Recapping American wrestling since 2013. Not only following the current stuff in WWE, Impact and ROH but also going back in time and doing stuff from back then as well.
"Jungle" Jack Perry beats "The Wrestler" Katsuyori Shibata after Perry rolls back and pins Shibata's shoulders to the mat as both men exchange blows. After the match, Perry demands Samoa Joe, and the rest of The Opps (Hook, Anthony Bowens, Action Andretti) show up. Perry says "Not you. Where's Joe?" Joe then shows up and has a staredown with Perry. Perry offers his hand, and when Joe turns away, Perry demands he shake his hand. Joe goes to shake Perry's hand only to headbutt Perry, then leaves the ring. Security shows up to escort The Opps to the back.
Sisters of Sin (Julia Hart and Skye Blue) beat Queen Aminata and Mina Shirakawa.
Backstage, Mick Foley interviews The Bang Bang Gang ("Switchblade" Jay White, Juice Robinson, Austin Gunn, Colten Gunn, Ace Austin). Juice Robinson says that they are focused on the fundamentals tonight and that they will be exploiting the defense. He also notes that since there are no rules, the match is in their favor, and that it is all about keeping their heads on a swivel and persevering.
The Bang Bang Bang ("Switchblade" Jay White, Austin Gunn, Colten Gunn, Ace Austin) beat The Dogs (Clark Connors and David Finlay) and The Death Riders (Wheeler Yuta and Daniel Garcia) in a no-disqualification eight-man Tailgate Brawl.
Backstage, we hear from Jon Moxley, who says he can apologize for what he did to Francesco Akira, but that would rob Will Ospreay of his responsibility, which would be unfair to him. He says that Ospreay has chose his side of the line and that everything is Ospreay's responsibility, and that it is all about the two of them. Moxley says that his problem with the match is that he is going to win, and that everything Ospreay did will be for nothing and lead to an even longer fall. He says he does not know if Ospreay has what it takes to do it all again, since Ospreay took everything he had and everything he needed. Moxley says he has been at the highest of highs and the lowest of lows, and he has climbed back up every single day and that nobody understands the cliff Ospreay will fall from at All Out, where he says that Ospreay will be introduced to the pull of gravity.
Darby Allin retains the TNT Championship against Myron Reed. After the match, Zachary Wentz checks on Myron Reed, as does Steven Borden. Darby Allin gives Myron Reed props afterwards, saying that he belongs in AEW. Darby then states that teaming with Sting was one of the greatest honors in his life, and that he and Steven Borden have the chance to become #1 contenders for the AEW World Tag Team Championships that he and Sting never lost. He says that Borden may be new to this, but Borden will not run away from this, and they will both be going into the fire. Borden admits that he is new to all of this, but he will lay all that he has to offer on the line to ensure Darby is a tag team champion again. If they can do that, he can check off two boxes: being tag team champion and being a champion with Darby. He says they will take the #1 contender stop and the tag team titles.
In footage from after Dynamite, we hear from The Don Callis Family (Don Callis, "The Protostar" Kyle Fletcher, "The Jet" Kevin Knight, "The Rainmaker" Kazuchika Okada). Don Callis says that FTR (Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler) and Stokely Hathaway were the ones with a lot to lose while he and his men are sterling, and that they will bring the tag team titles back. Kevin Knight says he likes the vision, and that while he and Kyle Fletcher have had pretty good success despite not exactly showing interest in being tag team partners, they have never held tag team gold. Fletcher agrees and says that while he and Knight had a rocky start, he is on board with this, then says that Darby Allin and Steven Borden will be a cakewalk. When Fletcher brings up Okada's loss, Okada tells Tommaso Ciampa to be careful what he wishes for, for if he wants "The Rainmaker," he will get him, but he will not get his title.
Backstage, we hear from The Bang Bang Gang ("Switchblade" Jay White, Juice Robinson, Austin Gunn, Colten Gunn, Ace Austin). Juice Robinson blows a whistle and says their record is nothing to be proud of and that they lost an eight-man tag team match recently, then says they are still a team. Juice then challenges The Dogs (Gabe Kidd, Clark Connors, David Finlay) and The Death Riders (Jon Moxley, Claudio Castagnoli, Wheeler Yuta, PAC, Daniel Garica, "The Problem" Marina Shafir) to an eight-man tag match at Saturday Tailgate Brawl before making a bunch of American football references.
Willow Nightingale guests on commentary for the next match.
"The Toxic Spider" Thekla beats Zayda Steel.
PAC beats Adam Priest by submission with the Tombstone Piledriver followed by the Brutalizer. After the match, Andrade el Idolo shows up for the next match as PAC leaves through the crowd. After the match, Andrade is attacked by PAC and Claudio Castagnoli. Jon Moxley shows up as PAC challenges him to a one-on-one match at All Out for the National Championship, saying he beat him once and he can beat him again. When Andrade cusses PAC out, The Death Riders (Jon Moxley, Claudio Castagnoli, PAC, Daniel Garica, "The Problem" Marina Shafir) attack him. Francisco Akira suddenly shows up and is surrounded by The Death Riders, and Wheeler Yuta is out in the ring at this point. Akira holds his own, but the numbers game takes over. Suddenly, "Speedball" Mike Bailey shows up with a metal folding chair before the next match, and The Death Riders clear the ring.
"Speedball" Mike Bailey beats Wheeler Yuta. After the match, Yuta attacks Speedball from behind, and Daniel Garcia, "The Problem" Marina Shafir and The Dogs (Gabe Kidd, Clark Connors, David Finlay) join in. The Bang Bang Gang ("Switchblade" Jay White, Juice Robinson, Austin Gunn, Colten Gunn, Ace Austin) soon runs into the ring, and starts a brawl that both officials and security have to put to an end.
We hear from "Jungle" Jack Perry, who says that everything one has ever dreamed of is at the other side of the unknown with no guarantee, and that one must beat the best to be the best.
Backstage, we hear from The Opps (Hook, Action Andretti, Anthony Bowens). Hook says he thought "Jungle" Jack Perry was smart, but then he called out Samoa Joe. Andretti says Perry is writing his own fate, and Bowens says that The Opps have a different idea. Andretti takes the camera as "The Wrestler" Katsuyori Shibata walks in front as Hook and Bowens state that Perry will have to go through Shibata first.
Mina Shirakawa and Queen Aminata beat Georgia South and Emily Jaye.
Backstage, we hear from "The Prodigy" Nick Wayne, who says that he sees through Chris Jericho and that he taught Jericho a thing or two when he left him laying. He says that Jericho is the one who does not know what he doesn't know.
Jon Moxley beats Zachary Wentz in an AEW Continental Championship Eliminator Match.
In memoriam: "The Butcher" Andy Williams, 1977 - 2026.
"The Butcher" Andy Williams is honored with a ten-bell salute.
Members of the All Elite Wrestling roster mention their memories of "The Butcher" Andy Williams.
Jon Moxley beats "Speedball" Mike Bailey in an AEW Continental Championship Eliminator Match.
Backstage, we hear from "The Prodigy" Nick Wayne, who says that sometimes, experience and knowledge is not always enough and that Chris Jericho is threatened by him because of his youth. He invited Jericho to get in the ring with him on Dynamite and show him a thing or two.
The Rascalz (Zachary Wentz, Dezmond Xavier, Myron Reed) beat Solorato (Aaron Solo and Nick Comoroto) and Griff Garrison in a trios match. It is announced during the match that next week's episode will be live coast-to-coast.
We hear about more memories of "The Butcher" Andy Williams from the All Elite Wrestling roster.
Queen Aminata beats Mina Shirakawa after countering a Figure Four Leg Lock with an inside cradle.
We hear from PAC and The Dogs (Gabe Kidd, Clark Connors, David Finlay). PAC says tonight is business as usual, but Clark Connors says they need to figure things out, and David Finlay wants to know what is happening to Gabe Kidd, as does Connors, who brings up Moxley's name. Jon Moxley shows up and says he does not need anything from anybody, as he was in the trenches fighting wars for the future of this sports while kids like Connors were washing backs in the dojos. Moxley says he does not do favors for or babysit anyone, and that kids today do not know what hard work can do. He says that people have paid hard-earned money to be here and deserve they all, and tells The Dogs that they can either complain or they can dogwalk The Bang Bang Gang (Juice Robinson, Austin Gunn, Colten Gunn, Ace Austin) and show everyone who they really are. Gabe Kidd says that if they want a killer, "then let's kill."
"Switchblade" Jay White beats Adam Priest. After the match, Switchblade dons a black armband with the initials "AW" on it before stating that the rest of The Bang Bang Gang (Juice Robinson, Austin Gunn, Colten Gunn, Ace Austin) have their working boots on and that if PAC and The Dogs (Gabe Kidd, Clark Connors, David Finlay) want to kick the tires, there is no better time than right here and right now.
Jon Moxley guests on commentary for the next match.
PAC and The Dogs (Gabe Kidd, Clark Connors, David Finlay) beat The Bang Bang Gang (Juice Robinson, Austin Gunn, Colten Gunn, Ace Austin) in an eight-man tag match.
We hear even more memories of "The Butcher" Andy Williams from the All Elite Wrestling roster.
Tony Schiavone reads a special message from The Blade on commentary.
Backstage, we hear from Tommaso Ciampa, who says that after an historic 2026, he will be at All Out.
The New Level (Kofi and "Awesome" Austin Creed) guest on commentary for the next match.
The Conglomeration (Orange Cassidy, Kyle O'Reilly, Roderick Strong) beat The Lethal Twist (Jay Lethal, "Vanilla Baby" Blake Christian, "Big Shotty" Lee Johnson) in a trios match.
It is announced that Blood and Guts will return on Dynamite on Wednesday, November 4th.
Backstage, we hear from The Divine Dominion (Megan Bayne and Lena Kross), who are angry with The Brawling Birds (Jamie Hayter and Alex Windsor). They promise a new hell and no excuses now that they are the hunters again, and want to know why The Brawling Birds would put weapons in their hands. We then find out that both teams will be in a Chicago Street Fight at All Out after what The Brawling Birds did to The Divine Dominion.
Daniel Garcia last eliminates "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander to win The Butcher Battle Royal and the right to make a $100,000 donation to the charity of his choice in "The Butcher" Andy Williams' name. After the match, Daniel Garcia raises up one of Andy Williams' guitars and a sign saying "Rest in Peace Andy" in the center of the ring.
The show ends with a video package for "The Butcher" Andy Williams.
We see a video package for "The Bounty Hunter" Bryan Keith vs. Bandido for the ROH World Championship in tonight's main event.
The Bang Bang Gang (Juice Robinson and Ace Austin) beat Grizzled Young Veterans (Zack Gibson and James Drake).
Before the next match, Jacked Jameson brags about how every night The Frat House go out drinking is "a blackout safari" and how The Frat House (Griff Garrison, Preston Vance, Griff Garrison, Jacked Jameson) is the best place to party.
Skyflight (Scorpio Sky, Dante Martin, Darius Martin) beat The Frat House (Griff Garrison, Preston Vance, Griff Garrison) in a six-man tag match.
We see a vignette of Lio Rush with the ROH World Television Championship. Every time he touches the ROH World Television Championship, he says that it cuts. He then says that the rain came and that "he came." All of a sudden, he is holding a black gel, which covers the Teleivsion title, and says that it is "shadow."
Bishop Kaun beats Royce Isaacs.
Mina Shirakawa and Queen Aminata beat Saraha Seven and Kaci Lennox by submission via the Figure Four Leg Lock from Mina to Lennox.
Caprice Coleman chops it up with Action Andretti. Andretti says that he thought he could trust Lio Rush, but when he turned into someone he did not even know in "Blackheart," he became somebody he did not even recognize. He admits that Lio Rush was "a crazy guy," but he did not think he was capable of this. Andretti says he was trying to be a friend to Lio Rush, but he was completely ignored when he just wanted a conversation, which he saw as the end of their friendship. He says that even Lacey Lane must have been "pissed," especially since there is history between Lio and Lacey. Andretti says that he has always been a superstar, and that nobody - not even Lio Rush - is on his level.
The Lethal Twist (Jay Lethal, "Vanilla Baby" Blake Christian, "Big Shotty" Lee Johnson) beat The Colons (Eddie and Orlando Colon) and Serpentico after Lee Johnson rips Serpentico's mask off.
Backstage, The Premiere Athletes ("Smart" Mark Sterling, Tony Nese, Ariya Daivari, Stori Denali) and Beef challenge Dalton Castle and The Outrunners (Truth Magnum and Turbo Floyd) for the ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Championships.
Mance Warner beats "Daddy Magic" Matt Menard in a Pure Rules Match after both men expend all their rope breaks in the first minute of the match.
Isla Dawn beats Kelsey Raegan with the Dragon Sleeper, then puts Kelsey in the hold again after the match.
Satnam Singh beats Bruss Hamilton.
In backstage footage from earlier today, we hear from Il Cartelo Grillo (Rosario Grillo, KJ Impala, Hadyn Seal). Grillo introduces himself and the group, saying he has been around the block yet he always had something missing until he found his family. He says that KJ Impala will take people out before they see it coming and that Hadyn Seal will be sending people's heads spinning. Grillo says that since his family is now here, it is time for a takeover.
The Rascalz (Zachary Wentz and Dezmond Xavier) and The Von Erichs (Marshall and Ross Von Erich) beat Nathan Cruz and Il Cartelo Grillo (Rosario Grillo, KJ Impala, Hadyn Seal).
Tehuti Miles beats LSG. After the match, Shane Taylor Promotions (Shane Taylor, "The Captain" Shawn Dean, "Bad News and Tattoos" Carlie Bravo, "Taiga Style" Lee Moriarty, Trish Adora, Kristiana XO) show up and show interest in Tehuti Miles.
Bandido retains the ROH World Championship against "The Bounty Hunter" Bryan Keith.
Mark Davis retains the All Elite Wrestling National Championship against Ace Austin.
Mina Shirakawa and Harley Cameron beat Viva Van and Lacey Lane.
Syuri beas Billie Starkz by submission.
We see a vignette of Lio Rush talking to himself, saying "It's fine" and "He is coming" as black liquid comes out of his mouth.
In backstage footage from last week, Action Andretti is not happy that Lio Rush is the new ROH World Television Champion, saying his match was "bullshit" from the start and that Lio Rush should have not even been in the match as he lost to AR Fox the first time around. He tells Lio Rush to keep the title nice and close as he promises to come for it.
Before the next match, "Smart" Mark Sterling praises The Premier Athletes (Tony Nese, Ariya Daivara, Stori Denali) then says that Beef has lost 40 pounds since The Premier Athletes whipped him into shape, and while he will not look like Nese and Daviari, he will no longer look like a fat slob like the fans in the crowd. Sterling, Beef and The Premier Athletes are then told that they suck.
The Opps (Hook, "The Wrestler" Katsuyori Shibata, Anthony Bowens) beat The Premier Athletes (Tony Nese and Ariya Daivari) and Beef in a six-man tag match after The Premier Athletes leave Beef high and dry and walk out on him during the match.
Backstage, we hear from Sammy Guevara. Guevara says he has taken mulitiple trips to Mexico for CMLL, and despite The Beast Mortos being stuck in Mexico due to visa issues, he has been able to defend the ROH World Tag Team Championships. He says he is going back to Arena Mexico because he is everybody's - including Mexico's - favorite luchador and will be kicking Mistico's ass. He says that the fans can soon watch as he and The Beast Mortos hold the tag team titles forever.
Mikey Nicholls beats Aaron Solo.
Backstage, Lexi Nair interviews Dalton Castle and The Outrunners (Truth Magnum and Turbo Floyd). Magnum says there must be a real shortage of love going around, and if The Lethal Twist (Jay Lethal, "Vanilla Baby" Blake Christian, "Big Shotty" Lee Johnson) want to ride the lightning, they had better not catch the thunder. Turbo says The Lethal Twist want the Six-Man titles, but his belt is stuck to him and it reeks. Dalton Castle simply says "What the heck?"
Queen Aminata beats Hanako.
Backstage, we hear from The Opps (Hook, "The Wrestler" Katsuyori Shibata, Anthony Bowens). Hook says that championship gold is on their minds, and on Collision, they will challenge The Conglomeration (Orange Cassidy, Kyle O'Reilly, Roderick Strong) for the All Elite Wrestling World Trios Championship and beat them so bad they will not make it to Forbidden Door. Anthony Bowens says that when The Opps are done, they will leave The Conglomeration beaten, battered and bloodied and receive their standing ovation.
"The Virtuosa" Deonna Purrazzo retains the ROH Women's Pure Championship against Olympia by submission with the Fujiwara Armbar.
Before the next match, Action Andretti gives QT Marshall for not giving up on his dreams, then says he used to be like that until he got rid on Lio Rush. He then says that Lio Rush turned on him and got a reality check, then says that QT Marshall will also get a reality check. He says Marshall wrestles celebrities, works in the office to get more opportunities and plugs his training school just to get more attention, then says that he will embarrass Marshall like he embarrassed Lio.
Action Andretti beats QT Marshall.
Hyan and Maya World beat Allie Katch and Kaia McKenna.
We hear from Shane Taylor, who says that if there is any man outside of Shane Taylor Promotion that he is proud to see as a champion, it is AR Fox. He says that AR Fox is a second-to-none innovator and that this is the wrong place and wrong time for him, as it has been a hell of a week for him and he must take back the title that he made famous. Shane says that some things never die, but tonight, AR Fox does.
Rush beats Ryan O'Neill. After the match, Rush says that when you mess with the bull, you get the horns.
Before the next match, "Smart" Mark Sterling says that Supercard of Honor is one of the darkest hours in pro wrestling, as he was attacked at ringside and the fans cheered for it. He says that because of this, his bicep has been torn again, and that the fans are not invited to take part in their pre-match chair. He is then told by the fans that The Premier Athletes (Tony Nese, Ariya Daivari, Stori Denail) suck anyway.
Busta and the Brain (Jordan Oliver and Alec Price) beat The Premier Athletes (Tony Nese and Ariya Daivari).
Caprice Coleman chops it up with Eddie Kingston and Ortiz. Eddie Kingston says that he is here not only to take on the younger talent, but to pay it forward to Ring of Honor like Homicide would by seeing if the younger talent have the heart and fighting spirit of ROH's early days. Ortiz says that he and Eddie are simultaneously friends and business partners in ROH, and also talks about how he and Eddie have the same mentor in Homicide and want to change the wrestling culture in ROH. Eddie says that ROH's locker room is better than Dynamite's or Collision's and needs someone to lead them.
In backstage footage from Supercard of Honor, we hear from Dalton Castle and The Outrunners (Truth Magnum and Turbo Floyd). Truth Magnum says that game recognizes game and that Shane Taylor Promotion seemed real unfamiliar. Turbo Floyd says that they have finally won the ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Championships, and Dalton Castle says he has the wanderlust and wants to fight the world.
Dalton Castle and The Outrunners (Truth Magnum and Turbo Floyd) beat Danny Grandview, Chulo Montana and YKies in a ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Championship Proving Ground Match.
Backstage, we hear from AR Fox. AR Fox says that Shane Taylor could have just asked him for a title shot, then says it took twenty years to win this and that he is not giving it up easily. He says that if Shane Taylor wants gold after their match, then he should go buy a watch.
"Blackheart" Lio Rush beats Aaron Solo.
In backstage footage from Supercard of Honor, "The Virtuosa" Deonna Purrazzo says that if you want respect, you have to give respect, and if refused, respect will be beaten into someone. She says that whoever steps up to her for her title either heed her message or become fluent in Purrazzo.
"The Virtuosa" Deonna Purrazzo beats Janai Kai by submission with the Fujiwara Armbar in a ROH Women's Pure Championship Proving Ground Match.
Tony Schiavone is in the ring to start tonight's show. He addresses the passing of Ted Turner and his role of professional wrestling on national television and how it found a home on TBS and TNT. He talks about how Turner made National Wrestling Alliance and World Championship Wrestling destination video and how he was there early on, and how, thanks to Ted Turner, it lives on in Tony Khan, Warner Bros. Discovery and All Elite Wrestling. He says that everyone is here today because of Ted Turner, as does Sting, who was also part of NWA and WCW's rise on TBS and later TNT. Sting is introduced, and he heads to the ring. Schiavone links Ted Turner to him and Sting being friends all these years, and Sting calls Turner "an all-in billionaire who loved pro wrestling" who was completely committed and devoted to NWA and WCW, even when NWA and WCW were in the red, as he had deep pockets. He says that nobody would be here tonight, much less him, Darby Allin and the TBS and TNT Championships without Ted Turner. On the subject of tonight's show, Sting says he and Darby took a blowtorch to this place for three-and-a-half years. He says that it is a great night to see Darby Allin defend the world title, then calls Tony Kahn "another all-in billionaire who is keeping the ball rolling." Schiavone also mentions the Turner Techwood Mansions on the TBS and TNT Championships's side plates. Tonight's three-hour show is then deemed in honor of Ted Turner's memory, and Ted Turner is given a ten-bell salute. In memoriam: Ted Turner, 1938 - 2026.
Jon Moxley beats Juice Robinson in an AEW Continental Championship Eliminator Match by submission with the bulldog choke after Juice Robinson passes out.
In footage from earlier today, Daniel Garcia talks about their recent 15-hour plane trip back from Japan and how it is The Death Riders (Jon Moxley, Claudio Castagnoli, Wheeler Yuta, PAC, Daniel Garcia, "The Problem" Marina Shafir) against the world. Will Ospreay acts as a base for Wheeler Yuta's sit-ups before Jon Moxley mentions the concept of "death ground," a situation from which one cannot escape and it is do or die. He says that if Ospreay cannot get his neck right, his wrestling career is over, and that it is a privilege for Ospreay to come all the way up the mountain to meet the last one percent. PAC then covers the camera up with his hand.
Before the next match, FTR (Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler) and Stokely Hathaway are accompanied by RPG Vice (Rocky "Azucar" Romero and Trent Beretta), The Dogs (Clark Connors and David Finlay) and Tommaso Ciampa, while The Conglomeration (Orange Cassidy, Kyle O'Reilly, Roderick Strong) are accompanied by The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson), Adam Copeland and Christian Cage.
Orange Cassidy beats Dax Harwood in a Double Jeopardy Match. As per pre-match stipulation, The Conglomeration (Orange Cassidy, Kyle O'Reilly, Roderick Strong) earn a shot at the AEW World Tag Team Championships. (Had Dax Harwood won, FTR [Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler] and Tommaso Ciampa would have earned a shot at the AEW World Trios Championships.) After the match, everyone at ringside immediately starts brawling, and RPG Vice (Rocky "Azucar" Romero and Trent Beretta) are surrounded by Adam Copeland, Christian Cage, The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) and The Conglomeration. RPG Vice are laid out for their trouble, with Christian Cage kicking Rocky Romero in the groin.
We see a video package for Rush.
Backstage, Renee Paquette interviews Chris Jericho, who is now more than furious after last week. He says that the time for talking is done, and it is now time to fight. He then says he will take his fight to the people, and takes the microphone and heads to the ring. Jericho says he is done with the three-on-one beatdowns and "the bullshit," then demands that Ricochet talk to him face-to-face, one-on-one, man-to-man in the ring right here and now. Ricochet shows up with Bishop Kaun and Toa Liona, and Ricochet tells Jericho he tried to do him a favor by telling him to leave, but says Jericho decided to be funny. He also says that the three of them can make Jericho's humiliation kink a reality right now, then admits he is getting tired of this and wants to know what he gets out of facing Jericho. Kaun whispers in Ricochet's ear, which gives him an idea. Ricochet challenges Jericho to a match that Jericho himself created, and that he not only wants to beat him with the "Rico-sault," but also beat him in a Stadium Stampede Match. He also says that Jericho will not be able to find four other tag team partners because nobody in AEW likes him, but Jericho accepts the challenge and says he will find four other partners, and if he cannot, he will take Ricochet's team on alone. Jericho then calls Ricochet bald and hits him with the microphone, then fights off both Kaun and Toa Liona before hitting Ricochet with the Judas Effect. Jericho goes for a Lionsault, but is punched out by Toa Liona. All of a sudden, The Hurt Syndicate (Bobby Lashley and Shelton Benjamin) show up and run to the ring, causing Kaun and Toa Liona to retreat while carrying Ricochet to the back.
Backstage, Renee Paquette interviews Mina Shirakawa and Harley Cameron. Harley does not know how to feel, but Mina says that Statlander may be trusted, Shida cannot be trusted, and they have a match to win. She tells Harley to stop looking out there and look in her heart, then tears Harley's shirt, revealing her bra underneath. Harley says that the wrath is back as she tears her shirt in half.
Don Callis guests on commentary for the next match.
"The Rainmaker" Kazuchika Okada retains the AEW International Championship against "The Bounty Hunter" Bryan Keith. After the match, Okada says he already has the International title, unlike "The Alpha" Konosuke Takeshita, but he wants more, and he is coming for the AEW World Championship.
We see a video package for Andrade el Idolo.
Backstage, we hear from JetSpeed ("The Jet" Kevin Knight and "Speedball" Mike Bailey). Speedball says that Kevin Knight will be a double champion, and Knight says that while he appreciates Darby Allin for being a fighting champion, Darby's body will give out and he will become the new champion.
Backstage, we hear from The Opps (Samoa Joe, "The Wrestler" Katsuyori Shibata, Anthony Bowens). Samoa Joe says he put out an offer last week, but it is not being heard. He says that men like Jon Moxley are telling Will Ospreay what to think, but he wants Ospreay to think as he wants. He says that he sees the potential in and the tide rising for Ospreay, then asks how much of Ospreay will remain to become champion and says that with The Opps on his side, that could be a very long time. After stating that he has signed Hook up for a movie to give him a better opportunity to succeed, he says that he will do the same for Anthony Bowens and Katsuyori Shibata, then tells Ospreay the choice is his and that his intentions for him are clear. Samoa Joe says he will put his hand out one last time, and if it is not accepted, he will put out his fist.
Kris Statlander and Hikaru Shida beat Mina Shirakawa and Harley Cameron.
We hear from Prince Nana and Swerve Strickland. Swerve says that he told everyone two months ago that he was after power, and that real power is being the one who decides who eats and who starves. He says that from the most dangerous to the most violent, all the way to the most wanted, more power means more fear and more control, and there is nothing more dangerous than a man who wants power, and he wants it all.
Backstage, Renee Paquette interviews Brodido (Brody King and Bandido). Bandido says that Swerve Strickland is right and that he is the most wanted, and if Swerve wants him, he is easy to find. Brody King tells Swerve that it is one thing to mess with him, but if Swerve messes with his friends, there will be hell to pay.
Darby Allin retains the AEW World Championship against "The Jet" Kevin Knight with a Coffin Drop on Knight as Knight is draped on the top rope followed by another Coffin Drop back in the ring.
MJF angrily heads to the ring with purpose to start tonight's show. He says he is not like "[the fans'] paper champion" Darby Allin and demands the respect he deserves, then calls losing the AEW World Championship to Darby "the Seattle Screwjob." MJF says that he was in a war with Kenny Omega at Dynasty, then three days later he shows up and finds out that he is wrestling Darby Allin with little notice and is given a fast count by referee Aubrey Edwards. He calls Darby "a dirty little cheat" who could not beat him if he was either 100% or prepared, then says that he is the most complete professional wrestler in the history of the sport who has beaten every top name the business has to offer. He also states that he is the man who made sure that "Hangman" Adam Page can never be AEW World Champion again and the one to kick out of the One Winged Angel like it was nothing, for he is the best of the world. MJF then says he does not care about Darby's match with Tommaso Ciampa and demands that Darby come to the ring and return the AEW World Championship right now. Instead of Darby, however, "The Jet" Kevin Knight shows up. Knight says that MJF is whining like a little bitch, then says things are about to get real before stating that a real champion is willing to defend their title at any time, and reminds MJF that he had to cheat to beat him. He also says that he should be a double champion right now. MJF goes to mock Kevin Knight, then says he beat him with a Heatseeker for an easy win and that if anyone should be World Champion, it is him and him alone. MJF goes on to say call Knight "a TNT Championship-type" and "someone with a ceiling" who will never be AEW World Champion, and someone who should know better than to step in his ring and breath in his air. He also states that Knight should not even mention the AEW World Championship, which causes Knight to tell MJF to shut him mouth before he sends him packing, as anyone can look at him and see a goldmine. Knight also states that some of the best have held the TNT Championship and that it is surprising that MJF has never held it, and decides that he should hand MJF an ass-whupping. MJF wants to know what is in it for him, but then believes that Knight has sold him on the TNT Championship and that he would like to turn Knight's recent high into "straight-up depression." He dares Knight to put the TNT Championship on the line. Knight accepts the challenge, and MJF calls for a referee. This starts a championship match, but MJF then rolls out of the ring and walks off, telling Knight he will dance with the Devil next week.
Backstage, Renee Paquette interviews The Demand (Ricochet, Bishop Kaun, Toa Liona) and Chris Jericho. Ricochet says that Jericho's partners for their six-man tag team match, now that nobody wants to team up with the man who gets his ass beat by The Demand every time he shows up. Jericho reveals that he not only has patented that statement, but put it on a shirt. Ricochet says that no matter who Jericho teams up with, he will be beating him with the "Rico-Sault." Jericho says he does not have to look far for partners, as he knows a few people who do not like Ricochet.
Brody King beats Lio Rush. After the match, Brody King says that he will be keeping a close eye on tonight's AEW World Championship. He says that if Ciampa wins it, he will have earned it, and while he is proud of Darby Allin, he is not proud enough to bring the violence.
Backstage, Renee Paquette interviews Tommaso Ciampa, who says that he has been told that he is not main event material throughout his career. He says that tonight is not about heroes and villains, but proving glass ceilings are imaginary. He says that tonight is about the greatest prize in professional wrestling, and that no one has ever seen a man more ready for this moment than he is tonight, and that Darby Allin does not need it more than he does.
Backstage, we hear from Adam Copeland. Adam Copeland states that he and Christian Cage deserve another tag team title shot and that he has come up with a plan that not even FTR (Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler) can refuse. He challenges FTR to a tag team title match in a New York Street Fight at Double or Nothing, and if FTR beats them, he and Christian will retire as a tag team. He knows what FTR's answer should be if they are the best, unless they know deep down that he and Christian are better. Copeland says he knows what he would do, then says the ball is in FTR's court.
Hikaru Shida beats Mina Shirakawa after Kris Statlander stops Shirakawa from using Shida's shinai against her.
Don Callis guests on commentary for the next match.
Mark Davis beats Will Ospreay by medical stoppage following a piledriver in the middle of the ring followed by another one on the apron. After the match, Mark Davis pulls Will Ospreay back in the ring for another piledriver. Suddenly, Jon Moxley and "The Problem" Marina Shafir show up, and so do the rest of The Death Riders (Claudio Catagnoli, Wheeler Yuta, Daniel Garcia). Mark Davis puts Ospreay down as the fans chant "You fucked up!" The Death Riders help Will Ospreay out of the ring, and push Dr. Samson out of the way as they carry Ospreay out through the crowd.
Backstage, Renee Paquette interviews Alex Windsor. Windsor says that she will rip the legs off of "The Toxic Spider" Thekla and that she will stomp Julia Hart and Skye Blue into a puddle of piss after what happened to Jamie Hayter. Persephone shows up, and says that she may not be a Brawling Bird, but she still wants to fight Triangle of Madness (Julia Hart, Skye Blue, Thekla). Windsor likes the idea, then challenges Triangle of Madness to a tag team match on Collision.
Samoa Joe beats Cody Chhun. After the match, Hook applauds Samoa Joe at the top of the ramp.
We see a video package of Darby Allin's AEW career.
Backstage, Renee Paquette interviews Chris Jericho, who introduces The Hurt Syndicate (MVP, Bobby Lashley, Shelton Benjamin), who are his partners against The Demand (Ricochet, Bishop Kaun, Toa Liona) on Collision. MVP says it is never personal; it is just business.
Tony Schiavone interviews Darby Allin in the ring. Darby takes the microphone and says that it took everything to become AEW World Champion, and mentions how he had his first match in Portland, Oregon. He says this could all end in a matter of moments and calls the title "a fifteen-minute ride." He says that he has seen what the AEW World Championship has done to men and their egos, then dedicates the reign to his family, his fans and those who helped him along the way, then MJF angrily shows up. MJF says that Darby is undeserving of the AEW World Championship, and Darby refuses to not only give MJF the title back, but he refuses to give him a rematch until MJF puts something of his own on the line. Darby says that he will put his body on the line every night for the AEW World Championship, starting with Tommaso Ciampa, then tells MJF to get out of his ring. Tommaso Ciampa makes his way to the ring, and MJF says something to him before Ciampa kisses MJF on the cheek and gets in the ring.
Darby Allin retains the AEW World Championship against Tommaso Ciampa by submission with the Scorpion Deathlock. As Ciampa leaves the ring after congratulating Darby, Brody King show up and helps Darby up, then says he was serious when he was proud of him after the countless moment they spent talking about moments like this. He asks Darby for a match for the AEW World Championship with Tony Khan's permission, and Darby accepts.
At the start of the show, Tony Schiavone is interrupted by pyro followed by Chris Jericho's sudden return. At the start of the show, Tony Schiavone is interrupted by pyro followed by Chris Jericho's sudden return. After taking the entire scene in, Jericho declares that he is home.
Jon Moxley and Will Ospreay are suddenly seen brawling backstage. Wheeler Yuta pulls Ospreay off Moxley only to get attacked, too, and security has to get involved while Marina Shafir checks on Moxley.
MJF and Kenny Omega head to the ring for their contract signing. MJF signs the contract first, then passes it off to Kenny Omega, who does the same. MJF compliments Omega's signature, then Omega stops him, saying that he knows what MJF is going to do and that it will not work this time and go the way that he has planned. Omega says that everyone is here to watch the best wrestle, not to see MJF, and that everyone stood behind him because they wanted to see something better than MJF. He also admits he may be the god of professional wrestler if he is the antithesis to MJF and that he will be the one to strike MJF and ensure he never becomes World Champion again. MJF says he could sit and talk about how Omega's bones are aging as fast as Canadian bagged milk or how Kota Ibushi is one strong gust away from retirement, but that would be too easy, and he wants to talk about what Omega doesn't: Omega's sudden want for the world title. MJF mentions that Omega's diverticulitis is to the point that Omega's organs can explode any time, any point, anywhere. He says that Omega's time is on a fast, winding clock to cement his legacy, and when he is done, his fans will be embarassed of him. MJF says that Omega's fans will realize that Omega is nothing more than a false idol who is better off dead. Omega topples the table, then "Speedball" Mike Bailey stops Omega and says MJF is trying to get Omega to strike him to get out of defending the AEW World Championship. He calls MJF a coward and says he should be thanking Omega, stating that with no Omega, there is no MJF. Speedball says that respect is earned and that Omega is a respectable living legend while MJF is only a living legend in his own mind, and that some of MJF's ego would be lessened if he kicked him in the head in the finest country of Earth. Omega says that while his organs are not what they used to be and while he is missing 24 inches of intestines, he would rather miss those than miss his balls. MJF accepts Speedball's challenge, but warns Speedball that he will make an example out of him before calling Canada a dump and proclaiming that the United States is all that matters. He tells Speedball that he is not wrestling the usual MJF, but an American hero.
Kenny Omega, Brody King and "Jungle" Jack Perry beat The Demand (Ricochet, Bishop Kaun, Toa Liona) in a trios match.
Backstage, we hear from Willow Nightingale. Willow hopes to defend the TBS Championship tomorrow night on Collision and wants to wrestle the very best. She wants to see who steps up to the challenge.
Backstage, Renee Paquette announces that Adam Copeland and Christian Cage are arriving. Copeland has a chair as he and Christian shows up, but Copeland says they are here to take out FTR (Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler) as well as anyone in their way. Christian almost hits Renee, but Copeland stops him.
Backstage, Adam Copeland and Christian Cage find FTR's (Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler) locker room, but find Trent Beretta and Rocky "Azcuar" Romero instead. Beretta and Romero tell them that FTR will be on Collision tomorrow. Christian considers Beretta and Romero to be in their way, and he and Copeland whack them with chairs.
Will Ospreay beats PAC after pinning PAC while still in the Brutalizer while PAC is rolling him away from the ropes. After the match, PAC attacks Ospreay, but Ospreay hits Hidden Blade. Daniel Garcia and Wheeler Yuta get in the ring and stomp Ospreay while Jon Moxley and Marina Shafir show up with a metal folding chair. Claudio Castagnoli shows up to wrap the chair around Ospreay's head, and Moxley stops Claudio from stomping the chair to speak to Ospreay. Moxley asks Ospreay how he thought this would go, and asks if either he of Ospreay put Ospreay in this position before advising Ospreay to use his head next time or lose it permanently. Moxley says this is not personal for him, and tells Ospreay not to make it personal.
The Brawling Birds (Jamie Hayter and Alex Windsor) and Mina Shirakawa beat Triangle of Madness (Julia Hart, Skye Blue, "The Toxic Spider" Thekla) after Jamie Hayter stops Thekla from using brass knuckles during the match.
Darby Allin heads to the ring and calls out MJF. He says that MJF is playing games with The Don Callis Family because he is scared and knows that he is willing to die for the AEW World Championship. He says that he does not care who beats MJF as long as someone ends his world title run. Darby calls out MJF, but gets The Don Callis Family, and Callis says MJF has paid his family a lot of money and has asked him to deliver a message. MJF has stated that if Darby can defeat a hand-picked member of The Don Callis Family, he will grant Darby a title shot after he beats Kenny Omega. Callis picks Andrade to face Darby, then sics his family on Darby, saying MJF paid him to do that as well. Lance Archer gets smacked with a skateboard, and Brody King and "Jungle" Jack Perry show up to help Darby out. All three men then stare each other down, then Kenny Omega shows up. Darby says something to Omega on his way out, then Omega high-fives the fans in the front row before guesting on commentary for the next match.
MJF beats "Speedball" Mike Bailey with a Tombstone Piledriver on the apron followed by the Heatseeker. After the match, MJF attacks Speedball, but Omega quickly gets in the ring, causing MJF to quickly retreat. Speedball is able to get back to his feet.
Kenny Omega beats Swerve Strickland to replace Swerve as #1 contender for the AEW World Championship. (Had Swerve won, he would have replaced Kenny Omega as an AEW Executive Vice President.)
We see a video package of Darby Allin before his no count-outs match with Rush later tonight.
Backstage, we hear from Will Ospreay, who says that he has an issue with anyone who hangs around Jon Moxley. He says that he and PAC have never shaken hands, and if he wants to stay loyal to Moxley, he can take this personally. He tells PAC that he will see him in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada then tells Moxley that he may have had his reasons to snap his neck in his home country, and for that alone, he will alter Moxley's life like he did his, and he wants him at Dynasty.
The Death Riders (Jon Moxley, Daniel Garcia, "The Problem" Marina Shafir) beat Skyflight (Darius Martin, Dante Martin, "The Real Deal" Zayda Steel) in a trios match. After the match, Moxley addresses Will Ospreay, saying it is not nice to say mean things about people on television and that he is upset right now, and that whatever issue Ospreay has with him is not personal. He then says that if Ospreay wants a grudge match at Dynasty, he has it, and until then, he tells Ospreay not to let his mouth get him in trouble.
We hear from The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson), who state that they went back home and came back stronger last week with "Jungle" Jack Perry and that they will take the AEW World Tag Team Championships for a record fourth time regardless of who stands in their way.
"Speedball" Mike Bailey beats Rocky "Azucar" Romero.
MJF heads to the ring. MJF brags about being "the man who hanged the Hangman," and says that Hangman will never be AEW World Champion again. He also claims that Hangman never put up much of a fight and says his match with Hangman was the easiest he ever had. He then makes it clear that he is still AEW World Champion, of which there is no higher honor and something only he his deserving of, and that there is nobody in AEW better than him. Suddenly, Kenny Omega shows up and heads to the ring, says that he has more nicknames than MJF and states that even at his zenith as a heel, he never considered himself a god, and if MJF wants to call himself "the Devil," then maybe he should call himself a god. He states that when he took his body to the limit, he did not listen to his body because of his respect and responsibility for the fans, and compared to who he once was, he will not fall for MJF's antics and that he is close to 100%. Omega says that this version is better than MJF and that MJF knows it, which he says scares MJF. He then offers to shake hands with MJF and make this official for Dynasty. MJF accepts the challenge, but rejects the handshake. MJF leaves the ring and heads to the back, then Omega bids adieu to the fans.
In backstage footage from earlier today, Renee Paquette interviews Adam Copeland and Christian Cage. Christian says life is about making choices, and FTR (Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler) chose to turn their back on Copeland, jump them and leave them laying after their match at All Out, and to piledrive Beth Copeland and spike piledrived him. Christian leaves, then Copeland says that Christian is an asshole and that he knows of two bigger assholes in FTR. Copeland says FTR threw away their friendship and are about to throw away their history, and while he gets where they are come from, he is going to find them and ends their careers while taking the World Tag Team titles from them.
FTR (Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler) and Stokely Hathaway show up on the stage. Stokely introduces FTR, then Wheeler says they made a choice to dump the dead weight and refuse to carry Copeland over the finish line of his career. He says that they are now AEW World Tag Team Championships for refusing to take a back seat to Copeland's shadow, and that they take a back seat to no one. Wheeler addresses FTR's history with Copeland and Copeland's mentorship, then says that Dax and Stokely are his family now and that he does not need Copeland or his wife, stating that Copeland's time has passed. After Wheeler proclaims that FTR are living legends now, Harwood says that Copeland is now "a nostalgia act" and that everybody including Copeland knows it. He says that what happened to Beth Copeland made Adam Copeland look deep inside herself, and implies that what happened to Beth is nothing compared to what will happened to Adam Copeland. Orange Cassidy and Roderick Strong then show up for the next match as FTR hounds the front row fans. Stokely bumps into Orange Cassidy, and Orange Cassidy gets shoved back by Dax Harwood. Roderick Strong rushes to the ring before referee Bryce Remsburg breaks things up.
The Dogs ("100 Proof" Clark Connors and David Finlay) beat The Conglomeration (Orange Cassidy and Roderick Strong).
Backstage, we hear from The Divine Dominion (Megan Bayne and Lena Kross). They agree that there is nothing more to be said, and that The Babes of Wrath (Willow Nightingale and Harley Cameron) suffered from greed, which cost them history. Kross says they will regret what they asked for, and Bayne states that their wrath will be countered with divine retribution.
Backstage, we hear from "The Protostar" Kyle Fletcher, who mentions his recent successful TNT title defense against Robbie Eagles and proclaims that he is on track towards being the greatest TNT Champion of all time. He also mentions that he is undefeated so far this year, which MJF and Kenny Omega cannot say, and states that The Don Callis Family should be fighting for the AEW World Championship instead of making deals with MJF, and that he should be the man to fight for it. He then addresses "The Alpha" Konosuke Takeshita, who shows up, and says that he does not want anything to come between what they have, as he knows that Takeshita does not like Okada. He then reaffirms his commitment to "Protoshita."
"The Toxic Spider" Thekla retains the AEW Women's World Championship against Mina Shirakawa. During the match, Thekla pulls out a belt, but referee Mike Posey takes it away from her, allowing Thekla to pull out metal knuckles and knock Mina out mid-slam before hiding the evidence to pin, win and retain.
Backstage, Renee Paquette interviews Kenny Omega. Omega says that despite a no physicality clause for next week's contract signing, everyone is used to how MJF operates, then says that now is the time and that if a god needs to take the World title off a devil, he is the man to do it. "Speedball" Mike Bailey shows up and says that he admires Omega, and hopes Omega beats MJF for the World Championship so that he can face him for the title. Both men then shake hands.
Backstage, we hear from The Demand. Ricochet apologizes to the fans for losing his cool and shoving Toa Liona off after being screwed out of the National Championship by AEW at Revolution, and says that it should be him facing MJF for the World Championship. He says that Kenny Omega earned a World title shot by doing the bare minimum, especially when he beat him in their only match, and that he is tired of it.
Darby Allin beats Rush in a no count-outs match after dodging the horns and pinning Rush with a jackknife pin. After the match, The Don Callis Family shows up, and Mark Davis grabs Darby from behind and piledrives him on the outside before The Family brings him into the ring for a Lance Archer chokeslam. As this goes on, Andrade el Idolo is not exactly on board with what The Family is doing.
Will Ospreay beats "Vanilla Baby" Blake Christian. After the match, Ospreay admits that he missed the fans, then tells Jon Moxley that the biggest difference between them is that he does not need a weapon to snatch someone's neck and that he can do it with his bare hands. Jon Moxley and Wheeler Yuta shows up from out of the crowd, with Moxley hearing what Ospreay has just said. Ospreay jumps the barricade and goes at it with Moxley in the crowd, and Moxley runs to the ring and has Wheeler face him only for Ospreay to fight back with a trash can. Ospreay has Moxley in the ring, but he is suddenly hit with a pump kick to the face by PAC, who immediately puts Ospreay in the Brutalizer. Security and referees show up to pull PAC off of Ospreay. When The Bang Bang Gang (Juice Robbins, Austin Gunn, Ace Austin) shows up for the next match, Ospreay rushes at PAC and manages to get past security and officials to get to him.
The Death Riders (Jon Moxley and Wheeler Yuta) beat The Bang Bang Gang (Juice Robinson and Ace Austin).
We see a video package for Gabe Kidd vs. Darby Allin in a Coffin Match later tonight.
Backstage, we hear from Gabe Kidd. He says that tonight's Coffin Match will be the end of Darby Allin, and that he wants Darby Allin in the parking lot.
In backstage footage from after Revolution, Kenny Omega says that Swerve Strickland is not dangerous to himself as he is to others, and challenges him to put his #1 contendership for the AEW World Championship on the line in a one-on-one match.
In the parking lot, Darby Allin drives up as Gabe Kidd is waiting for him, and he jumps out of his car and brawls with Kidd before blinding him with some sort of fluid. He then shoves him in the trunk and drives right over a ramp made of garbage, turning the car upside-down in mid-air. Allin then somehow gets out of the car, and the trunk ops out with an unconscious Gabe Kidd afterwards. Darby Allin gets away from the vehicle, then gets Gabe Kidd on top of an equipment crate and wheels him out. Darby Allin then pushes Gabe Kidd to the ring with the equipment crate, and the Coffin Match starts.
Darby Allin beats Gabe Kidd in a Coffin Match. After the match, Darby says he will hold the throttle until he sees either God or the AEW World Championship, then tells MJF that he is coming.
We see footage of Jurassic Express ("Jungle" Jack Perry and Luchasaurus) on a bus. Jack Perry packs up, then pulls out a walnut and summons a squirrel, who takes the walnut and runs off with it before Perrry gets on a bus to Fresno, California. Jurassic Express shows up at the venue, where he teams up with The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson), who admit that Revolution was a rough night and that they will pick themselves up from a loss and get back on top starting with "The Rainmaker" Kazuchika Okada and RPG Vice (Rocky "Azucar" Romero and Trent Beretta) of The Don Callis Family.
Prince Nana is in the ring, and he introduces Swerve Strickland after bragging about what Swerve did to Brody King at Revolution. Swerve makes his way to the ring. Swerve talks about how he and Brody went to war and how the only real winners of wars are the ones with power. He admits that he enjoyed beating down Brody, but he was not satisfied, as the power in AEW still lies elsewhere, and power is sometimes more important that championships. Swerve says that he has dealt with people with power for a long time, and says that if it were not for The Young Bucks, he would be a two-time AEW World Champion by now. He then addresses Kenny Omega, and asks what good #1 contendership is if he does not have the power to protect it. Swerve says it makes no sense to beat Omega twice and have nothing to show for it, but he has something that interests him: his power. Swerve says he does not want Omega removed from power; instead, he wants his power, and he wants to block out anyone else who thinks they can get it. He tells Omega to offer up his EVP status if he wants his rematch, and states that when he beats Omega, he will become AEW's new Executive Vice President.
Backstage, Renee Paquette interviews "Speedball" Mike Bailey, who says that he had to prove himself again and again and believe in himself while wrestling all over the world for twenty years to get everyone to believe in him. He says that people with that kind of tenacity are the people he looks up to, and includes people like Kenny Omega. He says that this kind of mental toughness not only makes a star, but a winner.
"Speedball" Mike Bailey beats Mike Davis. During the match, it is announced that this week's Collision will air after the NCAA Tournament and will air on both Saturday and Sunday.
In backstage footage from after Revolution, MJF says that he has had some of the greatest matches as well as the greatest World Championship reign of all time at Revolution. He says that he feels the effects of his match with "Hangman" Adam Page, but it is worth it because he won on his 30th birthday and has accomplished more than most Hall of Famers. He plans to go down as one of the best of all time and he is ahead of schedule, and while Hangman was in the way, Hangman is off the board and in the mid-card where he belongs while he has a one-way ticket to "GOAT" status for the next twenty years. On the subject of what he will do next when he has the cameraman ask him, MJF says he is going to Disney World.
Backstage, we hear from "The Rainmaker" Kazuchika Okada and RPG Vice (Rocky "Azucar" Romero and Trent Beretta). Okada says he does not care about The Young Bucks' family and that he is only loyal to the Don Callis Family. He says that while Konosuke Takeshita is busy shaking hands with Jon Moxley, they will score a main event victory.
We see footage from earlier tonight of "Timeless" Toni Storm having been attacked. Marina Shafir neither confirms or denies that she did this, and says that if Mina wants to meet the same fate, she made the right choice.
Mina Shirakawa beats "The Problem" Marina Shafir in a no holds barred match with a champagne bottle shot to the face followed by the Storm Zero.
Backstage, Renee Paquette interviews Andrade el Idolo, who wants the AEW World Championship. Jon Cruz suddenly shows up and hands Andrade a briefcase from MJF and shows a FaceTime call from Don Callis. Callis asks Andrade el Idolo to take the money, saying that MJF have paid them to take care of Darby Allin and that he will be the one to do it. Andrade reluctantly takes the briefcase.
"Jungle" Jack Perry and The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) beat The Don Callis Family ("The Rainmaker" Kazuchika Okada, Rocky "Azucar" Romero, Trent Beretta) in a trios match after biting The Don Callis Family in the dick collectively to counter three piledrivers. After the match, Nick Jackson admits that while The Young Bucks had a great trios match with Jack Perry tonight, they blew it at Revolution and felt for sure they would become tag team champions to the point that their families were in the front row. After Nick admits that FTR (Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler) was the better team that night, Matt admits he was so embarrassed to look anyone in the eye at his birthday party. It took their father to tell them that they are the best tag team on the planet and that the fans still love them, and that he was proud of them. He says that their father is not wrong about this one, as The Young Bucks know who the hell they are, and that there is no team in the back that will stop them from becoming four-time tag team champions. Suddenly, Adam Copeland and Christian Cage show up, and Copeland admits that they respect The Young Bucks, saying that their match at Revolution was one of the best he had ever laid eyes on. Copeland also mentions how FTR attacked his wife Beth, and while he admits Beth is a badass, he could not look her in the eye. Now that Beth has turned the corner, he has come back to rectify the situation. Copeland says that to do that, he and Christian must take what matters most to FTR, which is the AEW World Tag Team Championships. He announces that he and Christian will face FTR at Dynasty for the tag team titles. Christian says it is also personal for him, too, as winning the tag team titles means he wins "a ton of extra money" and prove that he and Copeland are the best tag team of their generation and the best of The Young Bucks' generation. FTR and Stokely - now no longer in a wheelchair - show up, but nobody in the ring wants to hear from Stokely and tell him to shut up. Stokely sics FTR on both teams only for FTR to get laid out. The Young Bucks leave the ring as Copeland and Christian hold the AEW World Tag Team Championships to end the show.
We see a video package for JetSpeed ("Speedball" Mike Bailey and "The Jet" Kevin Knight) and Mistico vs. The Don Callis Family ("The Protostar" Kyle Fletcher, "The Rainmaker" Kazuchika Okada, Mark Davis) for the AEW World Trios Championships at Revolution.
Backstage, we hear from The Babes of Wrath (Willow Nightingale and Harley Cameron). Harley thinks that they are in a rut, but Willow says that they have overcome the odds for the past 94 days. They admit that Megabad and Lena Kross have been playing dirty, but promises they will prevail at Revolution.
Mark Davis beats Komander.
In backstage footage from after Dynamite, The Dogs (Gabe Kidd, "100 Proof" Clark Connors, David Finlay) state that Roderick Strong is now on their hit list and that it is blood against blood.
We see a video package for Mascara Dorada.
We see a video package for the Blackjack Battle Royal for the AEW National Championship at Revolution.
Triangle of Madness (Julia Hart, Viva van and Karisma) beats Tatevik, Viva Van and Karisma. After the match, Thekla says she is sick and tired of hearing about Kris Statlander, saying she makes a challenge only to run and hide. She says that Statlander is afraid of her and cannot handle her. Thekla says that at Revolution, Statlander cannot run. Statlander shows up and takes down Julia Hart and Skye Blue before clotheslining Thekla in the ring and taking off her belt, which she throws to Thekla. Statlander then turns her back to Thekla, and Thekla strikes away with the belt. Statlander still gets to her feet for more, but Thekla punches her and goes for the ground and pound instead. Thekla leaves, then Statlander grabs the microphone and says she does not want Thekla to be afraid of her, but to be afraid of what she will have to do to keep her down.
Backstage, we hear from "The Problem" Marina Shafir, who says that she listened to "Timeless" Toni Storm's advice to stay in her lane some time ago and it worked. She now says that a "batshit insane" Toni Storm cannot take her own advice, but because of Toni's advice, she is one of one, and Toni will soon have a car crash the likes of which nobody else will recognize her after.
The Demand (Ricochet, Bishop Kaun, Toa Liona) beat The Bang Bang Gang (Juice Robinson, Austin Gunn, Ace Austin) after Ricochet hits Austin Gunn with the Spirit Gunn after Austin Gunn hits Bishop Kaun with 3:10 to Yuma before putting Kaun on top of Austin Gunn for the pin and the win. After the match, The Demand lays out The Bang Bang Gang, then Ricochet grabs the microphone and hits Gunn with it before stating that AEW is sabotaging his title reign and that regardless of how many people are in the Blackjack Battle Royal, he is the only one that matters. Ricochet says that he will walk in and out of the Blackjack Battle Royal as AEW National Champion.
Backstage, we hear from "Jungle" Jack Perry, who says that tomorrow night is an opportunity to realize a lifelong dream by competing in the building that made him want to become a professional wrestler. He admits things have gone differently than he thought they would, and while people have told him that he will fail, he cannot fail this time, because this is for friends, family and himself. He tells Ricochet he will see him at Revolution.
We hear from "Timeless" Toni Storm, who says that the circus seems like a dream at first only to not be. She says that every circus animal believes they rule the ring, but when the whip cracks, they sit. She says every circus ends the same way: the lights fade, the music dies, and someone is left lying in the sawdust. She says that when she and Marina Shafir reach their final act, Shafir will realize she is nothing more than a performer in Circus Timeless.
Lena Kross beats Mina Shirakawa.
Don Callis guests on commentary for the next match.
Andrade el Idolo beats Mascara Dorada with a Hammerlock DDT into the top turnbuckle followed by another one in the middle of the ring. After the match, Bandido heads to the ring, but he is attacked from behind by Trent Beretta and Rocky "Azucar" Romero. Brody King shows up and saves Bandido, but he is soon attacked by Swerve Strickland.
We see a video package for Alec Price and Jordan Oliver.
Top Flight (Darius and Dante Martin) beat Grizzled Young Veterans (Zack Gibson and James Drake). After the match, Big Bill and "The Bounty Hunter" Bryan Keith - now known as "Paid in Full" - interrupt Top Flight's exit to the back to head to the ring for the next match.
Paid in Full (Big Bill and "The Bounty Hunter" Bryan Keith) beat Kiran Grey and Darian Bengston.
We see a video package chronicling the events between Athena and Maya World, who will square off in an ROH Women's World Championship Proving Grounds Match next week.
"The Technical Beast" Josh Woods beats Nathan Cruz by submission with a modified short arm scissors in a Pure Rules Match.
In backstage footage from earlier today, Lexy Nair interviews Adam Priest and "The Dynamite Kid" Tommy Billington. Adam Priest says he and Billington have been dominating in both in singles and tag action, and that Billington had Jay Lethal beaten until The Swirl ("Vanilla Baby" Blake Christian and "Big Shotty" Lee Johnson) interfered. Priest says that they have The Workhorsemen (JD Drake and Anthony Henry) in tag actio this week, and while The Workhorsemen taught him everything he knows, they always come up a bit short against him. Billington tells Lethal that he looked up to him as both a mentor and as a brother who watched his back when no one else did, and that they are done when he says they are done.
Adam Priest and "The Dynamite Kid" Tommy Billington beat The Workhorsemen (JD Drake and Anthony Henry).
Mina Shirakawa beats "The Real Deal" Zayda Steel by submission with the Figure Four Leg Lock.
Backstage, Athena reveals that she and Billie Starkz have attacked "The Virtuosa" Deonna Purrazzo for siding with Hyan and Mya World, and warns that she will strike back twice as hard against anyone who goes against her. She then wants Starkz to hold the ROH Women's World Television and Pure Women's Championships simultaneously.
The Bang Bang Gang (Juice Robinson and Austin Gunn) beat MxM Collection (Mansoor and Mason Madden).
Backstage, we hear from Sammy Guevara and The Beast Mortos. Guevara says they have been on fire lately and undefeated in tag team action, then says that they are the greatest tag team walking the earth. He then mentions that they are contractually obligated to defend the ROH World Tag Team Championships, and issues an open challenge to anyone who wants to challenge them before stating that the results will be the same. He also mentions that The Beast Mortos is "a shoot lawyer."
Lacey Lane beats Robyn Renegade.
AR Fox beats "Daddy Magic" Matt Menard, Shane Taylor and "Big Shotty" Lee Johnson in a 4 Leaf Clover 4 Corner Survival match to earn an immediate title shot against a mystery champion from anywhere in the world of wrestling tonight. The champion in question ends up being All Elite Wrestling International Champion "The Rainmaker" Kazuchika Okada.
"The Rainmaker" Kazuchika Okada retains the All Elite Wrestling International Championship against AR Fox.
We hear from Mina Shirakawa, Willow Nightingale, Megan Bayne, Swerve Strickland and Kenny Omega before tonight's show.
In backstage footage from earlier today, Orange Cassidy has a replacement for Roderick Strong tonight: Tomohiro Ishii.
Jon Moxley beats Mark Davis in an AEW Continental Championship Eliminator Match by submission with the bulldog choke.
In backstage footage after Grand Slam Australia, "Hangman" Adam Page says that Andrade is one of the best, but his best was not good enough. He hopes MJF is watching, because he will ruin any idea has has of a happy future, and tells MJF to pray that he does not win, for he will come after him and take his title.
FTR (Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler) and Stokely Hathaway head to the ring. Dax says he has been wracking his brain trying to understand why The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) attacked them from behind only to realize that in 2016, they were the best tag team in the world and even coined the FTR name. He then says that The Young Bucks are now in second place behind them. Stokely says the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results, which is where they are with The Young Bucks. He says that this pisses him off and that it all pisses him off that The Young Bucks shook hands with The Rascalz (Zachary Wentz and Myron Reed) and Private Party (Marq Quen and Isiah Kassidy) even though they forced Private Party out of the company. Stokely says there is hypocrisy in the situation and states that they hate their coworkers so much it is overwhelming. As Stokely mentions how much he hates The Young Bucks' family, The Young Bucks superkick FTR before confronting Stokely. The Young Bucks superkick Stokely before mentioning that they are #1 contenders for the AEW World Tag Team Championships, and throw down the challenge for the titles at Revolution.
In backstage footage from after Grand Slam Australia, Brody King says he was so close to the AEW World Championship, but now he can taste it. He says that MJF weaseled his way into another win, and that he will soon get back into the world title hunt and that he is looking for another fight.
Willow Nightingale retains the TBS Championship against Mina Shirakawa, "The Problem" Marina Shafir and Megan Bayne in a four-way match after countering Mina's Figure Four Leg Lock with an inside cradle.
AEW acknowledges the passing of former WWE director Kerwin Silfies at the age of 75.
"Hangman" Adam Page heads to the ring. He is soon joined by MJF. MJF makes it clear to Hangman that he hates his guts as well as everything about him and the fans actually thinking he is anywhere near his level and that he is the main character when it is really MJF. MJF also hates the "Cowboy Shit" chant and the fact that Hangman holds two wins over him, and says that Hangman is "a lucky shot" who is nowhere near better than him. He then says that something is off about Hangman and that he can smell it, and says that Hangman is in his own head after being at the top of the mountain twice only to crumble under pressure. MJF then proposes that if Hangman were to become world champion and crumble a third time, he would be exposed as a fraud, and while he feels Hangman is a lucky shot, he is all out of bullets, and he looks forward to ending "the myth of Hangman and his cowboy shit." Hangman says that the fans carried him to the World Championship, especially as he beat the dogshit out of MJF. He says that if anyone is a lucky shot, it is the man who had a guaranteed shot and sat on it until he waited until the last second, kicked him in the balls, and collected the spoils of greater men. Hangman says that as much as MJF hates him, he hates MJF worse, not just because of his lies and deceit, but because he has never met someone more like him. He says that MJF is desperate for love and acceptance and wants to make his mark, which reminds MJF of himself. He says that he wants to end this for good at Revolution, and that MJF also feels that they cannot have a regular wrestling match. Hangman tells MJF to think of a stipulation, then lets the fans think of what the match should be. MJF says Hangman is out of his mind if he wants something other than a regular wrestling match. Hangman says he knew MJF would says that because he is scared and a coward, and agrees to give his word that if he does not win, then he will never challenge for the World Championship ever again. MJF tells Hangman that he has a deal, but as far as his stipulation goes, he thinks things through, and he needs a week to think over his stipulation, as he does not shoot first and ask questions later like Hangman. Hangman then tells MJF that he already has his answer: Texas Death.
We hear from The Death Riders (Jon Moxley, Claudio Castagnoli, Wheeler Yuta, PAC, Daniel Garcia). PAC says that The Don Callis Family is not like them, and challenges them to a match at Collision. Daniel Garcia says that "family" is just a title for The Don Callis Family and not something that they are willing to die for. Moxley says he is not done with Konosuke Takeshita and that at Revolution, there will be no time limit and that one person will get the other for as long as it takes.
The Conglomeration (Orange Cassidy and Tomohiro Ishii) beat Gabe Kidd and Clark Connors after Darby Allin attacks Gabe Kidd in the crowd with a skateboard to the back and carries him off.
Backstage, we hear from The Don Callis Family. "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander accepts The Death Riders' (Jon Moxley, Claudio Castagnoli, Wheeler Yuta, PAC, Daniel Garcia) challenge as they continue to attack people, and Don Callis says he has heard Jon Moxley's challenge to "The Alpha" Konosuke Takeshita and that he accepts. "The Rainmaker" Kazuchika Okada shows up and says he is here to do his job because he is a champion, unlike Takeshita, and brings out Andrade, who says that his eyes are on the AEW World Championship. Don Callis then says the CMLL World Championship would look good on The Don Callis Family's mantle.
We hear from Hook, who says that his first order of business as The Opps' new boss is to get numbers up. He says that he has sent Katsuyori Shibata back to Japan for international recruiting while he recruits back at home. He also says that he is the greatest second-generation wrestler of all time.
The Brawling Birds (Jamie Hayter and Alex Windsor) beat Viva Van and B3CCA.
Backstage, Renee Paquette interviews Thunder Rosa and Kris Statlander. Statlander says she may not be cleared to wrestle, but she wants to fight, and she is not done with Thekla after what she did to her. Thunder Rosa says that since Statlander cannot wrestle, she is getting a piece of Thekla. Statlander warns Thunder Rosa that Thekla is dangerous.
"The Jet" Kevin Knight beats The Beast Mortos.
We see another vignette for Will Ospreay, who says that when he comes back, he will be better than ever.
Backstage, we hear from The Demand (Ricochet, Bishop Kaun, Toa Liona). Ricochet says he has put "Jungle" Jack Perry back into the dirt and can move on to better things. Bishop Kaun wants to know where everybody's priorities lie, and Toa Liona says that they will take the AEW World Trios Championships on Collision. They then head back to the locker room only to find a knife on their door, hinting that Jack Perry may not be done with Ricochet.
Swerve Strickland beats Kenny Omega. During the match, Kenny Omega goes for a V-Trigger only to accidentally wipe out referee Aubrey Edwards. Prince Nana tries to revive referee Aubrey Edwards to no avail, and Swerve exposes a turnbuckle before sending Omega throat-first into it after hitting Omega with Big Pressure. Referee Paul Turner shows up as Swerve hits the Swerve Stomp, but Omega kicks out. Omega ducks the House Call and hits a V-Trigger followed by the Poison 'Rana, but Swerve escapes the One Winged Angel again. Omega hits a knee, but Swerve is able to hit Big Pressure for the win. After the match, Swerve goes for a ground and pound on Omega, then tosses referee Paul Turner out of the ring and takes Prince Nana's chain and chokes Omega out with it. He then sends Omega over the top rope and tries to hang him, then clears the announce desk, pulls the ring steps towards it, and puts Omega through the announce desk with a Vertebreaker.
Before the next match, Zack Gibson says that growing up in the United Kingdom, all he heard about was how amazing New York City is, yet being here in person and scratching the surface, New York City reveals itself as a post-apocalyptic third world country where the streets are filthy and the people are absolute vermin. He says that the embodiment of New York City in 2025 is Eddie Kingston. He says this has nothing to do witht he fans and everything to do with Eddie Kingston, who shows up from beihind and hits Gibson with a chair before doing the same to Drake. The referee soon takes the chair away, and he soon has to keep Drake away from Kingston in order to start the next match.
Eddie Kingston beats James Drake. After the match, Zack Gibson and James Drake immediately gang up on Eddie Kingston.
Before the next match, ring announcer Bobby Cruise is about to interview a rather skinny santa when "Smart" Mark Sterling and The Premiere Athletes (Tony Nese, Ariya Daviari, Story Denali) show up and Sterling announces that he has put Santa on an Ozempic diet that has helped him lose 175 lbs., which he says the fans would never be able to do. Santa then tells The Premier Athletes that they suck, which gets him beaten up and tossed out of the ring the moment he shoves Sterling.
The Premiere Athletes (Tony Nese, Ariya Daviari, Story Denali) beat VSK, Jon Cruz and Ashley Vox.
Lexy Nair interviews Alex Abrahantes and Komander. Komander looks back on winning the ROH World Television Championship the last time he was in the Hammerstein Ballroom and looks forward to winning the ROH Pure Championship. Alex Abrahantes says that Komander is not just one of the best high flyers, but one of the best technical wrestlers, and that "Taiga Style" Lee Moriarty will find out that Komander was bron to be a champion.
Mina Shirakawa beats Rebecca Scott by submission with the Figure Four Leg Lock.
Backstage, Lexy Nair interviews Bandido and Jay Lethal. Lethal mentions that he and Bandido have a lot in common, especially in having enemies in The Swirl ("Vanilla Baby" Blake Christian and "Big Shotty" Lee Johnson) and offers to team up with Bandido against The Swirl after what they have done with both them. Bandido accepts.
The Swirl ("Vanilla Baby" Blake Christian and "Big Shotty" Lee Johnson) beat Alec Price and Jordan Oliver.
Before the next match, Zack Gibson says that the New York City crowd should be ashamed of themselves, as every single time they try to hijack the show, they try to make it about them. He demands that everyone put respect on the name "GYV" and that when the locker room sees Grizzled Young Veterans (Zack Gibson and James Drake) coming, they will grit their teeth.
Zack Gibson beats Bryce Donovan.
Backstage, Lexy Nair interviews Dalton Castle and The Outrunners (Truth Magnum and Turbo Floyd) when they are suddenly attacked and challenged to a Fight Without Honor by MxM TV (Mansoor, Mason Madden, Johnny TV, Taya Valkyrie).
Boom and Doom (QT Marshall and Big Boom AJ) beat The Frat House (Griff Garrison and Cole Karter) after Preston Vance and Jacked Jameson trick referee Stephon Smith into getting Big Justice and Aaron Solo ejected from ringside for using a metal folding chair as a weapon only to be caught and ejected themselves for trying to hit Big Boom AJ with a chair.
Backstage, Lexy Nair interviews "Taiga Style" Lee Moriarty. Moriarty says that since he defeated Nigel McGuinness last year, he has only gone upwards, and he has since become the longest-reigning ROH Pure Championship, broken records, defended internationally and overcome legends. He says that Komander has earned this opportunity, but he will teach him there is a difference between proving grounds and championship stakes, as the flames are hotter, the pressure is higher, and he is the best technical wrestler on the planet. Moriarty declares that he will still walk out ROH Pure Champion.
Katsuyori Shibata beats Lio Rush by submission after nearly whipping Lio Rush into the ref, causing the ref to turn away so that Shibata can hit Lio Rush with a low blow followed by a cross arm breaker for thew in.
"Taiga Style" Lee Moriarty retains the ROH Pure Championship against Komander by submission with a Gory Special in the ropes.
Don Callis guests on commentary for the next match.
"The Alpha" Konosuke Takeshita beats Orange Cassidy via pinfall in the Blue League of the Continental Classic. "The Alpha" Konosuke Takeshita earns three points and leads the Blue League with ten points, while Orange Cassidy still has six points.
We hear from Gabe Kidd, who wants revenge against Darby Allin for what he did to him and demands a match against Darby at Worlds End.
Mascara Dorada beats Roderick Strong via pinfall in the Blue League of the Continental Classic. Mascara Dorada earns three points for a total of six points, causing a three-way tie with Orange Cassidy and Jon Moxley. Roderick Strong is still scoreless and still mathematically eliminated.
We see a video package for AEW's recent Pro Wrestling Illustrated year-end award wins.
Renee Paquette interviews Kris Statlander and Jamie Hayter on the stage. Statlander says she gave Hayter a shot at the World Women's title because she knows what it is like to have opportunity taken away, then tells her to stop focus on what was and focus on what could be. Statlander says she did just that and became World Women's Champion. She tells Hayter not to pity her for what she was, but to fear her for what she has become. Statlander tells Hayter that she may have beaten her before, but she is now facing "The Cosmic Killer," and tells her to show why she deserves the throne. Hayter suddenly goes for a Hayterade, but Statlander blocks it, and Hayter says the last time she hit it, Statlander did not get back up. Referees have to separate both women.
MJF quickly beats Dustin Waller by submission with Salt of the Earth. After the match, MJF grabs the microphone, but "Hangman" Adam Page shows up before MJF can speak. Instead of walking down the ramp, however, Hangman shows up from out of the crowd. Swerve Strickland and Prince Nana also arrive, showing up in the middle floor of the crowd. Hangman dares MJF to make another low-brow, 1990s, misogynistic, morally reprehensible joke. He also dares MJF to compare him and Swerve to one of the many sex pests in the news. Hangman, Swerve and Nana make their way down to a speechless MJF as Hangman dares him to make a joke about him before telling him he is getting his ass beat tonight. Hangman, Swerve and Nana make their way to the ring. The Opps' (Samoa Joe, Hook, Powerhouse Hobbs, Katsuyori Shibata) dojo students show up only to get dropped, then Samoa Joe shows up on the video screen and says his men were only there to expose Hangman and Swerve's true natures before stating that the hatred has spread further than anticipated. He tells Hangman, Swerve and MJF that he will come after all of them one by one and put their World title dreams to an end before saying he will see them soon. MJF tries to attack Hangman and Swerve from behind, but they see it coming and lay MJF out, with Hangman choking MJF with a chain while Swerve says that MJF like the fans regardless of where AEW goes as well as the attention that he gets because it feeds "his fragile little ego." MJF is choking as Swerve states he has never seen such a piece of garbage as him, then says that MJF's power in addition to all of his negative traits will make MJF more of a "Diddy" that he will ever be. He mentions all of MJF's victims throughout his time in AEW, saying they have all been worse off because of MJF, and says that he makes whoever he is in the ring with, whether enemy or friend, better. Swerve says he is a better human being than MJF will ever before telling MJF he will see him at Worlds End.
Bandido beats Ricochet to win the Dynamite Diamond Ring after Bishop Kaun and Toa Liona distract the referee to save Ricochet from the 21-Plex only for Bandido to pin Ricochet with an inside cradle for the win and the ring. After the match, Ricochet attacks Bandido in anger until Brody King shows up, forcing Ricochet to retreat.
Backstage, Jack Perry interviews Darby Allin. Darby says he has broken brick walls into door when Gabe Kidd shows up from behind and attacks Darby from behind. Darby is knocked into the camera, knocking out the visual feed briefly. Gabe Kidd takes Darby Allin up a flight of stairs to punch him in the gut and kick him back down to the floor, then says Darby has better things to worry about that him.
"The Problem" Marina Shafir beats Mina Shirakawa by submission with Mother's Milk. After the match, Shafir locks in Mother's Milk again, then "Timeless" Toni Storm shows up only to get booted in the face, causing her to fall right on top of Mina.
Arian Moayed of "Succession" is seen in the crowd.
In backstage footage from last Wednesday, Lexy Nair interviews The Elite (Kenny Omega, Matt Jackson, Nick Jackson). Matt Jackson says they now have their money, but he and Matt will not be clear for the rest of the year. Omega says that The Elite are The Elite whether they tag together or not, then sees this as an opportunity to take care of something he should have done a long time ago.
"Jungle" Jack Perry beats PAC via pinfall in the Gold League of the Continental Classic after countering the Brutalizer by biting PAC's fingers and rolling PAC up for the pin and the win. "Jungle" Jack Perry earns three points for a total of points, leaving the Gold League in a six-way tie for first place. After the match, Luchasaurus shows up with a bag of toys as well as milk, cookies and deer antler headwear for Jungle Boy.
