AEW FULL GEAR & TAILGATE BRAWL QUICK RESULTS

• $200K match: Austin Gunn & Juice Robinson def. Anthony Bowens & Max Caster, Big Bill & Bryan Keith, and The Outrunners
• “Big Boom” AJ & Q.T. Marshall def. Rocky Romero & Trent Beretta
• Eddie Kingston & HOOK def. The Workhorsemen
• CMLL World Trios championship: Mistico, Mascara Dorada & Neon (c) def. Kazuchika Okada, Konosuke Takeshita & Hechicero
• PAC def. Darby Allin
• Timeless Love Bombs def. Babes of Wrath, Sisters of Sin, & Megan Bayne and Marina Shafir
• AEW Tag Team Championship: FTR def. Brodido (c)
• Ricochet wins the Casino Gauntlet for the new AEW National Championship
• Kyle O’Reilly def. Jon Moxley
• TNT Championship: Mark Briscoe def. Kyle Fletcher (c)
• $1 million match: Young Bucks & Josh Alexander def. Jurassic Express & Kenny Omega
• AEW Women’s World Championship: Kris Statlander (c) def. Mercedes Moné
• AEW Men’s World Championship: Samoa Joe def. Hangman Page (c)

Bang Bang Gang Steal the $200K

The Zero Hour kicked off with a chaotic $200K three-way tag bout featuring Morrissey & Bryan Keith, The Outrunners, and the duo that insist they’re “not The Acclaimed anymore” (Anthony Bowens & Max Caster).
After a fast-paced sprint filled with dives, standoffs, and Big Bill throwing folks like laundry, the finish came when Juice Robinson rolled up Bowens, securing the briefcase for Bullet Club Gold.

Bowens immediately blamed Caster afterward — tension’s brewing.

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QT Marshall & Big Boom AJ Score a Big Win

In a rough-and-tumble tag fight, QT Marshall & Big Boom AJ defeated Roppongi Vice, thanks in part to outside chaos involving Big Justice, Paul Wight, and various cheap shots.
A blockbuster–powerbomb combo sealed the deal.

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Callis Family Drama Already Boiling

Backstage, Don Callis, Josh Alexander, and the Young Bucks hyped their million-dollar match, while Callis tried to reassure everyone that adding Okada to the Family wasn’t backfiring.
Spoiler: It absolutely was.

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Kingston & HOOK Handle the WorkHorsemen

A short but stiff affair saw Eddie Kingston pin Anthony Henry while HOOK choked out JD Drake.

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Sky Team Retain CMLL World Trios Championship; Callis Family Implodes

The Callis Family’s trios title challenge went sideways before the bell even rang.
Hechicero jumped Sky Team early, Mistico got his arm mangled, and Okada didn’t even show up until the fight was halfway done, arriving in style and making a full entrance while Takeshita fought alone.

Despite moments where Okada and Takeshita nearly came to blows, Sky Team rallied, and Mistico submitted Hechicero with La Mistica to retain.

Afterward, Okada and Takeshita argued again — this faction is duct-taped together at best.

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PAC Defeats Darby Allin After Brutal Bat Shot

A wounded Darby Allin fought with taped-up burns and still pushed PAC to the brink.
The Bastard targeted the injuries relentlessly, including a sickening “Indian burn” spot and a catapult that sent Darby ricocheting through the ropes to the floor.

Despite a late rally, PAC used Sting’s bat behind the ref’s back to secure the pin.

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Timeless Love Bombs Win Right to Choose Stipulation in Women’s Tag Title Tournament Semifinal

In a four-team sprint featuring the Babes of Wrath, Sisters of Sin, and Marina Shafir & Megan Bayne, the final moments saw Toni Storm and Harley Cameron trading roll-ups.
Storm reversed a small package to take the win, giving the Timeless Love Bombs control over their semifinal stipulation.

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FTR Become AEW World Tag Team Champions

In a show-stealing war, FTR dethroned Brodido (Bandido & Brody King) in a match loaded with brutal strikes, crazy dives, illegal belt shots, and more nearfalls than viewers could count.

Bandido survived an absurd amount of punishment, but the final Shatter Machine finally kept him down.

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Ricochet Becomes First AEW National Champion

The Casino Gauntlet was chaos from the opening bell. GOA attacked early entrants, Ricochet took out MVP with a mic assault, and alliances constantly formed and shattered.

The final sequence saw Ricochet hit the Spirit Gun on Kevin Knight to claim the inaugural National Championship.

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Kyle O’Reilly Forces Jon Moxley to Tap in a Blood-Soaked War

Moxley and O’Reilly tried to murder each other with forks, chains, submissions, and absolutely no restraint.
Mox even hit a Pillmanizer on Kyle’s arm — but KOR refused to quit.

In the end, Kyle wrapped a chain around Moxley’s ankle and forced Mox to tap out, handing him a rare submission loss.
Mox gave a nod of respect… then attacked Kyle again moments later.

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Mark Briscoe Wins TNT Championship in Ultra-Violent Classic

If Mark Briscoe lost, he’d have to join the Callis Family — so he came armed with ladders, chairs, tacks, and the spirit of every Delaware backyard brawl.

Fletcher busted Briscoe open early, and both men carved each other up with ladders, screwdrivers, and barbed wire.
After surviving a litany of brainbusters and landing a Razor’s Edge through a barbed wire table, Briscoe finished it with a Jay Driller onto the tacks to win the TNT title.

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Bucks Join the Callis Family… Then Don’t

The $1,000,000 six-man saw the Young Bucks & Josh Alexander defeat Jurassic Express & Kenny Omega, thanks to Josh’s vicious ankle lock and the Bucks’ BTE Trigger.

Post-match, Callis revealed the Bucks were now officially part of the Family — until Alexander went after Omega’s leg again.
The Bucks had a crisis of conscience, threw the money down, and helped save their former best friend, ending with a big feel-good reunion hug.

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Kris Statlander Retains AEW Women’s World Championship Against Mercedes Moné

Moné spent the whole match dissecting Statlander’s arm and hit FOURTEEN straight suplexes, but Stat wouldn’t quit.

Despite the damage, Statlander powered through and retained via Saturday Night Fever.

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Samoa Joe Wins AEW World Championship; Swerve Strickland Returns

In a blood-soaked steel cage main event, Hangman Page and Samoa Joe tore each other apart until the Opps, Shibata, and Eddie Kingston sparked bedlam.

The turning point came when HOOK turned heel, revealed an Opps shirt, and blasted Hangman with the AEW title belt.
Joe hit the Muscle Buster to become AEW World Champion.

As the Opps celebrated, the arena went black — and Swerve Strickland made his return, staring Joe down before wading through the Opps dojo trainees like an action-movie finale.
Finally, Hangman rose and stood beside his old enemy, and the show ended with Swerve and Hangman united against Joe’s monstrous army.

Anna Jay vs. Deonna Purrazzo

Feeling out, Jay with a quick advantage, whip to the corner, reverse roundhouse connects! Taya Valkyrie gets a cheap shot in, reverse STO, Jay counters to a pin for a nearfall and lands a superkick, leaving both women down and out! Queenslayer dodged, Venus De Milo applied but Anna gets to the ropes to force the break!

Referee Mike Posey ejects Taya Valkyrie, Venus De Milo reapplied but Jay reverses…

Anna Jay wins by pinfall with a pinning predicament.

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Beast Mortos vs. Buddy Matthews vs. Dante Martin vs. Komander

Pairing off, Matthews stomping away at Komander in the corner, Martin getting into it with Buddy, assisted tijeras sends the House of Black man to the floor! Komander grabs a knucklelock on Mortos, up top, Beast pulls him down, knucklelock on Dante too and he wrenches both men in!

Pairing off again, Mortos throws Matthews to the floor and climbs up after Komander! Jockeying for position, Martin cuts him off, to the floor, Buddy dives! Komander… ROPEWALK CORKSCREW TOPE CON GIRO! Back inside, Beast cuts him off, corkscrew standing neck twist, Tombstone lift Codebreaker takes him out!

Dante in, he eats a pop-up Samoan drop! Matthews blocks a rolling elbow, stomp the foot, off the ropes, hanging DDT cuts Mortos off! Buddy lawn darts Komander into Beast, Jackhammer on Martin… MORTOS BREAKS IT UP! Dante cuts him down with a jumping knee, charging elbow on Mortos, enzuigiri, rolling Komander through into a crucifix pin… NOPE!

Buddy with a Meteora on Dante, Komander with a tilt-a-whirl DDT, Mortos with a crucifix driver! Martin takes Beast out! Match into “everybody do something cool” territory…

Buddy Matthews wins by pinfall with a stomp to Dante Martin’s head.

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“Big Boom” AJ vs. QT Marshall

Paul Wight is on commentary and… sigh… the Rizzler… is your special guest timekeeper.

Marshall in control earlier, taking his time and gloating after every successuful spot. Off the ropes, AJ stands firm, snap scoop powerslam… NOPE! Whip reversed, big back body drop and QT is on the back foot and gets sent to the floor with a lariat! Big Boom follows after, bouncing him off the barricades and throwing him back inside.

QT cuts him off with a front kick, snaps off a DDT, following it with a neck crank. AJ gets to his feet, Marshall clubs him down! Desperate belly-to-belly suplex from Big Boom and both men are down! Right hands backing QT into the corner, whip reversed, lariats, thrust spinebuster but AJ is feeling the wear and tear!

Fired up, scoop and a running powerslam… STILL NO! Marshall gets an Ace Crusher… AND AJ KICKS OUT! QT goes out to ringside to screw with the Rizzler and Paul Wight confronts him and sends him packing back to the ring! Marshall up top, Big Boom with right hands to meet him… SUPERPLEX!

AJ hooks him, calling for it but Aaron Solow appears on the turnbuckles! Big Boom lays him out and QT blasts him with a big boot but Big Justice is in the ring and drops Marshall with a spear! AJ turns around, kick to the gut…

“Big Boom” AJ wins by pinfall with a Tenryu Powerbomb.

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Thus begins the main show.

Kings of the Black Throne (Brody King & Malakai Black) vs. Private Party (Isiah Kassidy & Marq Quen) (c) vs. the Acclaimed (Anthony Bowens & “Platinum” Max Caster) vs. the Outrunners (Truth Magnum & Turbo Floyd) (AEW World Tag Team Championship)

Black and Quen to start, feeling out, into the corner, Bowens tags in on Malakai. some more tags, Magnum with a suplex on Kassidy for a nearfall! Floyd clears the ring, King chopping him and he vibrates harder but Brody takes him down! Kings of the Black Throne cutting Anthony off, superplex into a diving double stomp, Orihara moonsault clears the crush, chucking Marq into a knee and taking Isiah out as well!

Outrunners and Private Party having a back and forth, stereo 450 splashes from the champions… NOPE! Double elbow drop, looking for Total Recall, Isiah slips out, King tags in blind and cleans house! The Acclaimed get a turn in control now, they’re both legal and Caster calls for Bowens to pin him, referee Rick Knox counts… AND MARQ QUEN BREAKS IT UP! Kassidy tags in on Max, Anthony goes for a crucifix but Caster tagged in on him, no deal!

The Arrival connects, Mic Drop blocked, Private Party are on ‘em…

Private Party win by pinfall with Gin and Juice on Max Caster, retaining the AEW World Tag Team Championship.

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Orange Cassidy is interviewed backstage and tells Jon Moxley that tonight he’s gonna show him that AEW doesn’t need him and he’s gonna take the power and the glory and take the title back.

Maxwell Jacob Friedman vs. Roderick Strong

Friedman cuts a promo on the floor before the match can begin, talking about how he’s off making money shooting movies but Strong’s mama shot his daddy.

Roddy jumps him and puts boots to him, keeping him from running away! Max turns it around and puts boots to him in the ring, headed up top, checking the time on his wrist tape before popping back down and locking a top wristlock in! Half nelson backbreaker gets Strong some separation but he’s slow to capitalize, shaking life back into his arm!

Backbreaker rack, putting MJF neck-first into the turnbuckles, Olympic Slam… NOPE! Heatseeker blocked, Roddy passes Friedman to the floor, wrecking ball dropkick follows! Whipping Max into the barricade, big chop, back suplex into the barricade! Max on the second, Panama Sunrise countered into a backbreaker! Slow to cover, only two!

MJF with a hammerlock DDT… STILL NO! Strong with a dropkick, a double-leg, cloverleaf applied! Wristlock, headbutts… END OF HEARTACHE BUT MAX GETS A FOOT ON THE ROPES! Head of steam but Friedman bails to the floor! Roddy follows after, back inside, small package, reversed, enzuigiri in the corner, backbreaker rack into the double knee backbreaker!

Fireman’s carry double knee gutbuster, off the ropes… SICK KICK! Slow to capitalize, drawing him up, Max with a sheerdrop brainbuster and both men are down and out! Salt of the Earth applied… IT’S OVER!

Maxwell Jacob Friedman wins by submission with Salt of the Earth.

Post-match, Max threads Roddy’s arm through a steel chair and Pillmanizes it!

Adam Cole makes the late save and MJF runs away!

Kyle O’Reilly shoves Adam Cole away and helps Roddy to the back while the Kingdom tends to Cole.

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Kris Statlander vs. Mercedes Mone (c) (AEW TBS Championship)

Circling, Mone with a shove, sidestepping Statlander into the corner and throwing punches. Kris catches her, chokebomb into the corner, Mercedes cuts her off with a kick and follows with a monkey flip into mounted punches before posing for the crowd! Out and back in, Stat wtih a suplex lift over the ropes, Mone slips out… TIJERAS TO THE FLOOR!

Meteora to the floor follows, Mercedes happy to take the countout, counting along with referee Aubrey Edwards! Kris crawls back to the apron, baseball slide takes her out! Back inside, Meteora for two, neckbreaker counters a powerbomb for another nearfall! Sunset flip into the turnbuckles, corner knees, cover for two!

Kneeling Japanese stranglehold, Statlander counters Meteora into a turnbuckle powerbomb! Chaos Theory… SO CLOSE! Crucifix driver gets Mone a nearfall, into the crossface, Kris rolls through, fireman’s carry, float over, back suplex, land on her feet, lungblower connects and both women are down!

Mercedes with another Meteora… KRIS STAT KICKS OUT AND THE CHAMPION IS BESIDE HERSELF, SCREAMING APOPLECTIC! Quebradora connects, discus lariat, Statlander putting it together and Mone kicks out on a deep three! Suplex reversed into a small package, Michinoku Driver… MERCEDES KICKS OUT!

Champion going Three Amigos, Kris gets a deep nearfall countering a dive! Headed up top… NOBODY HOME ON THE 450 SPLASH! Mone dropping repeated elbows on the injured knee! Frog splash to the knee, cover for two! And… my feed drops and I am struggling to get it back.

We’re up and running, lungblower connects, a second one… STAT KICKS OUT OF THE MONE MAKER! Back and forth, backslide gets Kris two, La Castia rolled through, Stat counters with an electric chair facebuster! Double pumphandle Saturday Night Fever blocked by biting her knee!

La Casadora Hot Shot to the middle rope…

Mercedes Mone wins by pinfall with a victory roll pin, retaining the AEW TBS Championship.

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“Hangman” Adam Page vs. “Switchblade” Jay White

Collar and elbow, backed into the corner, White gets a side headlock, Page backs him into the corner and breaks dirty with a right hand! Jay ducks and throws chops, backing Hangman across the ring, Adam belly-to-belly suplexes him over the ropes and to the floor! White grabbing at his ankle, blood in the water as Page punches it over and over and smashes it into the apron!

Back inside, pressing the attack, stepping on Jay’s ankle! Up in the turnbuckles, White with mounted punches, back on the mat for more chops, basement dropkick takes Hanger’s knee out! Targeting it more in the corner, jabs and chops, whip reversed, snap a DDT off! Up in the turnbuckles, Page biting his forehead, perching… AVALANCHE FALLAWAY SLAM ISN’T ENOUGH TO SEAL THE DEAL!

To the floor, White smashes his knee into the post, back inside, perching up top for a superplex! Hangman with elbows, Switchblade fires back with chops, Liger Bomb in return, cover for two! Fighting on the apron, half nelson suplex spikes Adam and he bounces to the floor!

Another suplex on the ramp, Page slips out of a third and shoves Jay into the barricade, leaving him writhing! Hanging White’s foot in the barricade, big boot connects! Ankle lock, referee Paul Turner warning Hanger but he doesn’t care and the count begins! White to his feet, Adam rolls in, Jay beats the count as well!

Buckshot blocked, back to the ankle lock in the ring this time! Stomps to the back, White rolls him through to the apron, catch a boot, Switch dragon screws him in the ropes! Waistlock, duck under, big uranage… STILL NO! Jay with a leglock of his own, into the corner, out, Deadeye connects! A second Deadeye… SO CLOSE!

Buckshot blocked, Blade Runner denied, Hangman gets the ankle lock again and this time Blade Runner connects… IT’S OVER!

Jay White wins by pinfall with Blade Runner.

Post-match, Page attacks White on the ramp and Christopher Daniels comes down to warn him off… AND HANGER BLASTS HIM WITH A RIGHT HOOK!

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Kyle Fletcher vs. Will Ospreay

Don Callis joins the commentary team for this one.

Charging at each other, cuffing right hands, headlock, shot off, shoulder blocks exchanged, Fletcher takes him down! Axe kick, chops in the corner, shoulder thrust, whip reversed, Ospreay clutching his neck and Kyle slides in to spike him with a DDT and punch his neck over and over again!

Back and forth on the apron, Fletcher puts him into the post and spikes him back first into the turnbuckles before hitting the brainbuster on the floor! Kyle pressing his attack, Will blasts him to the floor with a big boot, perching, corkscrew moonsault to the floor! Back inside, trading chops, Fletcher lands a superkick!

Sidestep the charge, Cheeky Nando’s, spin-out Argentine powerbomb… NOPE! Kick combination, OsCutter… COUNTERED TO AN ACE CRUSHER OF HIS OWN! LAST RIDE GETS KYLE A DEEP NEARFALL! Big boot gets a Stundog Millionaire, OsCutter blocked with a simple shove! Ospreay skins the cat, tijeras to the floor, inverted facelock lift… TOMBSTONE PILEDRIVER ON THE FLOOR AND BOTH MEN ARE DOWN!

Beating the count, Ospreay meets him, off the top, cover for two! Back and froth, trading fast counters, Fletcher with a superkick, caught by a Spanish Fly! Hidden Blade and both men are down! Will double jump, Kyle cuts him off, enzuigiri staggers him, jockeying for position, Ospreay slips down, Styles Clash… SO CLOSE!

Elbow pad is off, Hidden Blade… FLETCHER KICKS OUT! Kicks and stomps, Kyle turtling up on the apron, jockeying for position… KYLE FLETCHER TOMBSTONE PILEDRIVER OFF THE APRON AND INTO THE STEEL STEPS DANGERRROUS! Ospreay on the floor, hands twitching, Kyle jawing at him, throwing him back inside!

Leg lariat, Tombstone Piledriver… WILL WON’T STAY DOWN! Ospreay with a victory roll pin for two, desperate elbows, Fletcher neutralizes the arms, drops him with a lariat! Up in the turnbuckles… BRAINBUSTERRRRRRR DOES IT!

Kyle Fletcher wins by pinfall with the turnbuckle brainbuster.

Post-match, Mark “Dunkzilla” Davis and the ringside doctor attend to Will Ospreay.

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Mina Shirakawa comes to the stage for Mariah May’s long-delayed championship celebration.

She introduces May as her friend, her partner, and the love of her life.

Mariah (with a black eye) says we finally did it, and this is the celebration she always deserved. She says there’s not a single woman alive who can touch her and says she couldn’t have done this without Mina, her one true friend. Shirakawa grabs a champagne flute for each of them and they link arms to toast her.

May calls for a celebration and Mina dances on the stage and Mariah grabs the champagne bottle and lines up to blast her with it! Shirawaka kicks it out of her hands, May spits at her, and Mina spears her off the stage and through a table!

Shirakawa back to her feet, mouth bloodied, she draws Mariah up and bites at her forehead, screaming!

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“Red Death” Daniel Garcia vs. “SCAPEGOAT” Jack Perry (c) (AEW TNT Championship)

Circling, collar and elbow, struggling around the ring and into the corner and Perry breaks dirty with a forearm smash! Out to the floor for a breather, Jack meets him and Garcia throws him into the barricades a few times! Perry fires back with a hanging DDT off of the apron!

Jack keeps the attack up, eventually Garcia gets a Saito suplex and throws hands! Drop toehold sets up Snare Trap! SCAPEGOAT FOLLOWS IT WITH A BACK SUPLEX ON THE APRON AND GOES AND CONFRONTS “DADDY MAGIC” MATT MENARD AT THE COMMENTARY DESK! Dragging Dan over, he powerbombs him through the timekeeper’s table and dumps a garbage can out on him! Garcia barely beats the count!

Dan running hot, but Perry comes back, Argentine backbreaker rack dropped into a piledriver… SO CLOSE! Jack brings the belt into the ring and offers himself up for Garcia! Daniel almost hits him with the belt before giving it to referee Rick Knox! Low blow while he’s distracted, running knee… DANIEL GARCIA KICKS OUT!

Jackknife almost does it, Garcia blocks a kick, leg-trap piledriver… PERRY KICKS OUT! Daniel lights him up with an extended series of windmill chops in the ropes, Perry’s Christ complex kicks in and he smiles at the sacrifice before Dan spikes him with a piledriver! Crossing his legs, Dragonslayer applied!

Jack crawls for the ropes but Garcia pulls him into the middle of the ring and wrenches back hard…

Daniel Garcia wins by submission with the Dragonslayer, becoming your new AEW TNT Champion.

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Konosuke Takeshita (c) vs. Ricochet (AEW International Championship)

Don Callis again joins us on commentary.

Collar and elbow, roll through, Ricochet with a couple arm drags, whip reversed, pass Takeshita into the corner, Tiger feint kick, Konosuke catches it and snaps his neck over the ropes before blasting him with a big boot! To the floor, Takeshita back suplexes him into the barricade!

Back inside, the champion posing, challenger with an O’Connor roll but he gets caught by a spinning side slam! Elbows to the spine, Rick comes back with punches and chops, he goes to springboard but his back gives out! Konosuke cuts him off and launches him with a huge slam out of the corner!

Kneeling surfboard applied, Takeshita largely in control, Ricochet with a big lariat, whip to the corner, slide through, springboard lariat connects! To the floor, Ricochet with the Sasuke Special! Back inside, springboard 450 splash… NOPE! Kick combination from the challenger, handspring countered into the Blue Thunder Driver… SO CLOSE!

Back and forth, both men end up down and out! Up in the corner, Takeshita with a German superplex, off the ropes, lariat… RICOCHET BARELY KICKS OUT! Ricochet with an avalanche Frankensteiner, poison Frankensteiner, shooting star press… NOT ENOUGH! Back and forth, Vertigo denied, Konosuke hits the wheelbarrow Tombstone… AND CAN’T PUT RICOCHET AWAY!

Enzuigiri connects, twisting brainbuster, Benedryller connects… STILL NO! Takeshita takes him out of the corner…

Konosuke Takeshita wins by pinfall, retaining the AEW International Championship.

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Bobby Lashley vs. Shane “Swerve” Strickland

Lashley in control out the gates with a lariat and a bodyslam, throwing Strickland into the corner and choking him in the ropes! Swinging neckbreaker follows, Backbreaker rack dropped into a facebuster, mounted punches, delayed vertical, keeping him up one-handed before completing the suplex! Swerve coming back with right hands, posted in the corner, and Bob grinds him down with a reverse chinlock!

Swerve with boots up in the corner, he gets distracted by Shelton Benjamin and laid out! Back inside, getting himself together, Shelton and MVP get themselves ejected from ringside! Strickland slingshots to the floor and Bob slams him into the apron before throwing him into the barricade!

I run to the bathroom for an emergency and when I come back Strickland is perched up top and hits the Swerve Stomp… SO CLOSE! MVP is back and gets in Swerve’s face and creates enough of an opening for Lashley to suplex him on the floor and then spear him through the barricade!

Back inside, Bob hits the spear and then draws Shane up for the Hurt Lock…

Bobby Lashley wins by submission with the Hurt Lock.

Post-match, Bob puts Prince Nana in the Hurt Lock for good measure.

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Jon Moxley (c) vs. Orange Cassidy (AEW World Championship)

Cassidy with Orange Punches, hammering away, mounted punches on the announce desk, over and over before stone cold biting Moxley’s forehead! Jon claws at his eyes, Atomic Drop on the barricade, out into the crowd and he throws Orange into the internal barricade!

Back to ringside, continuing to beat Cassidy down, setting him up on the steel steps and stomping his face into the diamond plate! Underhooks on the stairs, Death Rider… AND ORANGE IS BLEEDING! In the ring, Mox pressing the attack, lariats and boots and biting the wound on his forehead until referee Bryce Remsburg admonishes him!

Facewashes in the corner, hooking Orange for a piledriver, holding him up, shifting to the gotch grip… PILEDRIVER SPIKES HIM FOR TWO! Mounted punches, elbows, throwing Cassidy to the floor! Jon clears the desk and sets Orange atop it, biting his hand now! Punching the head wound over Bryce’s objections and Cassidy gouges his eyes to break away from it!

Mox throws him hard into the steel steps! Back in the ring, Orange just pouring blood, Jon sadistic with hard knee strikes and kicks, but Cassidy only wants more! Double wristlock applied, charging elbow knocks Orange off the apron! Back inside, trading elbows, setting him up top, chops, raking at his back!

Off the top, an elbow cuts Cassidy down and Jon picks a leg and adds a headscissors to the mix! Shift to a guillotine choke, into the corner and Remsburg gets a clean break. Moxley up top, he wants an avalanche piledriver! Jockeying for position, Orange knocks him down and hits a diving DDT!

Fired up, kip-up, trading slaps, hands in the pockets and Cassidy does the lazy kicks! Duck a lariat, Orange Punch, bodyscissors into a victory roll… NOPE! Big lariat gets a Beach Break and both men are down and out as Claudio Castagnoli and PAC emerge from the crowd! The Conglomeration of Kyle O’Reilly, Rocky Romero, and Tomohiro Ishii arrive to even the odds!

Marina Shafir is in the ring with the briefcase but Willow Nightingale takes her out! Cassidy has the case with Bryce distracted and clocks Jon with it… JON MOXLEY BARELY KICKS OUT! Wheeler YUTA slides in with the Busaiku Knee and Mox is ready…

Jon Moxley wins by pinfall with Death Rider, retaining the AEW World Championship.

Post-match, Moxley holds Orange down… WHEELER YUTA POURS DISINFECTANT IN CASSIDY’S MOUTH!

Hangman Page arrives and stares Moxley down in the ring!

Christian Cage attacks from behind and hits the Killswitch but Hangman has the contract! Cage takes it back after a beat and Hanger limps his way back up the ramp! Christian holds the contract up but Jay White attacks him from behind and lays him out with Blade Runner!

Everybody leaves.

The camera follows Death Riders as they make their way out to their truck… AND A CAR CRASHES INTO THEIR TRUCK?! They all get into another car and drive off… AND DARBY ALLIN GETS OUT OF THE CAR AND CLAMBERS ONTO OF THEIR TRUCK AND SMASHES THE WINDSHIELD WITH HIS SKATEBOARD AS BLOOD POURS DOWN HIS FACE!

Source: CageSideSeats

AEW Full Gear – Saturday, November 23 – Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey

AEW WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP:
Jon Moxley (c) vs. Orange Cassidy

AEW INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP:
Konosuke Takeshita (c) vs. Ricochet

Kyle Fletcher vs. Will Ospreay

AEW TNT CHAMPIONSHIP:
Jack Perry (c) vs. Daniel Garcia

AEW TBS CHAMPIONSHIP:
Mercedes Moné (c) (with Kamille) vs. Kris Statlander

Swerve Strickland vs. Bobby Lashley

AEW WORLD TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP:
Private Party (c) vs. The Outrunners vs. Kings of the Black Throne (Malakai Black and Brody King) vs. The Acclaimed

MJF vs. Roderick Strong

Jay White vs. “Hangman” Adam Page

[ZERO HOUR]
Deonna Purrazzo (with Taya Valkyrie) vs. Anna Jay

[ZERO HOUR]
“Big Boom!” A.J. (with Big Justice) vs. Q. T. Marshall

[ZERO HOUR]
Dante Martin vs. The Beast Mortos vs. Komander vs. Buddy Matthews

ZERO HOUR

• Renee Paquette, Stokely Hathaway & RJ City previewed the card for the event before transitioning into the opening contest of the Zero Hour.
• ROH World Championship Match: Eddie Kingston (c) def. Jay Lethal (w/ Jeff Jarrett, Karen Jarrett, Satnam Singh & Sonjay Dutt).
  • Lethal tried to use Jarrett’s guitar to hit Kingston, but Ortiz came to the ramp and got the guitar. Ortiz used the guitar to hit Sonjay Dutt, laying him out. This allowed Kingston to hit a Half-and-Half Suplex before hitting the Spinning Backfist for the pinfall win & title retention. Kingston got the microphone and called Stokely Hathaway a “little bald-headed bitch” after the match.
• Claudio Castagnoli def. Buddy Matthews.
  • After a brutal match, The finish of the contest came when Castagnoli hit an uppercut & a Riccola Bomb on Matthews before locking in the Sharpshooter for the submission win. Castagnoli offered his hand to Matthews, but Matthews declined the handshake and left the ring.
• ROH World Tag Team Championship Match: MJF & Samoa Joe (c) def. Bullet Club Gold’s The Gunns (Austin Gunn & Colten Gunn).
  • The Gunns were about to attack Samoa Joe, but they were distracted by a returning Adam Cole. This distraction allowed Samoa Joe to lock in the Kokina Clutch on Colten Gunn to end the match.
  • After MJF & Samoa Joe shook hands, The Gunns attacked MJF before pillmanizing his leg with a chair as Adam Cole shouted at The Gunns. Pat Buck, Doc Samson, multiple medical professionals & security guards escorted MJF to the back.

Main Broadcast.

– After a video package promoting the matches for AEW Full Gear, Excalibur, Tony Schiavone & Nigel McGuiness (with Taz joining later in the night) welcomed the audience to the broadcast before transitioning into the opening match.

Sting, Darby Allin & Adam Copeland (w/ Ric Flair) vs. The Patriarchy (Christian Cage, Luchasaurus, & Nick Wayne).

Wayne & Allin began the match, with the two locking up before Wayne hit a cheap shot on Allin. Wayne got a headlock on Allin, but Allin reversed it with a wrist lock takedown before hitting a Monkey Flip. Allin locked in another headlock on Wayne before hitting a springboard arm drag and a regular arm drag on Wayne. Sting tagged in and slammed Wayne’s ar, into the mat before tossing him out of the ring and whipping him into the barricade. Back in the ring, Wayne tagged in Cage, but Sting responded by tagging in Copeland. Copeland & Cage had a staredown, but Cage tagged in Luchasaurus instead.

Luchasaurus & Copeland exchanged punches before Luchasaurus hit a corner lariat on Copeland in the corner. Luchasaurus went for a chokeslam, but Copeland reversed it with an Irish Whip & a Neckbreaker before tagging in Allin. Allin went for a Sunset Flip, but Luchasaurus evaded and hit a vicious uppercut. Allin flipped his way out of a chokeslam, but Cage caught him with a Guillotine into Allin’s neck before Luchasaurus picked Allin up and spiked him into the apron right on his spine.

The Patriarchy continued to dominate the proceedings of the match, led by Christian Cage after he tagged back in and attacked Allin. Wayne tagged in, kicked Allin in the ribs, and laid his boot on Allin’s neck before catching him with a PK into the shoulder for a near fall, followed by Wayne mocking Ric Flair’s strut. Luchasuarus & Wayne then hit Allin with a Sideslam/ Swanton combo for a near fall. Allin attacked Luchasaurus & Cgae in the corner before climbing to the top rope, but Wayne met him there. Wayne went for a top rope move, but Allin bit Wayne’s hand before hitting an Avalanche Code Red on Wayne.

Cage attacked Copeland from behind at ringside. Sting tried to chase Cage, but Luchasaurus caught him with a body block. Cage tagged in and fired away with chops on Allin before hitting an overhead toss. Cage went for a Spear, but Allin evaded before he & Allin collided heads. Copeland finally tagged in and tried to get Cage, but Luchasaurs attacked him. Copeland hit a forearm strike, a punch, and an Impaler DDT on Luchasaurus before hitting a shoulder block on Luchasaurus off the apron and a military Pressing Wayne onto Luchasaurus, which Allin followed by hitting a Tope onto the two. Sting then hit a dive on Luchasaurus & Wayne.

Copeland & Sting then hit a Scorpion Death Drop/ Elbow Drop combo on Luchasaurus before they picked up Wayne to allow Allin to finish the combo by hitting a Crossbody/ Double SUplex combo on Wayne. Cage talked trash to Ric Flair. Flair attacked Cage, but Cage caught him with a low blow. While the referee was checking on Flair, Cage got the TNT Title to hit Copeland, but he hit Luchasaurus instead by accident. Copeland chased Cage, but Cage left the arena. This led to the finish, which was Sting hitting a Stinger Splash on Luchasuarus, followed by Copeland hitting a Spear before Allin finished the sequence with a Coffin Drop for the pinfall win.

Winners: Sting, Darby Allin & Adam Copeland (w/ Ric Flair).

– Tony Schiavone called Jay White to the ramp to make some news. Tony Schiavone said that MJF was not medically would not be cleared to compete and that the match would be canceled. Adam Cole interrupted proceedings and said that there was no shot in hell White was leaving Full Gear as AEW Champion. Adam Cole revealed that he would defend the AEW Championship on behalf of MJF in the main event. Jay White made fun of Cole and promised to beat Cole tonight.

AEW International Championship Match.

Orange Cassidy (c) (w/ HOOK vs. Jon Moxley (w/ Wheeler Yuta).

The match began with Cassidy hitting a forearm strike, but Moxley dropped Cassidy with a forearm of his own. Moxley hit a series of chops before tossing Cassidy to the outside. Moxley continued to attack Cassidy on the outside before dropping Cassidy’s abdomen first into the barricade. Back in the ring, Moxley hit a Release Plex on Cassidy, dropping Cassidy straight into his injured back. Cassidy tried to fire away with forearm strikes on Moxley, but Moxley continued to stomp away at the International Champion. Cassidy tried to make a comeback, but Moxley caught him with a Black Hole Slam for a near fall.

Moxley locked in a Texas Cloverleaf on Cassidy. Cassidy rolled out of the hold, but Moxley stomped the member of CHAOS in the head before placing him on the top rope and biting his nose. Moxley went for a Superplex, but Cassidy Racked Moxley’s back before returning the favor and biting Moxley’s nose, but Moxley responded with a headbutt to send Cassidy onto the apron. Moxley picked up Cassidy to hit an Avalanche Death Rider, but Cassidy hit a series of headbutts to break the hold (busting Moxley’s head open) before hitting a Superplex on Moxley, followed by a Diving DDT and a Tornado DDT to get the pin, but Moxley kicked out at one.

Cassidy did the taunt kicks on Moxley before firing away with a series of kicks to Moxley’s head. Moxley ran at Cassidy, but Cassidy evaded to send him crashing to the outside. Cassidy hit two Tope Suicidas on Moxley to the outside before catching him with a jab and hitting an Elbow Suicida on Moxley. Back in the ring, Cassidy climbed to the top rope and went for a move, but Moxley caught him with a bootkick. Cassidy hit the Stundog Millionaire, but Moxley responded with Anvil Elbows and a series of strikes before locking in the Bulldog Choke. Moxley transitioned and went for a Piledriver, but Cassidy reversed it with a Back Drop and a PK Kick before locking in the Redrum on Moxley, but Moxley got the turnbuckle pad to break the hold. Cassidy ran at Moxley, but Moxley caught him with a Diamond Cutter before hitting a Gotch-Style Piledriver for a near fall.

Moxley then did the taunt kicks on Cassidy to mock him before pie-facing Cassidy. Cassidy got up and put his hands into his pockets. Moxley ran at Cassidy, but Cassidy evaded to send Moxley crashing into the exposed turnbuckle before hitting a Shotgun dropkick on Moxley into the corner. Cassidy hit Three Orange Punches, a Cazadora Pin, and three Orange Punches before hitting the Beach Break on Moxley for the pinfall win & title retention.

Winner & STILL AEW International Champion: Orange Cassidy.

– Mark Briscoe was announced to participate in the AEW Continental Classic, where he said that nobody can stop him.

AEW Women’s Championship Match.

Hikaru Shida (c) vs. Toni Storm (w/ Luther).

The match began with Storm holding her script, but Storm instead tore her own script. Storm & Shida exchanged forearm strikes before Shida caught Storm flush in the corner with a knee strike, which she followed by hitting a vicious series of chops on Storm’s bruised chest, as Mariah May watched the match backstage in fear. Shida continued to chop away at Storm’s chest, but Storm responded with a series of chops on Shida before hitting eh Eddie Kingston Machine Gun Chops & a Bulldog on Shida before hitting a Windmill Forearm on Shida for a near fall.

Storm stomped away at Shida’s head, The two continued to exchange strikes again, but Shida recovered by hitting a Running Knee and hitting Ridgehand strikes on Storm, followed by a Missile Dropkick on Storm off the middle turnbuckle for a near fall. Shida went for a move off the middle rope, but Storm caught her with a chop before tossing her for a near fall. Storm got two shoes into the ring and tried to attack Shida. While the referee took one of the shoes, Storm got to hit Shida with the other shoe before going for the pin, but Shida kicked out. Storm went for Storm Zero on Shida, but Shida reversed by hitting Trent Beretta’s Strong Zero for a near fall.

Shida hit a series of vicious forearm strikes on Storm’s head & neck, but Storm responded with three palm strikes. Shida responded with a Question Mark Kick before hitting the Falcon Arrow for a near fall. Shida went for a double Meteora, but Storm evaded to make Shida buckle her ankle. Storm saw the opening and locked in an Ankle Lock on Shida. Storm cinched the hold deep, but Shida was able to get a rope break.

Storm took off Shida’s shoes and tried to hit her, but Shida evaded and hit an Elbow Strike to send Storm out of the ring. Shida got the kendo stick and went to attack Storm, but Luther stopped Shida. Shida hit a low blow on Luther before firing away with the kendo stick at Luther. As the referee was distracted by Shida’s onslaught, Storm put in a metal plaque on her trunks. Storm & Shida exchanged pins before Storm spiked Shida with a German Suplex on Shida, which she followed by hitting a Hip Attack on Shida for the pinfall win. Mariah May celebrated with Storm & Luther after the match.

Winner & NEW AEW Women’s Champion: Toni Storm.

– Eddie Kingston was interviewed backstage by Renee Paquette. Kingston revealed that he was not only going to participate in the AEW Continental Classic but that he would put his NJPW STRONG Openweight Championship & ROH World Championship in every match in the tournament.

AEW Tag Team Championship – Ladder Match.

Ricky Starks & Big Bill (c) vs. La Faccion Ingobernable (RUSH & Dralistico) (w/ Jose The Assistant & Preston Vance) vs. FTR (Dax Harwood & Cash Wheeler) vs. House of Black’s Kings of the Black Throne (Malakai Black & Brody King).

The match began with everyone brawling before Brody King & Big Bill went face to face. They were about to exchange strikes, but they were laid out by the rest of the field. As Brody King pulled out the first ladder, Black & Dax exchanged strikes before Dax hit a vicious punch on the former NXT Champion. After Dax took the ladder away from Starks’s hands, Black slammed the ladder on Dax’s face to lay him out. RUSH & Wheeler climbed the top of the ladder, but the two dropped down before they began exchanging vicious strikes. RUSH hit a headbutt, but Wheeler caught him with a Spear through the ropes to the outside. Dralistico saw the opening and hit a Tope Con Giro onto RUSH, Big Bill, Wheeler & King on the outside. Black got back up and hit a Triangle Moonsault on Big Bill. Starks climbed to the top rope, but Dax intercepted him before hitting a suplex on Starks onto the pile of participants to the outside.

King & Big Bill got ladders into the ring before the two had a stare-down. The two got back in the ring and finally exchanged strikes before RUSH & Dax sandwich the two biggest men with ladders. Dx & RUSH collided with ladders before Dax tossed a ladder onto RUSH’s head. Dax got a ladder on his neck and spun it around to take out everyone, but Dralisitico caught him with a springboard dropkick. Dralisitico hit a series of kicks on Wheeler before he climbed the ladder to get the title, but Wheeler pushed the ladder to send him crashing into the top rope. RUSH attacked Wheeler and teased going for the Bull’s Horns, but kicked his head instead before doing his “Tranquilo” pose, but Wheeler responded with a Powerslam on RUSH.

Wheeler climbed the ladder, but Malakai Black intercepted him. Wheeler tossed Black onto a ladder before running the ropes, but Black slingshotted the ladder onto Wheeler’s way. Black laid Wheeler in a slanted ladder, but he was barracked by Dax before Brody King caught Harwood with a series of vicious chops and tossed him onto the floor. Wheeler laid out King before he hit a low blow on Black and hit a Piledriver onto the slanted ladder. Starks got back into the match and hit a Tornado DDT on Wheeler before hitting a Walk-Rope Axe Handle on Dax & a Spinning Saito Suplex on Wheeler. Black & Starks exchanged strikes before Starks hit a backdrop on Black into a ladder. King hit a Body Block on Starks into the slanted ladder before catching Dax with a backdrop and a Cannonball into the slanted ladder.

King tried to climb the ladder, but Big Bill pushed the ladder from underneath to send King crashing into a slanted ladder. Dralistico attacked King before hitting a springboard Codebreaker, but Big Bill caught him with a stalling Chokeslam. RUSH attacked Big Bill with a ladder in the corner before hitting a Ladder-Assisted Bull’s Horns on Big Bill. RUSH climbed the ladder to get the titles, but Starks climbed the ladder to meet him at the top. Starks & RUSH exchanged strikes while Dax, Big Bill, Dralistico & Wheeler also climbed, but King took everyone off the ladder. Black tried to pull Dralistico off the ladder, but Dralistico caught him with a Poison Rana. Dralisitco & King brawled outside before King hit a nasty Gonzo Bomb on Dralistico onto the ladder bridge. Wheeler saw King on the bridge before catching King with a Twisting Splash on King into the ladder bridge.

Harwood climbed the ladder, but Ricky Starks met him at the top, the two exchanged strikes, but Black caught Dax with the Black Mass. Wheeler clotheslined Black out of the ring and tried to pick up the belts, but Starks slammed the belt onto Wheeler’s head. Starks retrieved the belts to pick up the win & title retention.

Winners & STILL AEW Tag Team Champions: Ricky Starks & Big Bill.

TBS Championship Match.

Kris Statlander (c) vs. Julia Hart vs. Skye Blue.

Blue ran at Statlander to begin the match, but Statlander caught her with a shoulder tackle. Statlander took down both Blue & Hart, with Statlander hitting a leg drop on Blue, but Hart broke the pin. Statlander hung Hart in the top rope, but Blue caught her with an O’Connor Roll for a near fall, with Statlander pushing Blue into Hart. The three continued to exchange pins before Statlander & Blue had a face-off. Blue & Statlander exchanged vicious slaps before Hart & Blue tossed Statlander out of the ring. Statlander hit a double suplex on Blue & Hart on the outside before they headed back into the ring. Hart & Blue hit a series of thrust kicks on Statlander to send her out of the ring. Blue & Hart had a stare-down before Blue extended her hand. The two shook hands before Hart viciously attacked the Chicago Native. Blue got back up and immediately attacked Hart before hitting a vicious Penalty Kick for a near fall.

Statlander hit a back suplex on Blue before hitting an uppercut on Hart, a running knee on Blue, and a Samoan Drop on Blue, but Hart broke the pin. Hart got Blue and went for Blade Runner, but Blue tossed Hart into Statlander before hitting Hart with a spinning neckbreaker, but Statlander laid out Blue. Hart got back up and took out Statlander. Hart hit a stomp on Blue before hitting a Handspring Lariat on Statlander. Blue hit the Cheeky Nandos Kick on Hart before going for a Liger bomb, but Statlander caught her with a lariat. Statlander laid out Hart before hitting an Electric Chair Faceslam on Blue.

Statlander climbed to the top rope, but Hart hit a forearm strike on Statlander to send her crashing to the outside. Hart climbed to the top rope and hit the Moonsault Press on Blue to get the pin, but Statlander pulled Hart out of the ring to break the pin. Statlander hit a Scoop Powerslam on Hart to the outside, but Blue caught Statlander with a vicious kick. Blue ran at Statlander, but Statlander caught her. Blue evaded Statlander before hitting a Code Blue on Statlander for a near fall. Blue hit the Tijreras on Statlander, but Statlander reversed it with Saturday Night Fever. Statlander went for the pin, but Hart caught her with a lariat and stole the pin on Blue to get the win.

Winner & NEW TBS Champion: Julia Hart.

– Tony Schiavone brought out AEW’s latest recruit. Will Ospreay made his entrance. Ospreay signed his AEW contract. Ospreay said he wasn’t joining Tony Khan’s promotion just yet. Ospreay explained that he needed to finish up with New Japan Pro-Wrestling first, and then he would be on the road to AEW Revolution. Ospreay said he is now All Elite. He told Khan to line up the best wrestlers he’s got, especially for AEW All In at Wembley Stadium next year.

Texas Death Match.

Swerve Strickland (w/ Prince Nana) vs. “Hangman” Adam Page.

Hangman Page immediately attacked Strickland to begin the match before catching him with a vicious Buckshot Lariat to send Swerve to the outside. Page continued to toss Swerve around the ringside arena. Page got duct tape from under the ring before tossing a chair onto Swerve’s head. Page wrapped Swerve’s wrists before getting a staple gun and shooting the staple on Swerve’s pectoral muscle. Page was not satisfied with that and stapled his other pec before stapling the former NXT North American Champion in the arm. Back in the ring, Page hit a vicious chair shot on Swerve’s head, busting Strickland open before this sick freak drank Strickland’s blood in his mouth.

Page got a barb-wired chair and tried to attack Swerve, but Swerve caught him with a low blow before Nana cut the wrist tape. Page stapled Swerev’s chest five more times, but Swerve shook it off and stapled Page’s forehead before stapling himself in the chest Strickland tossed Page into the barb-wired chair in the corner before racking a string of barb wire onto Page’s head. Swerve got a Cinder Block from under the ring before getting on the apron. Page & Swerve exchanged punches before Swerve pulled Page into the apron. Page went for a boot kick, but Swerve caught him with a bite before spiking Page head-first into the Cinder Block with a Death Valley Driver.

Page & Swerve brawled on the barricade before Swerve nailed Page into the edge of the barricade with the piledriver. Back in the ring, Swerve & Page exchanged strikes as they spilled blood all across the pearly-white canvas. Swerve hit a boot kick on Page, but Page responded with a Fall-Away Slam. Page hit another Fall-Away Slam on Swerve before placing a crown of barbed wire on Swerve. Swerve rolled to the outside, but Page caught him with a Chair-assisted Moonsault on Swerve. After Nana distracted him, Page went for another Buckshot Lariat, but Swerve tossed a chair at Page. Swerve went for a Tombstone, but Page reversed it and hit a Tombstone on Swerve into the barb-wired chair. Strickland managed to rise from the dead at the count of nine, to which Page responded by string Swerve on the back with the chair.Swerve attacked Page’s back with the chair before hitting the Swerve Stomp on Page onto the barb-wired chair. After all of that, Swerve got a bag of glass and splattered it on the ground before hitting the JML Driver. Despite all the pain, Page got back up at the count of Nine, which Swerve responded to by clotheslining Page to the outside of the ring.

Prince Nana & Swerve Strickland pulled a barb-wired board and made a bridge with two chairs inside of the ring. Swerve went for an Avalanche JML Driver on Page, but Page evaded by biting Swerve’s he’d before hitting an Avalanche Fall-Away Slam on Swerve into the board. Page followed up by hitting a Liger Bomb on Swerve into the board before spiking Strickland with the Deadeye onto the barb-wired board. Page wrapped a string of Barb wire on Swerve before catching him with a vicious Buckshot Lariat. Swerve managed to roll out of the ring, allowing Brian Cage to attack Page viciously.

Page managed to fight through and hit a barb-wired assisted lariat on Cage. Prince Nana tried to get involved, but Page spiked Nana into a table with the Deadeye. Strickland appeared from behind and hit Page with a cinder block into the back of Page’s head. Page still got up, but Strickland choked Page with a steel chain before choking him in the corner. That was enough to make Page stay down for good, leading Swerve Strickland to pick up the win via TKO.

Winner: Swerve Strickland.

The Golden Jets (Kenny Omega & Chris Jericho) vs.The Young Bucks (Matt & Nick Jackson).

Omega shook hands with Matt Jackson & Nick Jackson. Omega & Nick Jackson exchanged holds before Nick Jackson hit a springboard arm drag on Omega. Jericho & Matt Jackson tagged in before Jericho hit an arm drag on Matt Jackson. Matt & Jericho exchanged holds before Matt did a hip thrust. Jericho hit a series of chops on Matt before Omega tagged in and backed Jericho out of the corner to stop the onslaught. Omega hit Matt with a Hurricanrana before tossing Nick out of the ring. Omega hit a Tope Con Giro on Matt, but Nick caught him with a dropkick. Jericho hit a springboard dropkick on Nick Jackson before hitting a sliding dropkick on The Young Bucks through the ropes. The Jackson brothers attacked Jericho’s left arm, with Nick stomping Jericho’s arm into the stairs.

Back in the ring, the two attacked Jericho’s left arm, busting Jericho’s arm open. Matt Jackson continued to attack Jericho’s left arm, slamming it into the ring post on the outside. Back in the ring, Jericho fought off The Young Bucks before hitting a diving dropkick and tagging in Omega. Omega hit the Hammer Strikes on the Young Bucks before hitting an Enziguri kick on Nick Jackson, Snap Dragon on Matt Jackson, and hitting a “You Can’t Escape” combo n the Jackson Brothers. Omega followed this up by hitting a Triangle Moonsault on Matt Jackson to the outside before hitting a crossbody on Nick Jackson, but Jackson rolled over for a near fall. Omega hit a Backslide Driver before hitting a V-Trigger for a near fall.

Jericho hit a shoulder block on Matt, a cross chop on Nick, and a Lionsault on The Young Bucks for a near fall. The Bucks continued to work on Jericho’s arm before Matt went for the walls, but Jericho rolled him over. Jericho accidentally collided with Omega, but he quickly moved on and locked in a Boston Crab on Matt Jackson. Nick Jackson tried to break the hold, but Omega pulled Nick into the barricade. Jericho cinched the hold deep, but his injured arm gave in and that allowed Matt Jackson to break out of the hold.

Jericho & Matt Jackson exchanged strikes before Matt Jackson hit a Double Northern Lights Suplex on Omega & Jericho. After Nick Jackson hit a German Suplex on Omega onto the apron, The Young Bucks hit an assisted hanging Swanton on Jericho for a near fall. Matt Jackson climbed to the top rope, but Jericho caught him with a chop before Super Frankensteiner on Matt Jackson. Jackson distracted the referee Nick Jackson hit a low blow on Jericho. Nick Jackson & Omega argued before Matt Jackson hit a Low Blow on Omega. Nick Jackson hit a Judas Effect on Jericho before catching him with a Tope Con Giro. The Young Bucks got Jericho and struck him with the BTE Trigger to get the pin, but Jericho kicked out at two.

The Young Bucks went for the Meltzer Driver, but Omega intercepted Nick Jackson. Jericho hit a low blow on Nick Jackson before Omega tagged in. Omega hit a V-Trigger on Nick before hitting a series of Snap Dragon Suplexes on Matt Jackson & Nick Jackson. Omega went for the One Winged Angel, but Nick Jackson reversed it with a Poison Rana before Matt Jackson hit the One Winged Angel on Omega for a near fall. The Bucks went for the Meltzer Driver, but Jericho intercepted Matt Jackson with a Code Breaker. Omega hit a Hanging German Suplex for a near fall. The Young Bucks hit a series of Superkicks on Jericho & Omega, but Omega caught Matt Jackson with a Ripcord V-Trigger. Omega hit the One Winged Angel for the pinball win. The young Bucks threw a tantrum after the match.

Winners: The Golden Jets (Kenny Omega & Chris Jericho).

– Adam Cole was about to take MJF’s spot in the title match, but MJF made it from the hospital and made it in time to defend his belt.

AEW World Heavyweight Championship Match.

MJF (c) (w/ Adam Cole) vs. Jay White (w/ Colten Gunn & Austin Gunn).

MJF hit an eye-poke, but MJF landed on his left leg. White hit an Ankle Breaker on MJF before catching him what a chop and a Fisherman’s Buster on MJF in the corner for a near fall. Jay White tossed MJF out of the ring, allowing The Gunns to attack MJF on the outside. Back in the ring, White continued to target MJF’s left leg before tossing MJF out of the ring again. MJF fought off The Gunns, but Austin Gunn attacked him from behind before sending him back in the ring. White tossed MJF to the outside so The Gunns can attack MJF’s leg with a chair, but the referee caught them and ejected them from ringside. White talked trash to Cole on the outside before getting MJF back in the ring.

White stomped MJF’s neck in the ring before grabbing MJF’s t-shirt and tossing it to Adam Cole’s face. MJF got back up and hit a back elbow, a lariat, and a body slam on White. MJF slammed White’s head into the top turnbuckle before hitting a series of jabs & biting White on the head in the corner. MJF hit the Kangaroo Kick on White and followed by a Kip Up, but MJF buckled his knee. MJF went for a dive, but White slid back in the ring and hit a sliding dropkick before spiking MJF in the head with a DDT. White hit a vicious chop on MJF in the corner before slamming him with a Hammer throw onto the mat, buckling MJF’s left leg. White went for a kick, but MJF caught him mid-air with a Mule Kick.

MJF got on the middle rope and went for a dive, but White evaded before spiking MJF with the Uranage for a near fall. White for the Sleeper Plex, but MJF blocked it; however, Jay White decided to toss MJF out of the ring into the floor not he outside. White picked MJF back up and caught him with a vicious chop. White tried to slam MJF’s head on the apron, but MJF slammed White head before spiking him on the floor with a DDT. MJF placed White on the table, but the table collapsed. MJF still climbed to the top rope and hit White with an Elbow Drop on MJF tot he outside.

Back in the ring, White picked MJF’s leg and spiked with a Dragon Screw. White hanged MJF on the top rope and went for a Diving Stomp, but MJF caught him and suplexed him off the top rope.

MJF got on the top rope, but White attacked MJF’s leg before spiking MJF with an Avalanche Spinning Uranage for a near fall. White hit a series of vicious chops on MJF in the chest before gauging his eye, but MJF responded with a Thumb to the eye before hitting a Rolling Elbow. MJF went for a lariat on White, but White caught him with a Flatliner followed by a German Suplex. White went for the Blade Runner, but MJF evaded. The two exchanged pins before MJF caught White and spike him with a Tombstone. White charged at MJF in the corner, bu MJF caught him with a back elbow before hitting. Diving foot stomp on White’s arm before going for the Heat Seeker, but White tossed MJF to the other side of the ring. White got back up, but MJF caught MJF by leaping over the top rope and hitting a Cutter to the outside.

Back in the ring, MJF got a single-leg hook on White for the pin, but White kicked out. MJF lowered his knee pad and tried to pick White up, but MJF tumbled on his own knee. Doc Sampson tried to check on MJF, but MJF flicked the doctor off. MJF picked White up, but White caught MJF’s injured leg and hit two ground Dragon Screws before spitting in Cole’s face while locking in the Figure Four Leg Lock on MJF. Cole was about to throw the towel, but MJF told him to leave the towel on the ground. White continued to keep the hold on MJF, but MJF was able to turn upside down to reverse the pressure of the hold, but that was until White got the rope break.

Cole tried to hit White with the belt, but White got the ROH Tag Title belt and slammed it into MJF’s head before going for the pin, but MJF kicked out at two. White got MJF’s leg, but MJF pushed White onto the referee, knocking out the referee. Cole let the Dynamite Diamond Ring on the ring for MJF to pick it up, but White intercepted MJF. White got the belt and tried to punch White in the face, but MJF caught him with a low blow. MJF got the Dynamite Diamond Ring and immediately punched The Gunns. White went for Blade Runner, but MJF evaded and punched White in the face to pick up the win & title retention. MJF stood tall to end the broadcast.

AEW Full Gear – Saturday November 18 from the Kia Forum in Los Angeles, California.

CARD

AEW WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP:
MJF (c) vs. Jay White

AEW WOMEN’S WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP:
Hikaru Shida (c) vs. “Timeless” Toni Storm

Sting, Darby Allin, and Adam Copeland vs. Christian Cage, Luchasaurus, and Nick Wayne

AEW INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP:
Orange Cassidy (c) vs. Jon Moxley

The Golden Jets (Kenny Omega and Chris Jericho) vs. The Young Bucks (Matt Jackson and Nick Jackson)
* If The Golden Jets win, they will get the AEW World Tag Team Championship opportunity previously awarded to The Young Bucks. If they lose, they must disband as a team. *

TEXAS DEATH MATCH:
“Hangman” Adam Page vs. Swerve Strickland (with Prince Nana)

AEW TBS CHAMPIONSHIP:
Kris Statlander (c) vs. Julia Hart vs. Skye Blue

AEW WORLD TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP:
Ricky Starks and Big Bill (c) vs. La Facción Ingobernable (Rush and Dralístico) vs. FTR (Cash Wheeler and Dax Harwood) vs. Kings of The Black Throne (Malakai Black and Brody King)

[ZERO HOUR] ROH WORLD TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP:
MJF (c) and Samoa Joe vs. The Gunns (Austin Gunn and Colten Gunn)

[ZERO HOUR] ROH WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP:
Kenny Kingston (c) vs. Jay Lethal

[ZERO HOUR]
Claudio Castagnoli vs. Buddy Matthews 

AEW President Tony Khan confirmed that the company will unveil a new AEW roster member at the Full Gear pay-per-view on November 18. In his announcement, Khan touted this upcoming signing as “one of the world’s best wrestlers,” noting that they were also well-known and respected by the AEW fanbase.

On Wednesday, AEW President Tony Khan confirmed that the company will unveil a new AEW roster member at the Full Gear pay-per-view on November 18. In his announcement, Khan touted this upcoming signing as “one of the world’s best wrestlers,” noting that they were also well-known and respected by the AEW fanbase. While it has yet to be revealed who Khan is specifically referring to, a new report has seemingly ruled out one of the possible candidates.

According to Fightful Select, former IWGP Women’s Champion Mercedes Moné is not expected to be announced as AEW’s latest signing. Though the two sides have made plans to work together at some point, sources within AEW reportedly have indicated that Moné is not configured into the plans for this segment at Full Gear this weekend.

Following her stints with NJPW and STARDOM, Moné was invited to attend AEW All In in August with the aim of giving her a first-hand viewing experience of AEW. Tony Khan later pointed out that Moné was still in the process of recovering from an ankle injury she sustained in May, meaning any potential in-ring work for AEW would be halted until she was cleared to wrestle again. 

Moné may not be penciled in for the free agent signing at Full Gear, but numerous other possibilities still appear to be on the table. 

Source: Wrestling Inc.