to the corner of the Young Bucks. Matt Jackson is tagged in. Jungle Boy after some offense, tags in Luchasaurus. The Bucks and reDRagon go to the outside. Jungle Boy does a flip over the top rope all four men. Now back in the ring its Nick and Jungle Boy. The Bucks are working on Jungle Boy. Now on the outside the heels are stopping on Luchasaurus. In the ring its Jungle Boy and the Bucks working on Jungle Boy. As Matt goes for the pin on Jungle Boy, Bobby Fish breaks up the count. The Bucks don’t seem happy. O’Reilly is tagged in and then goes for a pin on Jungle Boy, but Nick Jackson breaks it up. O’Reilly and Fish are not happy. Nick takes Bobby Fish out. The action goes to the outside as Jungle Boy takes out Bobby Fish on the floor. Back in the ring its the Bucks and Jungle Boy.

The Bucks apply a bulldog. O’Reilly and Nick Jackson argue. O’Reilly then kicks Nick by accident. Luchasuarus is tagged in as the legal man. He takes out the Bucks and reDragon. Back in the ring, the Bucks work on Luchasaurus. Nick hits Luchasaurus with a destroyer. Luchasuarus takes out the Bucks. Jungle Boy goes for the pin on Matt, but only gets a two count. As Jungle Boy goes for a move Bobby Fish grabs the leg. Now in the ring the Bucks and reDragon fight each other, but Luchasurus takes out everyone. The Bucks attempt to go after Jungle Boy, but he double clotheslines them and the fans go crazy. reDragon are double teaming Jungle Boy. Bobby Fish attempts a pin, but only gets a two count. Kyle O’Reilly hits a diving knee on Jungle Boy and then has Jungle Boy in a submission, but the Bucks break it up. The action is all over the place in this match. Jurassic Express and the Bucks both trade moves off the top rope. Neither team gets a pinfall. Kyle O’Reilly hits Jungle Boy with a title belt, goes for the pin, but only gets a two. Luchasurus breaks up the pin on Jungle Boy. Kyle O’Reilly gets a double superkick to the face by the Bucks. The Bucks hits the BTE Trigger on Jungle, but O’Reilly comes in and breaks up a pin attempt.

Jungle Boy hits a German Suplex on Matt Jackson. Jurassic Express double teamed the Bucks, as Matt had the spray can kicked out of his hand, then hit the Thoracic Express on Matt for the win to retain.

Winners and still AEW World Tag Team Champions: Jurassic Express (18:55)

Face of the Revolution Ladder Match
Winner Gets Shot at TNT Championship
Keith Lee vs. Wardlow vs. Powerhouse Hobbs vs. Ricky Starks vs. Orange Cassidy vs. Christian Cage

Results of this match by Matt Boone of Rajah.com

We see Keith Lee and Wardlow on opposing sides of the ring doing a big power-guy spot to see who the crowd backs. They seemed to be behind both guys, but more so in Wardlow’s corner.

The action starts to powder out into small groups of two guys duking it out in various parts of the ring and ringside area. Orange Cassidy hits the ring and tunes up the band for some of his signature “Sweet Shin Music,” ala Mick Foley back in the day.

Cassidy has some fun messing with Starks, who as always, is essentially frozen in his tracks in a mixture of disbelief and disgust / confusion as he watches the mannerisms and actions of the “Freshly Squeezed” one.

Christian Cage ends up taking over control of the offense. He looks to climb the ladder, which is finally brought into the ring. No dice, however, as he is stopped before he can retrieve the belt.

Keith Lee ends up grabbing Cassidy off the ropes by his ankles. He proceeds to swing his entire body around as a battering ram type of weapon, knocking any-and-everyone out of his way in the process.

We see camera shots of Dan Lambert seated in a luxury box with The Men of the Year — “All Ego” Ethan Page and Scorpio Sky, as well as Paige Van Zant. Some more high-risk wild spots go down in the ring as we build-up to the big finish.

The finish in this one sees Wardlow stop Ricky Starks as he was at the top of the ladder in the middle of the ring. As Starks was looking to “reach up and grab that brass ring” — literally, we see Wardlow stop him.

An additional ladder is laid long-ways across the ladder they are standing on and Wardlow uses that as the viciously violent platform for a powerbomb on Starks.

With Starks landing on his head / neck on the unforgiving solid steel platform, Wardlow reaches up and unhooks the brass ring. Your Face Of The Revolution Ladder Match winner for 2022 — Wardlow. Great match.

Winner: Wardlow (17:20)

On-Stage: Shane “Swerve” Strickland

Tony Schiavone introduces Shane “Swerve” Strickland for a contract signing. The crowd gives Strickland a great reception. Shane “Swerve” Strickland signs the contract.

TBS Championship
Jade Cargill (c) vs. Tay Conti

Cargill kisses Conti and it throws off Conti. Conti has Cargill in an arm lock. Cargill kicks Conti. Cargill attempts to hit Conti who counters hit. Conti applies several running kicks to the face of Cargill. Conti hits a swinging DDT, goes for the pin, but Cargill’s foot is under the bottom rope. Cargill hits an eye of the storm move on Conti, goes for the pin, but only gets a two count. Conti hits a flog splash on Cargill and goes for a pin, but only gets a two count.

The crowd doesn’t seem to be into this match. Conti goes to the top rope, but Cargill hits Conti face first on the mat with Jaded and retains.

Winner and Still AEW TBS Champion Jade Cargill (6:50)

Dog Collar Match
CM Punk vs. MJF

Punk comes out to his old Ring of Honor entrance with his old ROH ring attire and AFI entrance theme music.

The bell rings and both men have collars on with the chain. MJF wimps the chain in the eyes of Punk and then tries to escape but can’t. Punk kicks MJF in the gut. Punk ties of up MJF with the chain. MJF says he sorry, and Punk kicks MFJ between the legs. Punk then hits MJF with several blows to the head. Punk is hit in the back with the chain buy MJF. Punk drags MJF to the corner and hits him with a running knee strike. MJF strikes Punk in the bridge of the nose as Punk is busted open and bleeding like crazy. MJF grabs a mic and tells Punk to tell the fans that he hates the crowd just like he hates him. Punk is bleeding like crazy and it appears maybe it could also be from his head. Punk is a bloody mess.

Punk goes to the top rope and drops the chain on MJF and hits him with a rising knee strike. The ref is checking on Punk who continues to spill blood as the crowd chants CM Punk. Punk tells the ref he is fine to continue. Punk is whipping MJF with the chain. Punk wraps the chain around the hand of MJF and stomps on MJF’s hand. As Punk attempts a GTS, MJF digs his fingers into Punks face. MJF has Punk down on the mat in a sleeper as the fans chant CM Punk. MJF goes for a pin attempt, but only gets a two count. Punk counters with a choke type hold on MJF who doesn’t tap. MJF breaks the hold. MJF is tossed to the outside. MJF is now busted open. Punk is hitting MJF in the head as the fans chant to MJF you deserve it. On the outside, Punk continues to hit MJF with blows to the head.

Both men are a bloody mess. Punk drags MJF and tosses him into the ring steps. Both men are on the outside as Punk attempts for a running knee strike and MJF moves as Punk hits the steel steps with his knee. Both men are still on the outside as Punk comes back with offense on MJF. MJF rolls back in the ring. The ref checks on MJF. Punks signals for the GTS as he hops on one foot. Punk attempts the GTS but can’t as his knee gives out. MJF works on Punk’s knee. Both men are on the ring apron. MJF tries for a tombstone piledriver on Punk, who reserves it and then hits MJF with the tombstone piledriver on the ring apron.

Both men are back int he ring as the fans chant CM Punk. Punk goes to the top rope. Punk wraps the chain around his arm and attempts an elbow drop on MJF who rolls out of the way. Punks goes for a pin, but only gets a two count. MJF goes under the rope and grabs a bag of thumb tacks and spreads them out around the ring. MJF hits Punk with a running knee strike. Punk grabs MJF’s hand and bites it. Punk hits MJF with a round house kick. Punk is back on the top rope. MJF goes up also. Punks slips and hits the top turn buckle. MJF superplexes CM Punk as both men land on a small amount of thumb tax. MJF attempts a pin, but only gets a two. Punks was rolled over on the tax and MJF goes for a pin, but only gets a two count.

MJF calls for Wardlow as MJF has tax in his hand. Wardlow is reaching in his pocket and says he can’t find the ring. Punks then hits a GTS on MJF. Then Wardlow suddenly finds the ring, smiles at CM Punk and places it in the ring for Punk and walks off as the fans go crazy. Punk grabs the ring and puts it on. Punk picks up MJF and hits MJF in the face with the ring after MJF spits in his face. Punk goes for the pin and gets the three count.

Winner: CM Punk (25:45)

Wardlow turned on MJF and it looks like this solidifies Wardlow’s face turn. Medical staff hit the ring to check on Punk and MJF as Punk swings the chain around. Punk’s Cult of Personality plays as Punk acknowledges the fans.

AEW Women’s World Championship
Dr. Britt Baker D.M.D. (c) vs. Thunder Rosa

Britt Baker has a new larger Women’s World Championship belt.

Thunder Rosa is on the offense. Baker hits a neck breaker on Rosa. Baker continues the offense on Rosa as she hits knees to the face on Rosa. Rosa comes back, and Baker comes back and hits Rosa with boots to the face. Baker has Rosa wrapped around the ropes and the ref breaks it up. Baker suplexes Rosa and goes for the pin, but only gets a two count. Rosa comes back with a German suplex on Baker who hits her shoulder hard on the mat. Rosa continues the offense. Rosa hits a drop kick on Baker’s back and then mid-section. Rosa goes for a pin, but only gets a two count. Baker hits Rosa with an elbow to the back of head. Baker has her glove, but Rosa hits Baker in the jaw with a dropkick. Rosa gets Baker on the second rope for a suplex. Rosa then hits Baker with a sliding lariat. Rosa goes for the pin, but only gets a two. The crowd chants Thunder Rosa – DMD in dual chants. Both women exchange blows in the middle of the ring. Baker has Rosa in a cross face, but Rosa counters. Rosa then climbs the top rope. Baker climbs the rope as Baker drops Rosa who crashes to the ring. Baker goes for a pin, but only gets a two. Both women are back to their feet and exchange blows. Rosa goes for a tombstome, but Baker counters it, then Rosa counters with a tombstone but the ref is distracted by Rebel who clearly had more than a three count. Rebel gets taken out by Rosa.

Jamie Hayter throws the belt in the ring and Rosa gets a stomp on it from Baker. Baker goes for the pin, but Rosa kicks out at two. Rosa tries to put the Lockjaw on Baker, but Baker bites her hand. Rosa has Baker in a choke like hold, but is distracted by Rebel. Rosa then takes out Rebel and Hayter on the outside. Rosa comes back into the ring and hits another curb stomp on Rosa and get the three count.

Winner and still AEW Women’s World Champion – Dr. Britt Baker, DMD (17:25)

Jon Moxley vs. Bryan Danielson

Both men lock up. Danielson has Moxley down on the mat, and then both men get up and spill to the floor. Both men are back in the ring. Moxley slaps Danielson across the jaw. Both men lock up again.

*There has not been a lot of physical moves in this match so far.

Danielson slaps Moxley in the face, and then Moxley slaps Danielson in the back of the head. Both men are exchanging elbow strikes. Moxley has Danielson in the corner and kicks him in the chest. Moxley comes back and kicks Danielson in the chest. Danielson then comes back and kicks Moxley in the chest. As Danielson does a small amount of jumping jacks as the ref checks on Moxley. Danielson continues the offense on Moxley was he strikes Moxley with kicks to the chest. Moxley attempts to come back, but Danielson comes back. Danielson goes for a diving headbutt, however, Moxley moves out of the way. Moxley comes back, but Danielson hits Moxley with a knee to the gut. Danielson has Moxley in the corner and continues to kick Moxley in the gut. Moxley gets up and suplexes Danielson, but Danielson counters with a scissors hold. Moxley is able to pick up Danielson and slam him down. Danielson is able to counter Moxley’s move and kick Moxley in the gut.

As Danielson attempts a running kick, he goes over the rope and hits the floor. Both men are not on the outside with Moxley headbutting Danielson repeatedly. Moxley is bleeding from the head and Danielson is bleeding from the mouth. Moxley is spilling blood. Moxley is hitting knee strikes on Danielson. Moxley attempts a Paradigm Shift, but its countered by a lariat from Danielson. Moxley has Danielson on the rope and digs his fingernails into the back of Danielson. Both men are still on the top rope. Danielson drops Moxley on his back from the top rope. Danielson goes for the pin, but only gets a two count. Danielson hits Moxley with elbows to the head and now has Moxley in a dragon sleeper. Moxley gets his foot on the bottom rope to break the hold. Moxley has Danielson in an armbreaker. Danielson counters with a cross face, but Moxley gets his foot on the bottom rope to break the hold. Both men have locked hands are kicking each other. Moxley then stomps Danielson and has Danielson in a bulldog type choke hold. Danielson starts to fade, then rolls up Moxley for a pin, but only gets a two. Danielson comes back and hits Moxley with a knee. He goes for the pin, but only gets a two count. Danielson has Moxley in a triangle sleeper. Moxley grabs the beard of Danielson to try to force the break. Moxley rolls Danielson up with a trap pin and gets the 1-2-3 out of nowhere. Danielson is shocked and angrily shoves the ref.

Winner by pinfall: Jon Moxley (21:05)

After the match both men begin to fight as the ref calls for security to break up the fight.

WILLIAM REGAL SHOWS UP TO THE RING! Regal tries to restrain Moxley as the crowd goes crazy. He headbutts Moxley and then slaps Danielson. Regal wants both men to shake hands and the crowd chants Yes. Both men shake hands and the fans cheer.

The fans gave Regal a huge ovation.

Tornado Trios Match
Matt Hardy, Andrade El Idolo & Isiah Kassidy vs. Sammy Guevara, Darby Allin & Sting

The action starts on the outside of the ring as the action spills into the fans and into the front row of the crowd. The action is back in the ring as Sting is hitting the heels in the head with a trash can. Guevara takes out Isiah Kassidy as Sting continues to use the trash can, but then is taken out by a drop kick. Matt Hardy hits a twist of fate on Guevara. The action is back on the outside of the ring again. The action is all over the place on the outside of the ring. Stings hits Matt in the back with a steel chair as they make their way through the crowd. The Butcher and The Blade comes out and take out Darby Allin. Guevara and Isiah Kassidy are on top of the stage area and Guevara hits a Spanish Fly from the top of the stage onto a table that did not break. The ref checks on both men. Sting fights back against The Butcher and The Blade. Matt Hardy low blows Sting. and the fight heads to the upper level of the arena. Two tables are set up on the lower area. Andrade is on the table with two others. Sting dives onto Andrade as two of the tables break. The fans chant You Still Got It. Back in the ring, a busted open Matt Hardy has a chair on Darby Allin, who then counters with a Scorpion Death Drop on Hardy, followed by a Coffin Drop for the win.

Winners: Darby Allin, Sting & Sammy Guevara (13:20)

AEW World Championship
Hangman Page (c) vs. Adam Cole

Both men lock up. Cole hits elbow strikes to Page, but Page comes back on the offense. Page hits Cole with a short arm lariat. The action goes to outside of the ring. Page stays on the offense. Page attempts to hit Cole, but Cole moves and Page hits the ring post with his forearm. Cole tosses page into the steel steps. Cole has Page in the corner and has a boot to the neck. Cole hits Page with a neck breaker. Cole continues the offense on Page. Cole begins to trash talk Page, who then slaps Cole in the face, but Cole comes back. Cole attempts a Panama Sunrise, but Page moves out of the way. Page counters Cole;s moves with strikes to the face. Page hits Cole with a fallaway slam. but Cole goes to the outside apron who hits Cole with a forearm as he falls to the outside. Page hits Cole with a moonsault from the top rope onto the outside. Page attempts a buckshot lariat, but Cole rolls to the outside. As Page reaches down to grab Cole, he gets a kick to the face from Cole. Page comes back with a liger bomb. Pages goes for a pin, but only gets a two count.

Both men are on the top rope. Cole slips through Page and then gets a kick by Page. As Page attempts moonsault onto Page, he gets met with a kick by Cole. Cole is setting up a superkick. Page ducks and hits a deadeye on Cole. Page goes for the three count, but only gets two. The crowd begins to chant this is awesome. Page slaps Cole, but then Cole comes back with a superkick. Cole has Page in a cross face, as Page goes to the rope to break the hold. Page picks up Cole for a tombstone piledriver, goes for the pin, but only gets a two count. Both men exchange strikes. Page hits Cole with a German suplex, Cole reverses and slams down Page, goes for a three count, but only gets two. The crowd has duel chants with Cowboy – Adam. Both men are on the top rope. Page flips Cole off the top rope as they crash down on the mat. Page goes for the pin, but only gets a two. reDragon comes out as Page falls to the floor from a superkick. Cole hits a Panama Sunrise on Page onto the floor. Cole rolls Page back in the ring for a pin, but only gets a two count. As Cole goes for another Panama Sunrise, Page counters. The ref gets distracted and Cole low blows Page, hits Page with Panama Sunrise and hits the boom on Page. Cole goes for the pin, but only gets a two count. Cole continues to kick Page to the face. Page counters and then goes for a buckshot, but gets hit with a superkick to the face. Page falls down. reDragon sets up the the timekeepers table by the ring apron. Page hits Cole with a dead eye through the table. Page is holding his knee.

Dark Order comes down to check on Page and a brawl breaks out with reDragon and Dark Order as they go to the back.

Page hits Cole with a buckshot lariat, but Cole was close to the bottom rope and gets his fingers on the bottom rope. Page ties Cole to the ropes and superkicks Cole as the fans seem to boo. Cole counters with a kick on Cole. Page hits Cole as it looks like a tooth comes out. Page hits Cole with a boom and then a Buckshot Lariat and pins Cole to retain the AEW Championship.

Winner and still AEW World Champion – Adam Page (25:45)

After the match Page checks on Cole and shakes Cole’s hand with Page out. The PPV goes off the air.

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