Tony Schiavone moderates a contract signing for Swerve Strickland and Ricochet's match at Revolution. Swerve and Prince Nana show up first, followed by Ricochet. Ricochet addresses the conspicuous absence of Prince Nana's robe, saying it is in good hands and getting some upgrades before it is seen again at Revolution. Ricochet mentions that Swerve's contract signings have not been great as of late, but at least he is here, so his house does not burn down again. Swerve dryly tells Ricochet to sign the contract, but Ricochet says he needs to time to shine before he signs. He says that Swerve started this as he chose to mock him, yet despite all of that, he still beat him, and that Swerve is mad because he won. Swerve tells Ricochet to sign the contract, and Ricochet says he is one step closer to becoming AEW World Champion and that he is focused on being exactly who he was always supposed to be before signing the contract. Ricochet tells Swerve not to let Prince Nana, and Swerve tells Ricochet to shut up. He admits he started this to expose Ricochet as the fraud that he is, and that he will do it at Revolution. Swerve says that Ricochet made a big mistake in leaving him breathing and that Ricochet will regret it as he carves his way to the AEW World Championship by putting him in the ground after being remembered for two things: Swerve reviving his career and "[his] ring announcer wife." Swerve signs the contract, then walks away before Ricochet pulls out his scissors and charges at Ricochet. Swerve blocks it and stabs Ricochet in the forehead with his own pair of scissors.
It is announced that Revolution will be the first AEW pay-per-view available on Prime Video.
Don Callis guests on commentary for the next match.
Will Ospreay, Powerhouse Hobbs and The Conglomeration (Mark Briscoe and Orange Cassidy) beat "The Bad Apple" Bryan Keith and The Don Callis Family ("The Machine" Brian Cage, Lance Archer, Mark Davis) in an eight-man tag match. After the match, Mark Davis puts Will Ospreay in a sleeper hold while Archer and Brian Cage lay Hobbs, Orange and Mark Briscoe out and slam Hobbs onto the ring steps. The three of them celebrate in the middle of the ring with a downed Ospreay before "The Protostar" Kyle Fletcher shows up. He joins in on the attack on Ospreay, and Mark Davis pulls Fletcher off of Ospreay. Fletcher tells Davis to know his place and do what he is told. Mark Davis is then commanded to hit Ospreay in the back with a metal folding chair, which he does. Fletcher then commands him to head to the middle of the ramp, which he also does as Fletcher hits Ospreay with a brainbuster into the chair.
We see a video package for Kenny Omega vs. "The Alpha" Konosuke Takeshita for the AEW International Championship at Revolution.
Adam Copeland beats Wheeler Yuta. After the match, Copeland grapbs a microphone, shakes Yuta's hand as he helps him up, then says "This is what respect feels like" before walking away. After this, Jon Moxley shows up and is angry at Wheeler for having Copeland shake his hand, and shoves him around as he chews him out. Wheeler shoves back and walks off, and Moxley follows Wheeler to the back. Moxley catches up to Wheeler and implies that he will do something to him if he sees him again, then looks into the camera and congratulates Copeland for leaving him defenseless so he can supposedly pick him off. He says that Copeland has pissed him off and rattled his cage, but says the bars were for Copeland's safety and that he will still beat Copeland's ass at Revolution. He says there is no respect in the business and never has been, then says that all he has to do is pull the trigger on Copeland.
We see The Outrunners (Truth Magnum and Turbo Floyd) in a training montage as they get ready for the AEW World Tag Team Championship match at Revolution.
Backstage, Renee Paquette interviews MJF as he waits for "Hangman" Adam Page. MJF says that Hangman is a coward and that he is the main character in AEW. All of a sudden, Hangman's truck shows up, and Renee and MJF run before Hangman gets out to look for the latter. Hangman finally finds MJF backstage and grabs who he thinks is MJF, but he finds out that he has grabbed someone else, who says that MJF made him do it. Hangman is then attacked from behind by the real MJF. Hangman blocks the Heatseeker, then goes for the Buckshot Lariat only for MJF to kick him in the groin, hit the Heatseeker, and remove his shirt to reveal another one saying "MJF did nothing wrong." MJF then goes for the ground and pound, and when security gets in the ring, they all get levelled. MJF then puts on the Dynamite Diamond Ring and goes for the knockout punch, but Hangman hits a Lou Thesz Press and a ground-and-pound before MJF hits him with the ring. MJF then asks the fans if they love when Hangman burns things before asking how "[those] hypocrites" like it when he does it. He produces a bottle of lighter fluid from underneath the ring, pours it on Hangman, then lights a lighter before almost a dozen security guards show up and stop him. MJF is then carried to the back to be potentially thrown out of the building.
Backstage, Lexy Nair interviews Ash Avildsen, director of Queen of the Ring. He talks about the movie, then brings out "Timeless" Toni Storm, who talks about her role as Clara Mortenson and regrets that her gratuitous nude scene is not in the film.
Megan Bayne and Penelope Ford beat Kris Statlander and Thunder Rosa.
Backstage, Renee Paquette interviews Mercedes Moné. Mercedes says Momo Watanabe is one of the best in Japan and has beaten the best for a shot at her, but she is the best TBS Champion ever and there is no stopping the money train. She says she will be watching Momo's match with Serena Deeb and says Serena will break Momo for her.
"Platinum" Max Caster heads to the ring. He brags about being the most talked-about wrestling in AEW, and while people are saying all sorts of things about him, he tries to get them on the same page with a "Let's Go Max! You're the Best Wrestling Alive!" chant. Max mocks the fans for their lack of effort and calls them all "a bunch of ballbags," then issues an open challenges that is answered by "Switchblade" Jay White, who beats Max Caster with a single Blade Runner. After the match, Jay White talks about how he and Adam Copeland have had each others back's since Worlds End. He says that Jon Moxley is all alone and that he will be there to see Adam Copeland become the new AEW World Champion.
We see Renee Paquette moderate a face-to-face meeting between "The Glamour" Mariah May and "Timeless" Toni Storm. Mariah May immediately spits in Toni Storm's face, and Toni sarcastically proclaims "It's nice to know that you still care." Mariah says that Toni acts like she is the victim when she started all of this, but Renee reminds Mariah that she is the one who came into Toni's life. She says that Toni is nothing with out her and that the AEW Women's World Championship is nothing without her, and while Toni survived her at Grand Slam Australia, she will not survive her at Revolution. She asks Toni if she is proud of her for being "a sick bitch," then proclaims that she will be the sickest bitch there is when she drags her down to Hell with her and makes it known that she did it better. Mariah asks Toni if this is what she wanted and says that they can have the Hollywood ending they both dreamed of. Toni says Mariah does not deserve the dignity of death and sentences her to a lifetime of mediocrity, and while her life and career will continue, she will only be good and not great while the fans will like her but never love her, as the star she is does not compare to the monster she has become. She says Mariah will dwindle, be replaced and forgotten, and that people will ask what happened to her only to find out what Mariah found out: what happens when you try to kill God. Mariah gets furious, and Renee prays that neither of them seriously hurt each other. Both of them say "Pray for her" at Renee at the same time.
"The Rainmaker" Kazuchika Okada and Ricochet beat Brody King and Swerve Strickland. During the match, Okada brings the AEW Continental Championship belt into the ring to use it as a weapon, but Swerve hits him with a House Call. After Brody King clotheslines Okada out of the ring, Ricochet grabs the title belt and blasts Swerve with it for the pin and the win.