All Elite Wrestling presents Double or Nothing, a highly anticipated pay-per-view event. Broadcasting from the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, the show will kick off at 8pm ET.
Prior to the main card, fans can enjoy a free live stream of the Buy In pre-show, beginning at 7:00 p.m. Eastern / 4:00 p.m. Pacific. This pre-show can be accessed through All Elite Wrestling’s YouTube channel, and Bleacher Report.
For viewers in the United States and Canada, the main card can be accessed on Bleacher Report or through cable and satellite providers for a fee of $49.99. International viewers can watch the main card on Fite.tv for $19.99.
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Renee Paquette, Kazeem Famuyide, Paul Wight, and Stokely Hathaway took center stage as hosts for the pre-show, positioned on the venue floor. Backstage, RJ City provided updates and enthusiastically emphasized that every AEW championship would be up for grabs throughout the pay-per-view event.
The hosts meticulously discussed the lineup of the show, followed by an engaging video package showcasing the intense Anarchy in the Arena match.
To provide additional context and build anticipation, a segment featured a clip from Jim Ross’s sit-down interview with Don Callis. In the interview, Callis expressed that he had undertaken the most challenging task any parent or family member could face. He stated firmly that he had taken decisive action to eliminate the destructive element, referring to it as “cutting out the cancer.” Callis directed a piercing gaze into the camera and boldly declared, “Kenny, I haven’t even started cutting.”
In the backstage area, RJ City engaged in an interview with Arn Anderson, delving into the upcoming events. City pointed out that it appeared Wardlow was inadvertently playing into Christian Cage’s strategy by accepting a ladder match. Anderson countered by asserting that no one had been coerced into the match, emphasizing the abilities of Wardlow. When City inquired about Anderson having a weapon at ringside, Anderson wittily replied, “Ask your momma.”
A compelling video package showcased the AEW Women’s Championship match, prompting the panel to share their insights. Paul Wight cleverly quipped that he had experienced more turns than NASCAR.
Following that, a video package provided insights into the intense feud between Adam Cole and Chris Jericho, highlighting the addition of Sabu to Cole’s corner. Additionally, a brief video on the AEW Tag Team Title match was aired, leading the panel to offer their thoughts and predictions on the upcoming bout.
The arena resonated with the sound of the Oklahoma fight song as Jim Ross made his entrance, joining Excalibur and Taz at the ringside desk, which was a fresh addition to the setup. Excalibur took the opportunity to mention the company’s fantasy sports partner, setting the stage for an advertisement that was subsequently aired.
Taz expressed his enthusiasm for being ringside, relishing the opportunity it presented. Jim Ross, sharing his thoughts, proclaimed that the show held an aura of mystery and anticipated it to be one of the most physically intense productions in the company’s history. With confidence, Ross gazed into the camera and assured the viewers that they would absolutely love it.
The entrances for the pre-show match commenced as ring announcer Justin Roberts introduced Ethan Page, Colten Gunn, and Austin Gunn. Hook, making his way to the ramp, stood poised for action while awaiting the arrival of Matt Hardy, Jeff Hardy, and Isiah “Brother Zay” Kassidy. Notably, Kassidy appeared wearing a bedazzled neck brace, adding a touch of flamboyance to his look.
Matt Hardy, Jeff Hardy, and Hook vs. Ethan Page, Colten Gunn, and Austin Gunn
The commentary team emphasized the stipulation that if Matt Hardy’s team emerged victorious, he would gain control of Ethan Page’s contract, heightening the stakes of the match. Around the 6-minute mark, Matt executed a second rope elbow drop on Colten Gunn, resulting in a near fall with a two count.
A confrontation ensued at ringside as Page and Austin Gunn confronted Isiah “Brother Zay” Kassidy. Austin forcefully removed Kassidy’s bedazzled neck brace, causing Kassidy to sell neck pain by collapsing to the ringside mat and remaining down. Excalibur then announced that the opening ceremonies of the Owen Hart Cup tournament would follow the conclusion of this match.
As the match progressed, Matt found himself isolated by the opposing team, but he managed to fight back and clear them to ringside. Matt came close to making the tag, but Page and Austin intervened by pulling Jeff and Hook off the apron. Eventually, Jeff was able to tag in and unleashed his offense on both Colten and Austin, securing a two count on Austin with a middle rope splash. However, during the setup for another move from the ropes, Jeff slipped and crashed to the mat.
Soon after, Hook tagged in and took control against Page. Hook executed a suplex on Page and followed it up with a powerful club to the jaw, but Page countered by throwing him to the mat and delivering a solid kick. Colten then tagged in, and Matt made a blind tag. The Hardys executed a double team move on Colten, with Jeff preparing to ascend the ropes but getting cut off. The Gunns managed to hit their double team finisher on Matt, but Jeff broke up their double pin attempt by performing a Swanton onto both of them.
In the closing moments, the Hardys executed Twist of Fates on the Gunns, leaving Page alone in the ring with all three babyfaces. The Hardys then delivered cutters on Page, and Hook applied the Redrum submission hold, forcing Page to submit and securing the victory for their team.
Thus, Matt Hardy, Jeff Hardy, and Hook emerged triumphant over Ethan Page, Colten Gunn, and Austin Gunn in the pre-show match.
The broadcast team took a moment to reiterate the lineup for the pay-per-view event, ensuring that the viewers were aware of the exciting matches to come. Specifically, Excalibur announced that the highly anticipated Adam Cole vs. Chris Jericho unsanctioned match would kick off the main card, setting the stage for a thrilling start to the evening.
Paquette took her position on the stage, which featured a table adorned with men’s and women’s title belts, as well as cup trophies. She introduced Martha Hart, who expressed her happiness at working with AEW and Tony Khan once again. Martha spoke about the excitement surrounding the tournament and mentioned her own attire for the occasion. Just then, Tony Khan made his entrance, donning a fedora that prominently displayed the tournament logo, adding to the festive atmosphere.
The scene shifted to the entrances for the Blackjack Battle Royal. Chuck Taylor and Trent Beretta made their way to the ring first, followed by Bandido. Mark Sterling, accompanying “The Varsity Athletes” Ari Daivari, Tony Nese, and Josh Woods, introduced them as they prepared to enter the battle royal.
The participants of the Blackjack Battle Royal made their entrances. Komander entered the scene, followed by Big Bill and Lee Moriarty, who positioned themselves at ringside. Penelope Ford led The Butcher, The Blade, and Kip Sabian to the ring, while Jay White and Juice Robinson made their joint entrance. Dustin Rhodes arrived on his own, and Keith Lee followed suit, making a grand entrance of his own.
Ricky Starks made his way to the ring, captivating the crowd with his presence. Alex Abrahantes guided Rey Fenix and Penta El Zero Miedo onto the stage, with “the little Lucha Brothers” joining them briefly before heading backstage. Prince Nana appeared with Brian Cage, and Swerve Strickland joined them in their entrance. Lastly, Orange Cassidy concluded the pre-show with his trademark nonchalant entrance, calmly walking past Nana, Cage, and Strickland, ready for the upcoming battle.
AEW Double Or Nothing Pay-Per-View
The main card kicked off with an exciting video package, setting the tone for the event. The broadcast team, consisting of Jim Ross, Excalibur, and Taz, continued to provide commentary, while Justin Roberts resumed his role as the ring announcer. The electrifying spectacle began as pyrotechnics ignited on the stage, further intensifying the atmosphere in the arena.
Blackjack Battle Royale for the AEW International Championship
As the champion, Orange Cassidy made his entrance into the ring, surrounded by the multitude of challengers vying for his title. Among the challengers were Jay White, Juice Robinson, Keith Lee, Dustin Rhodes, Ricky Starks, Brian Cage, Swerve Strickland, Penta El Zero Miedo, Rey Fenix, Kip Sabian, Trent Beretta, Chuck Taylor, Tony Nese, Ari Daivari, Big Bill, Lee Moriarty, Komander, Bandido, The Butcher, and The Blade.
With all the competitors positioned at ringside, Kip Sabian took the initiative and entered the ring, attempting to eliminate Cassidy by throwing him over the top rope. However, Cassidy demonstrated his agility by executing a “skin the cat” maneuver, managing to prevent himself from being eliminated. The match was off to an exciting start, full of potential surprises and intense competition.
Komander showcased his acrobatic skills by performing a rope walk and a daring dive onto several wrestlers on the outside. The broadcast team took note that Komander had yet to officially enter the ring, meaning he was not in danger of being eliminated at that point.
Swerve Strickland and Brian Cage stood on the ramp, biding their time before entering the match. Cage was the first to make his way into the ring, coinciding with Ari Daivari’s elimination. Cage displayed his immense power by executing an impressive move on both Bandido and Komander. Penta El Zero Miedo and Rey Fenix worked together to target Cage, attempting to gain the upper hand. However, when White and Robinson attempted to press Komander over their heads, Penta and Fenix intervened, saving Komander from elimination.
As Komander climbed the ropes and started to walk along them, Jay White abruptly shoved him to the floor, eliminating him from the match. Chuck Taylor eliminated Kip Sabian, followed by a group hug from The Best Friends, only to be blindsided by Big Bill. Taz humorously remarked that people often question why Big Bill is called Big Bill, to which he provided the enlightening explanation that Bill is his name and he happens to be big.
Big Bill proceeded to eliminate Taylor, while Keith Lee eliminated The Blade. Swerve Strickland, who had been lingering at ringside with Prince Nana, finally entered the ring. Strickland attempted to choke out Keith Lee, but Lee swiftly threw him off. Strickland and Cage briefly joined forces against Lee, creating a tumultuous three-way encounter. Penta and Fenix, working together, eliminated The Butcher, while Lee Moriarty managed to eliminate Bandido from the match.
As the match progressed, Beretta eliminated Lee Moriarty, showcasing his prowess in the ring. Big Bill had Orange Cassidy on the apron, preparing to deliver a big boot, but Beretta selflessly shoved Cassidy out of harm’s way, sacrificing himself in the process and getting eliminated by Big Bill’s impactful boot. Brian Cage eliminated Keith Lee, while Penta accidentally eliminated his own brother, Fenix, in a moment of miscommunication. Ricky Starks successfully eliminated Juice Robinson.
Jay White executed his signature Switchblade move on Penta and attempted to eliminate him, but before he could, Starks speared White and eliminated him instead. Robinson retaliated by pulling Starks under the bottom rope and delivering punches until referees intervened. White, not one to let things slide, ran Starks into the ringside barricade. Starks managed to crawl back into the ring but was ultimately eliminated by Big Bill’s powerful boot. Dustin Rhodes eliminated Cage with a destructive Destroyer maneuver on the apron, only for Strickland to knock Dustin off the apron, eliminating him.
The final four competitors left in the ring were Orange Cassidy, Penta El Zero Miedo, Swerve Strickland, and Big Bill. The stakes were high as the match approached its thrilling conclusion.
Penta El Zero Miedo unleashed a series of kicks on Big Bill, who countered with a clothesline that sent Penta over the top rope, eliminating him from the match. Big Bill then executed a powerful sidewalk slam on Orange Cassidy, momentarily appearing to be on the same page as Swerve Strickland. However, their alliance was short-lived, as Strickland attempted to pick up Cassidy, only to be stopped by Big Bill. Bill proceeded to press Cassidy over his head, but Strickland struck him from behind, causing Bill to be eliminated.
With the final two competitors being Orange Cassidy and Swerve Strickland, the tension heightened as they took turns executing “skin the cat” maneuvers to avoid elimination. Cassidy delivered a Stundog Millionaire on Strickland, but Strickland quickly rebounded and struck Cassidy with a powerful kick to the side of the head. The crowd erupted into a “this is awesome” chant, a testament to the thrilling nature of the battle royal.
In a surprising turn of events, Strickland performed a top-rope double stomp on Cassidy. Strickland then placed Cassidy’s hands inside Cassidy’s own pockets, which prompted the crowd to chant “you f—ed up.” However, Cassidy retaliated by unleashing back-to-back DDTs on Strickland. Cassidy followed up with the Orange Punch, which sent Strickland over the top rope, but he managed to remain on the apron.
Cassidy attempted another Orange Punch, but Strickland evaded it and brought Cassidy onto the apron with him. Cassidy backed Strickland into the turnbuckle, and Prince Nana grabbed Cassidy’s legs, momentarily aiding Strickland’s offensive control. Strickland went for a top-rope double stomp, but Cassidy cleverly raised his feet, causing Strickland to hit the mat. Cassidy then kicked Strickland’s hand, resulting in Strickland falling to the mat, thus concluding the match.
Orange Cassidy emerged as the winner of the Blackjack Battle Royale, successfully retaining the AEW International Championship. The crowd erupted in excitement, celebrating Cassidy’s hard-fought victory.
The stage was set for the highly anticipated unsanctioned match as a video package provided a compelling setup. The entrances for the match commenced, accompanied by the powerful sounds of “Judas” filling the arena. Chris Jericho, accompanied by Matt Menard, Angelo Parker, Daniel Garcia, and Jake Hager, made their way to the ring, donning their match gear. Jericho notably carried his baseball bat with him, adding an extra layer of intensity to the proceedings. The atmosphere was charged with anticipation as the competitors prepared for the intense battle that lay ahead.
Adam Cole (w/Sabu, Roderick Strong) vs. Chris Jericho (w/Matt Menard, Angelo Parker, Daniel Garcia, Jake Hager) in an unsanctioned match
Inside the ring, Adam Cole and Chris Jericho immediately engaged in a heated exchange of punches, showcasing their intense rivalry. Cole gained the upper hand momentarily by throwing Jericho to the ringside area. Not accompanied by the wrestlers who initially entered with them, the two competitors continued their battle outside the ring.
Cole attempted a high-risk maneuver, the Panama Sunrise, on the apron, but Jericho managed to counter and suplex Cole from the apron to the floor, displaying his resilience. Back in the ring, Jericho strategically wedged a chair between the ropes in one corner. Cole evaded a charging Jericho, causing him to collide headfirst into the chair, emphasizing the brutal and unsanctioned nature of the match. The broadcast team humorously acknowledged the lack of liability from AEW for any damages, drawing a lighthearted response.
Jericho retaliated by subjecting Cole to the Walls of Jericho submission hold, and although Cole managed to reach the ropes, the broadcast team noted that Jericho was not obliged to release the hold given the unsanctioned nature of the match. Determined to break free, Cole reached ringside and grabbed a fire extinguisher, promptly using it to spray Jericho and force him to release the hold.
Taking advantage of the situation, Cole utilized the fire extinguisher as a weapon, striking Jericho’s head before covering him for a two count. However, Jericho quickly regrouped and retaliated by spraying Cole with the fire extinguisher. Jericho then dropped the fire extinguisher onto Cole’s abdomen, further inflicting damage. Returning to ringside, Jericho retrieved a kendo stick, intent on using it as a weapon.
To everyone’s surprise, Britt Baker rushed to the ring with her own kendo stick, attacking Jericho. Saraya, another individual who had entered the scene, also fell victim to Baker’s swift strikes. As Saraya retreated from the ring, Baker pursued her backstage, leaving the two competitors alone in the ring.
With the match resuming, Cole utilized the kendo stick as he wrapped it around Jericho’s neck and executed a Backstabber, earning a near fall. Cole then climbed to the top rope, but Jericho reacted swiftly by throwing a chair at his head, causing him to fall off the ropes and crash through a table on the outside floor. Seizing the opportunity, Jericho retrieved a television camera from ringside and proclaimed, “You see what happens when you mess with Chris Jericho.”
Returning to the ring, Jericho rolled Cole back inside and produced a steel chain from underneath the ring, proceeding to handcuff it to Cole’s wrist. However, Cole managed to deliver a devastating DDT onto the chain, earning a two count. Capitalizing on his advantage, Cole handcuffed the other end of the chain to Jericho’s wrist, preventing him from escaping. Jericho attempted to flee, but Cole yanked the chain and followed up with a superkick. Cole then executed his signature Panama Sunrise maneuver, coming close to securing the victory but only managing a near fall.
In a critical moment, Chris Jericho managed to avoid Adam Cole’s Boom knee strike, keeping the match suspenseful. However, Cole swiftly recovered, employing his agility to flip over Jericho and deliver two powerful superkicks. Following up with his signature move, the Boom knee, Cole stood up and wrapped the chain around his knee, delivering another devastating knee strike to the back of Jericho’s head.
Taking control, Cole mounted Jericho and unleashed a barrage of punches, utilizing the chain wrapped around his fist. Jericho, now sporting a bloody eye, found himself unable to defend himself against Cole’s relentless assault. Recognizing the situation, referee Aubrey Edwards made the decision to call for the bell, signifying the end of the match due to Jericho’s inability to continue.
In a hard-fought battle, Adam Cole emerged victorious over Chris Jericho in the unsanctioned match. Following the conclusion of the match, crew members entered the ring with bolt cutters, intending to cut Cole and Jericho loose from the chain that bound them together, ensuring their safety and freedom.
The AEW Tag Team Title match was introduced by a compelling video package, providing context and building anticipation for the upcoming clash. As the video concluded, the entrances for the match commenced. The heel team made their way to the ring, holding guitars adorned with the names “Dax” and “Cash” on the back, further emphasizing their presence and branding. The stage was set for a thrilling contest as the teams prepared to compete for the prestigious AEW Tag Team Titles.
“FTR” Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler vs. Jeff Jarrett and Jay Lethal (w/Sonjay Dutt, Satnam Singh, Karen Jarrett) for the AEW Tag Titles with Mark Briscoe as special referee.
In a unique attire choice, Briscoe opted for a sleeveless referee shirt, shorts, and a bandana as part of his outfit. FTR attempted to execute double figure-four leg locks on the challengers. However, the challengers managed to reach the ropes, forcing a break and prompting them to roll to ringside to regroup. During this time, Briscoe caught Jay Lethal clapping his hands to simulate a tag, a deceptive move that drew Briscoe’s attention while he was engaged with Dax Harwood. Briscoe quickly realized the ploy and confronted Lethal, leading to a heated exchange.
At a later point, Jarrett cunningly held the ropes down, causing Wheeler to tumble to the floor. Seizing the opportunity, Jarrett grabbed a chair, but Briscoe intervened, causing Jarrett to drop it. Jarrett retaliated by running Wheeler into the ringside barricade, inflicting damage. The challengers then isolated Wheeler, keeping him at a disadvantage for a significant period of time. Jarrett took advantage of the situation by placing Wheeler over the middle rope and choking him, but Briscoe eventually intervened to halt his actions.
Adding to the chaos, Karen Jarrett, Jeff Jarrett’s wife, reached into the ring and choked Wheeler over the rope while Briscoe was occupied with her husband. The involvement of Karen introduced a new dimension of interference and underhanded tactics into the match, further complicating the situation for FTR.
In a back-and-forth contest, the action intensified as the match progressed. Jeff Jarrett displayed his showmanship by flipping off Dax Harwood before executing his signature strut. Jay Lethal tagged in and delivered a neckbreaker to Wheeler, going for a pinfall, but only securing a two-count. Lethal continued his offensive by punching Harwood off the apron, preventing him from being available for a tag later on. Jarrett took the opportunity to enter the ring and apply the figure-four leg lock on Wheeler.
Harwood managed to reach the ropes, breaking the hold after Jarrett’s figure four. Determined to turn the tide, Harwood executed suplexes and a brainbuster on Lethal, nearly securing the victory. Jarrett ran Wheeler into the ring post, and Harwood shoved Chris Jericho off the apron. Lethal, capitalizing on the situation, chopped Harwood, causing him to fall from the ropes. Lethal attempted a top-rope elbow, but Harwood recovered in time to superplex him.
FTR unleashed their devastating Doomsday powerbomb on Lethal, leaving him vulnerable. Wheeler performed a suicide dive on Jarrett but appeared to injure his knee in the process. Harwood covered Lethal, but Sonjay Dutt pulled Harwood to ringside. Mark Briscoe, the referee, spotted the interference and ejected Dutt and his accomplice, Gama Singh, from ringside. Jarrett, in an attempt to strike Harwood with a guitar, accidentally hit Briscoe instead.
FTR executed their signature move, the Big Rig, on Lethal, with Harwood pinning him. However, Briscoe was still recovering, prompting Aubrey Edwards to rush to the ring. Dutt obstructed Edwards momentarily, but she forcefully pushed him aside. Karen Jarrett, Jeff Jarrett’s wife, then struck Edwards with a guitar. Inside the ring, Lethal countered with a Lethal Injection on Harwood and Wheeler.
Shortly after, Jarrett struck Harwood with one of the title belts, only for Chris Jericho to hit Jarrett with the Stroke. Briscoe, who had awoken from his daze, made a slow count, allowing Harwood to kick out at the last possible moment. Jarrett grew frustrated and started taking shots at Briscoe, leading to a heated exchange. In the midst of the chaos, Jarrett stumbled into FTR’s Big Rig and was pinned by Harwood.
“FTR” Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler emerged victorious over the team of Jeff Jarrett and Jay Lethal, successfully retaining the AEW Tag Team Titles.
In the backstage area, Ricky Starks was interviewed by Alex Marvez, discussing his elimination of Jay White and Juice Robinson. However, to Starks’ surprise, White and Robinson reappeared and launched a double-team attack on him. Just as the situation seemed dire, FTR arrived on the scene, causing White and Robinson to retreat. FTR, concerned for Starks’ well-being, urged him to seek medical attention, highlighting their support for their teammate.
Following the interview, a video package set the stage for the upcoming TNT Championship match, building anticipation and showcasing the significance of the title bout.
Meanwhile, backstage, Chris Jericho expressed his frustration, accompanied by Saraya. Jericho demanded a mixed tag team match against Adam Cole and Britt Baker for an upcoming episode of Dynamite. During this heated exchange, a crew member attempted to intervene, but Jericho responded by throwing a fireball at them, further illustrating his volatile temperament.
As the focus shifted back to the arena, Christian Cage and Luchasaurus made their entrance, pausing on the stage. Cage exchanged words with Luchasaurus, who then proceeded backstage. Wardlow and Arn Anderson made their joint entrance, but Anderson eventually headed to the back as well, leaving Cage and Wardlow to face each other without their respective allies by their sides.
Wardlow vs. Christian Cage in a ladder match for the TNT Title
In a tumultuous and physically demanding encounter, the battle between Christian Cage and Wardlow reached its climactic conclusion. The two competitors engaged in a fierce brawl around ringside, with Cage ultimately pulling Wardlow off the apron and delivering a low blow. Wardlow attempted a powerbomb, but Cage countered and ascended a ladder, preparing to make a daring leap. However, Wardlow caught Cage in mid-air and executed a devastating powerslam. Continuing his onslaught, Wardlow spun Cage around and hurled him onto a ladder.
Luchasaurus made his presence felt by intervening, throwing Cage back into the ring to prevent Wardlow from ascending the ladder. Cage, determined to turn the tables, executed the Kill Switch from the ladder. Despite this setback, Wardlow showcased his resilience by sending Cage crashing onto a ladder with a forceful move. Wardlow then positioned himself on the top rope, aiming to execute a senton dive. However, Cage narrowly evaded the attack, causing Wardlow to crash onto the ladder.
Arn Anderson, acting as Wardlow’s coach, appeared at ringside, offering guidance and support. In an unexpected turn of events, Anderson bit Luchasaurus’s finger, resulting in a visible injury. Wardlow, taking advantage of the chaos, unleashed a series of chair shots on Luchasaurus before executing a senton bomb that drove Luchasaurus through tables from a tall ladder.
With the match escalating in intensity, Anderson pushed Cage off a ladder, only for Wardlow to catch him and deliver a powerbomb. Capitalizing on the opening, Wardlow ascended the ladder, climbing closer to victory. Overcoming the grueling challenges he faced throughout the match, Wardlow emerged triumphant as he secured the win by capturing the title belt hanging above the ring.
In a hard-fought and thrilling contest, Wardlow emerged as the victor, solidifying his claim to the championship and leaving a lasting impact on the audience in attendance.
AEW World Women’s Championship Match: Jamie Hayter (Champion) vs Toni Storm
Prior to the start of the match, Ruby Soho and Saraya initiated a pre-bell assault on Jamie Hayter. There were prior reports suggesting that Hayter was dealing with some injuries, leading to concerns about her ability to compete at the event. Despite the odds, Hayter attempted to mount a counterattack, but her efforts were thwarted when she was sprayed in the eyes with spray paint.
Inside the ring, Toni Storm took control, delivering a powerful hip attack in the corner, earning a near fall. Hikaru Shida, however, intervened and attacked Ruby Soho at ringside, causing a distraction. Seizing the moment, Storm executed her signature finisher to secure the victory.
With a combination of aggressive tactics and well-executed maneuvers, Toni Storm emerged as the winner of the match, cementing her dominance in the ring.
AEW Trios Title Open Challenge Match: House of Black (Malakai Black, Brody King, and Buddy Matthews) (Champions) vs The Acclaimed & Daddy Ass
During Max Caster’s entrance, he made reference to Dominik Mysterio from WWE, insinuating that Buddy Matthews was being overshadowed by a young talent named Dominik. It should be noted that Matthews is in a real-life relationship with Rhea Ripley, while Ripley’s on-screen persona on WWE television portrays a relationship with Dominik Mysterio. This reference added an extra layer of tension to the match.
The challengers gained an early advantage over the champions, displaying their determination and skill in the ring. However, Malakai Black swiftly targeted the left knee of Bowens, inflicting damage before delivering a devastating knee strike to the head. Brody King followed up with a cannonball splash in the corner, further intensifying the assault.
Later in the match, Bowens managed to make the hot tag to Gunn, who showcased his abilities by executing a fameasser on both King and Matthews. However, Black swiftly responded, delivering his finishing move to Gunn, securing the victory for House of Black.
With a cohesive and formidable performance, House of Black emerged triumphant, retaining their AEW Trios Championships in this thrilling encounter at AEW Double or Nothing.
AEW TBS Championship Match: Jade Cargill (Champion) vs Taya Valkyrie
Right from the start, Taya took the fight to Jade, demonstrating her tenacity and aggression. She even managed to take out Mark Sterling, who accompanied Jade, with a daring dive off the apron. However, once back in the ring, Jade regained control and delivered a powerful spinebuster for a near fall.
Jade unleashed a series of clotheslines to further assert her dominance. Taya countered with a powerbomb, earning a close two-count. Taya continued her offense with a curbstomp, followed by her finisher, but Jade resiliently kicked out at the last possible moment, refusing to be defeated.
In a thrilling turn of events, following the match, Mark Sterling took the microphone and proclaimed that there were no more challengers left for Jade’s title. However, the return of Kris Statlander interrupted Sterling’s speech, setting up a new championship match opportunity.
As Statlander attempted to execute her finisher, Jade countered with a swift kick to the face. Nonetheless, Statlander persevered and eventually delivered her own finisher to secure the victory, becoming the new AEW TBS Champion.
In a remarkable twist, Kris Statlander emerged as the victor, ending Jade Cargill’s impressive undefeated streak and claiming the championship. The stage is set for an exciting reign as Statlander takes the helm of the AEW TBS Championship.
AEW World Heavyweight Title Fatal 4-Way Match: MJF (Champion) vs Sammy Guevera vs Jungle Boy vs Darby Allin
In a surprising turn of events before the match, Sammy Guevara and Tay Conti made a heartfelt announcement using cue cards, revealing that they were expecting a child, adding an emotional element to the match.
From the beginning, the challengers wasted no time and launched a fierce attack on MJF. Sammy Guevara showcased his high-flying abilities with several impressive outside dives, culminating in a frog splash on MJF for a close near fall. MJF retaliated with a cradle driver on Darby Allin, nearly securing the victory.
Throughout the match, there were intense exchanges between the competitors, including a moment when MJF attempted to persuade Sammy to lay down and accept a bribe. However, Sammy played along before surprising MJF with a small package pin attempt. Both Allin and Sammy applied Boston crabs on their opponents, showcasing their technical prowess.
The action escalated with Panama Sunrises, clotheslines, and high-risk maneuvers. Sammy executed a Spanish Fly off the top rope, involving MJF and Perry on the outside. MJF resorted to eye pokes to gain an advantage, but the trio retaliated with simultaneous superkicks. Sammy amazed the crowd with a cutter from the top rope, while Allin executed a code red on MJF.
As the match neared its climax, Allin struck MJF with a skateboard and followed it up with a Coffin Drop, only to have the pin attempt broken up by Perry. Perry teased using the title as a weapon against Allin but refrained from doing so. Allin’s ill-fated Coffin Drop landed on the title, allowing MJF to capitalize and secure the victory.
In a hard-fought battle, MJF emerged as the winner, claiming the victory over the valiant efforts of Sammy Guevara, Darby Allin, and Tay Conti. The match showcased intense action, high spots, and unexpected twists, making it a memorable encounter at AEW Double or Nothing.
Anarchy in the Arena Match: The Elite (Kenny Omega, Young Bucks, and Hangman Adam Page) vs Bryan Danielson, Jon Moxley, Claudio Castagnoli, and Wheeler Yuta
The match descended into chaos as all participants engaged in an all-out brawl. Bryan, displaying his agility, slid down the railing only to be struck in the face with a trash can. The referee intentionally bladed himself to create a dramatic bleeding effect. The mayhem spilled onto the stage, where The Bucks delivered superkicks to the lead singer of Bloodshed for wearing a Black Pool Combat shirt.
Moxley began bleeding as the intensity escalated. Matt Jackson unleashed a series of suplexes on Yuta down the ramp, while Hangman Page powerbombed Yuta onto the apron. In an accidental turn of events, Page inadvertently took out Omega with a big boot. Claudio and Matt found themselves brawling in the concession stand area, adding to the chaotic scene.
Moxley retrieved a poker chip wrapped in barbed wire and suplexed Omega onto it, inflicting further damage. Claudio executed his signature giant swing on Matt before bringing the fight back to ringside. Moxley courageously took a back flap bump onto what appeared to be glass, demonstrating his willingness to endure pain.
Claudio and Matt continued their fierce confrontation in the back of a truck, with Claudio even delivering a piledriver in its bed. Unconventional weapons such as a leaf blower were introduced into the fray. Page connected with his finishing move, Dead Eye, on Moxley on the apron. Moxley then endured an exploding superkick from Matt.
Bryan applied a heel hook on Matt, while Moxley sent him barefoot into thumbtacks before executing his finisher for a near fall. Thumbtacks were also utilized in Moxley’s devastating RKO on Nick. Bryan, Omega, and other participants unleashed their respective finishing moves, heightening the excitement of the match. Notably, Matt had tacks in his mouth when Claudio delivered an uppercut.
Page and Omega joined forces to deliver a series of impactful moves on Yuta. Don Callis, getting involved, handed Yuta a screwdriver as a weapon. Callis himself entered the ring, leading to the surprise appearance of Konosuke Takeshita, who struck Omega with a knee strike. Yuta capitalized on the distraction and pinned Omega for the victory. In a shocking twist, Callis strangled Omega with his belt, further intensifying the post-match chaos.
The Blackpool Combat Club emerged as the winners in this frenzied and unpredictable match, showcasing the sheer brutality and unrelenting determination of all the competitors involved.
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