Location: Denver, Colorado
Venue: Mission Ballroom
Commentary Team: Excalibur, Ian Riccaboni, and Taz
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Tony Schiavone is in the ring, and he introduces Will Ospreay. Schiavone airs footage of Ospreay and Swerve Strickland brawling in the parking lot during last week’s Dynamite, and then Ospreay says that was embarrassing. Ospreay says he has been friends with Strickland for twelve years, and then says Strickland and Adam Page hate each other. Ospreay says Jon Moxley is the enemy, and he wishes they could put aside their differences for one night to get the title back. Ospreay says if Moxley hates what AEW has become, then he can piss off, and says the only thing that sucks about AEW right now is that Moxley is the World Champion. Ospreay says he will play a part in Page getting the World title back, and then says maybe Strickland is a threat as well. Ospreay says he would take a bullet for Strickland, but he would take a bullet for AEW first. Ospreay challenges Strickland to a fight next week, but he is interrupted by Action Andretti and Lio Rush.
Andretti tells the crowd to shut up, and then Rush says Ospreay is doing a lot of yapping. Rush says he has some pent up anger and a point to prove, because he thinks the worst thing about AEW is Ospreay. Ospreay says he would love to help Rush get that anger out and challenges him to a match.
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A video promo airs from Mark Briscoe. He says he got caught in Moxley’s Bulldog Choke last week, which happens. Briscoe says his son asked him if he quit, and he said no. Briscoe says he is going to line his kids up in front of the TV so they can watch him beat Moxley.
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Match 1 – Singles Match
Jon Moxley (w/Marina Shafir and Wheeler Yuta) vs. Mark Briscoe
They lock up and go into the ropes. Moxley goes to the floor, but Briscoe clotheslines him as he gets back on the barricade. Briscoe follows with chops on the outside before Moxley gets back into the ring. Moxley comes back with shots into the corner, but Briscoe counters into a rear chin-lock. Moxley gets free, but Briscoe delivers quick shots. Briscoe runs hthe ropes, but Moxley drops him with a kick to the face. Moxley gouges Briscoe’s face in the corner, and then grinds his arm into Briscoe’s face in the ropes. Moxley chokes Briscoe over the bottom rope and follows with a corner clothesline. Briscoe comes back with a shot to the midsection and sends Moxley to the floor before delivering a scissor kick through the ropes. Briscoe stomps on Yuta’s hand on the apron and goes for a cannonball on Moxley, but Moxley dodges and Briscoe hits the floor. Shafir distracts the referee as Yuta slams Briscoe into the ring post. Briscoe has been busted open, and Moxley puts him in a chair against the barricade as the show heads to a commercial.
Back from the break, Moxley bites Briscoe’s head in the corner and then drops him with a back-body drop. Moxley goes for the cover, but Briscoe kicks out at two. Briscoe comes back with chops, but Moxley answers with elbow strikes. Briscoe lands on his feet on another back-body attempt, and then delivers a few karate chops to Moxley. Briscoe sends Moxley to the floor and takes him out with a cannonball through the ropes. Briscoe gets Moxley back into the ring, and delivers a low lariat for a two count. They exchange elbow strikes and Briscoe takes advantage. Briscoe takes Moxley down, but Moxley comes back with a kick to the face. Briscoe comes back with another shot and goes for the Jay Driller, but Moxley counters with a clothesline. Moxley goes for the Paradigm Shift, but Briscor counters with a clothesline of his own. Briscoe goes for the Froggy Bow, but Moxley coutners and locks in a rear choke. Moxley transitions into an arm-bar, but Briscoe makes it to the ropes. Briscoe rolls to the floor, but Yuta slams him into the ring steps behind the referee’s back. Shafir gets Briscoe back into the ring and Moxley goes after him, but Briscoe counters with a Death Valley Driver.
Briscoe delivers the Jay Driller and goes for the cover, but Moxley kicks out at two. Briscoe puts Moxley up top and goes for the Cut-throat Driver, but Moxley counters out and stomps Briscoe into the mat. Moxley applies the Bulldog Choke, but Briscoe gets to his feet and rolls into a cover for a two count. Moxley rolls back into the choke and chokes Briscoe out.
Winner: Jon Moxley
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A vignette airs for Mistico. He will return to AEW next week at Summer Blockbuster.
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Mercedes Mone joins the commentary team for the next match.
Match 2 – Tag Team Match
Julia Hart and Skye Blue vs. Mina Shirakawa and Toni Storm (w/Luther)
Blue and Shirakawa start the match. Shirakawa dodges a kick and delivers an elbow strike. Shirakawa follows with a kick, and then slams Blue down with a side-Russian leg sweep. Storm tags in and double-teams Blue with Shirakawa. Storm goes for the cover, but Blue kicks out. Storm works over Blue’s back and goes for another cover, but Blue kicks out again. Shirakawa tags back in, but Blue clubs her in the back of her head and sends her to the corner. Blue delivers an elbow strike and Hart tags in. Hart delivers an elbow strike of her own, and then locks her in the Tarantula. Blue pulls Storm to the floor and slams her into the barricade. Blue and Hart double-team Shirakawa in the ring as the show heads to a commercial.
Back from the break, Blue takes Shirakawa to the corner and tags in Hart. Hart clubs Shirakawa in the back, but Shirakawa fights back with a few shots. Hart gains the advantage back as Blue takes Storm down on the apron. Hart delivers Old School, and then she and Blue double-team Shirakawa. Hart goes for the cover, but Storm makes the save. Storm takes Blue down, but Hart slams Storm down right after. Shirakawa delivers shots to Hart, but Hart slams her down by her hair. Hart puts Shirakawa up top, but Shirakawa delivers a right hand and drops her with a slingblade. Storm and Blue tag in, and Storm takes her down with a clothesline and a dropkick. Storm takes Blue down with a Thesz Press and follows with right hands. Storm slams Blue down as Shirakawa drops Hart with a spinning back first. Storm and Shirakawa go for a kiss, but Hart and Blue interrupt. Storm and Shirakawa deliver German suplexes and follow with hip attacks in the corners. Storm locks in a chicken-wing, and Blue taps out.
Winners: Mina Shirakawa and Toni Storm
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Lexy Nair interviews Ospreay backstage. She says his match against Strickland is confirmed for next week, and then MJF interrupts. MJF says Ospreay needs to stay out of Strickland and Page’s business. MJF says Ospreay can’t beat Page, and if Page wins the World title Ospreay never will. Ospreay says MJF is always thinking about himself and he has no chance of beating Page on his best day. MJF asks Ospreay how his son is doing, and then Ospreay grabs him and backs him into storage crates. MVP, Bobby Lashley, and Shelton Benjamin walk up, and then MVP says they have other business tonight and wishes him luck in his match. Benjamin, MVP, and MJF walk away, and then Lashley and Ospreay stare each other down.
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The Hurt Syndicate make their way to the ring. MVP says they have some business, but first he asks Lashley’s opinion on Denver since he used to live here. Lashley gives a thumbs down, and the MVP says he is standing with the greatest tag team to ever exist and asks where the best tag teams are to challenge them. MJF says he wants gold just like Benjamin and Lashley has, and he wants the AEW World Championship. MJF says he will unfortunately have to start wrestling more, which brings him to Mexico. MJF says Mistico is supposedly Mexico’s top guy and the best wrestler in the world. MJF says that’s not true, because he is the best wrestler in the world. MJF says he is going to watch Mistico’s match next week, then maybe he will let Mistico wrestle him at Grand Slam Mexico. They are interrupted by Kevin Knight, Komander, and Mike Bailey.
MVP insults them and Komander says MJF disrespected Mistico and Lucha Libre, and then insults him in Spanish. Bailey says they are a group of international killers, and then MVP laughs at them. Knight says MJF may be a bit uncultured and challenges the Hurt Syndicate to a match. MVP says no, because they haven’t earned it. MVP says if they want an opportunity at the Hurt Syndicate, they need to impress them by earning it.
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Match 3 – Trios Tag Team Match
Kevin Knight, Komander, and Mike Bailey vs. La Faccion Ingobernable (Dralistico, Rush, and The Beast Mortos)
All six guys brawl from the bell. Dralistico slams Komander into the commentary table, Bailey and Mortos brawl by the ramp, and Rush and Knight exchange shots at ringside. Everyone gets back to ringside, and LFI take advantage. Komander comes back against Dralistico and slams him into the barricade. Knight and Bailey double-team Rush in the ring, and then Dralistico splashes him in the corner. Knight goes for the cover, but Rush kicks out at two. Bailey tags in and delivers kicks to Rush in the corner. Mortos kicks Bailey in the back, and then Dralistico and Mortos knock Komander and Knight to the floor. LFI triple-team Bailey in the ring with chops, and then they throw him onto Knight and Komander on the outside as the show heads to a commercial.
Back from the break, Bailey comes back against Dralistico and Mortos and makes the tag to Komander. Komander drops Dralistico with a DDT and slams Mortos with a reverse-rana. Komander goes for the cover, but Dralistico kicks out at two. Dralistico comes back and slams Komander down before Knight and Rush tag in. They exchange chops and Knight takes advantage with shots to the back and a few kicks. Rush comes back with more chops and drops Knight with a right hand. Rush stomps Knight in the corner and kicks him in the face. Knight comes back with a back-breaker and goes for the cover, but Rush kicks out at two. Rush delivers a knee strike and tags in Mortos. LFI stomp on Knight, Komander, and Bailey, but the come back and send LFI to the outside before dropping them with dives on the floor. Komander tags in and delivers an assisted Code Red to Mortos for a two count. Dralistico pulls Bailey to the floor and Rush drops Knight with a thrust kick. LFI triple-team Komander and Mortos goes for the cover, but Knight breaks it up. Bailey tags in and gets Mortos in a roll-up before Dralistico breaks it up.
Rush takes Komander to the floor, but Bailey connects with the moonsault knee-drop to Mortos for a two count. Knight slams Rush into the steps on the outside and Bailey delivers a thrust kick to Mortos. Knight and Bailey double-team Mortos and Knight tags in. Bailey delivers the Time Adventure to Mortos, Komander dives onto Dralistico and Rush on the outside, and then Knight hits the UFO splash on Mortos for the pin fall.
Winners: Kevin Knight, Komander, and Mike Bailey
-After the match, the Hurt Syndicate come back to the stage. MVP says they get to face the Syndicate in a trios match next week, but they get a preview of the ass kicking right now. Knight and Bailey get the advantage and send Lashley and Benjamin to the outside. MJF gets into the ring, but Komander drops him with a springboard dropkick. Knight, Komander, and Bailey dive onto the Syndicate on the floor, and then get back into the ring as the Syndicate get back to their feet behind MVP.
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Alicia Atout is backstage with Daniel Garcia and Paragon. Adam Cole says he knows he and Garcia have had their battles, but he thinks they have mutual respect for each other. He says the four of them should team up later tonight and take on the Don Callis Family. Garcia says there are a lot of things he wants, and getting his hands on the Family is one of them. Garcia says he will see them out there.
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Lexy Nair interviews Christian Cage and The Patriarchy backstage. Cage says Nick Wayne had a tremendous showing in the BOSJ Tournament in New Japan, but he did not win it. Cage says Wayne wrestled 14 matches in 22 days, and that would normally mean a well-earned night off. Cage says Wayne will defend his title tonight, and Wayne says it was light work when Cage did this to him before. Cage says the match will be a four-way, and then says he and Mother Wayne will watch it up close.
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Max Caster is in the ring. He says he has his certificate saying he is the best wrestler alive, and then asks the referee to sign it. Caster leads the crowd in his chant, and then says they were bad. Caster takes his certificate back from the referee and says his five-minute challenge returns tonight.
Match 4 – Singles Match
Max Caster vs. Powerhouse Hobbs
Hobbs drops Caster with a shoulder tackle and follows with a splash in the corner. Hobbs delivers short-arm clotheslines in the corner, but Caster comes back with an eye poke. Caster comes off the ropes, but Hobbs catches him and delivers a single-arm spine-buster for the pin fall.
Winner: Powerhouse Hobbs
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Match 5 – AEW International Championship – Four-Way Match
Kenny Omega (c) vs. Brody King vs. Claudio Castagnoli vs. Mascara Dorada
Castagnoli attacks Omega in the corner, and then King clubs Castagnoli in the back repeatedly. King throws Omega and Dorada into Castagnoli, and then delivers a corner clothesline. They continue to triple-team Castagnoli, and then Omega and Dorada double-team King. They drop him with a double dropkick to his knees, and then send him to the outside with a double enzuigiri. Omega sets up for a dive to the outside, but Castagnoli walks away and Dorada takes Omega down. Omega and Dorada stand at a stalemate, but Castagnoli comes back in and takes both of them down. King comes back with shots and knees to Castagnoli, and then clotheslines him to the floor. Omega dives onto Castagnoli, and Dorada does the same to King. King comes back and sends Dorada over the barricade, and Castagnoli delivers shots to Omega. Castagnoli kicks King in the face, and then they exchange shots. Castagnoli bites King’s head and puts him in a chair. Castagnoli goes for an uppercut, but King cuts him off and puts him in the chair. King goes for a cross-body, but Dorada cuts him off. King slams Dorada onto Castagnoli and delivers a cross-body to both of them. Omega delivers a snap-dragon suplex to King and follows with a dive onto King and Castagnoli as the show heads to a commercial.
Back from the break, Castagnoli has Omega in a rear choke in the ring. Omega delivers elbow strikes to get free and follows with right hands. Omega kicks Castagnoli in the midsection and follows with a rolling senton. Omega comes off the ropes, but Castagnoli gets his knees up and spears Omega in the corner a few times. Dorada comes back in with shots to Castagnoli, and then Omega drops Dorada with a snap-dragon. King comes back in, and he has been busted open. King clotheslines Omega in the corner, and then slams Dorada into Omega. Castagnoli delivers a pop-up uppercut to King and goes for the cover, but King kicks out at two. Omega kicks Castagnoli in the face and follows with a kick to the back of his head. Omega delivers a V Trigger to Castagnoli and puts him up top. Omega climbs, but King comes back in with shots to him. King climbs and exchanges shots with Castagnoli, but Omega cuts them off and goes for One Winged Angel on King. King tries to escape, but Castagnoli delivers a doomsday uppercut. Castagnoli goes for the cover on King, but Omega breaks it up.
Castagnoli goes up top, but King cuts him off. King goes for a superplex, but Castagnoli slma shim down. Dorada launches off of King’s back and drops Castagnoli with a hurricanrana. Dorada goes for the cover on King, but King kicks out at two. Omega drops Dorada with a knee strike, and then delivers another V Trigger to Castagnoli. Omega goes for the One Winged Angel on Dorada, but Dorada counters with a reverse-rana. Dorada gets sent to the outside. King takes Castagnoli down with a clothesline and goes for the cover, but Castagnoli kicks out at two. Castagnoli and King exchange elbow strikes and uppercuts and Dorada goes for a cross-body, but they catch him and throw him down. Dorada comes back with a hurricanrana to King, but Castagnoli takes Dorada down again. Castagnoli swings King and Dorada connects with a dropkick. Dorada goes for the cover, but Castagnoli breaks it up and sends Dorada to the outside. Castagnoli delivers a shot to Omega and slams King with the Neutralizer. Castagnoli goes for the cover, but Omega breaks it up. Dorada and Castagnoli exchange roll-ups, and then Dorada delivers a hurricanrana.
Dorada gets a two count on Castagnoli as Omega breaks it up, and then Dorada delivers a thrust kick to Omega. Castagnoli drops Dorada with an uppercut, but Dorada comes back and sends him to the floor. Dorada drops Castagnoli with a Shooting Star Press, and then dives onto King as well. Dorada kicks Omega in the head and comes off the top, but Omega counters and hits the One Winged Angel for the pin fall.
Winner and still AEW International Champion: Kenny Omega
-After the match, the AEW Continental Champion, Kazuchika Okada, comes to the ring. Okada and Omega stare down and raise their titles in the air. They get in each other’s face and then come to blows. Omega delivers shots to Okada’s head, but Okada comes back with a shot to Omega’s midsection. Okada goes for the Rainmaker, but Omega counters and goes for One Winged Angel. Okada escapes and leaves the ring with his title.
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Footage of the confrontation between FTR and Atlantis Jr. and Templario from this past Saturday’s Collision airs.
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Ricochet is backstage and says there is a lot of talent that he will have his eyes on tonight. Ricochet says he will be searching for people who have all the attributes that he is looking for and will help him on his pursuit for gold.
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Nigel McGuinness and Tony Schiavone are now on commentary.
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Match 6 – Singles Match
Lio Rush (w/Action Andretti) vs. Will Ospreay
Rush ducks to the floor as soon as the bell rings, but comes back in and goes for a trip. Ospreay escapes, and they have a stalemate. Rush slaps Ospreay in the face and gets to the ropes. Ospreay comes back with a right hand and sets up for a Styles Clash, but Rush escapes and rakes Ospreay’s eyes. Ospreay comes back with a back-body drop and sets up for the Hidden Blade, but Rush rolls to the floor. Ospreay goes after him, but Rush gets back into the ring as Andretti distracts Ospreay. Rush kicks Ospreay in the head, and then sends him into the barricade with a dive as the show heads to a commercial.
Back from the break, Rush gets Ospreay in a sleeper hold, but Ospreay backs him into the corner. Ospreay kicks Rush in the face and follows with a chop. Ospreay delivers a springboard kick to Rush’s head and applies a Torture Rack. Ospreay slams Rush and goes for the cover, but Rush kicks out at two. Rush ducks a spin kick and delivers quick shots to Ospreay. Ospreay comes back with shots, but Rush drops him with a poison-rana and follows with a cutter for a two count. Rush gets Ospreay up, but Ospreay comes back with shots and drops Rush with a cutter. Ospreay follows with the Os-cutter and goes for the cover, but Rush kicks out at two. Ospreay goes for the Hidden Blade, but Rush grabs the referee and Andretti grabs Ospreay’s leg. Rush charges, but Ospreay sends him onto Andretti on the outside. Ospreay drops both of them with a dive and gets Rush back into the ring. Ospreay delivers a springboard elbow strike and picks Rush up, but Rush counters with a DDT. Rush connects with a frog-splash and goes for the cover, but Ospreay kicks out at two. Andretti gives Rush a chain, but the referee sees it and stops Rush. Ospreay delivers the Styles Clash and gets the pin fall.
Winner: Will Ospreay
-After the match, Andretti attacks Ospreay and stomps him down. Andretti picks Ospreay up, and he and Rush deliver an assisted neck-breaker. Adam Page comes to the ring and Andretti and Rush escape as he stares them down. Andretti comes back in, but Page delivers a shot and he escapes the ring again with Rush’s help. Page and the referee help Ospreay up, and then Page and Ospreay share a fist-bump before Ospreay leaves the ring.
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Page cuts a promo. He says if Ospreay is going to have his back, then he will have his. Page says he appreciates the help, but he is his own man and doesn’t need help to win the World Championship, not even from Ospreay or one of the worst men to ever walk on the planet. Page says he made everyone a promise last week, and he will make another tonight. Page says he will never need nor accept help from Swerve Strickland, but he will ride into Texas and defeat Jon Moxley. Page says he will take the AEW World Championship and hold it over his head, because All In Texas is a night for everyone.
Moxley appears behind Page and they stare down. Shafir, Castagnoli, and Yuta surround the ring, and then Ospreay runs back out with chairs. Ospreay hands Page a chair, and then Moxley ducks out of the ring and the Death Riders leave through the crowd.
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Lexy Nair is backstage with Don Callis, Kyle Fletcher, and Konosuke Takeshita. Callis says he is going to send the Family to take care of Adam Cole later tonight, and then says Bandido has cost him a lot of money. Callis tells Bandido to bring the Outrunners to take on Fletcher, Takeshita, and Hechicero later tonight.
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Match 7 – Tag Team Match
FTR (Cash Wheeler and Dax Harwood) (w/Stokely) vs. Atlantis Jr. and Templario
Wheeler and Atlantis start the match and Wheeler takes him down after refusing a handshake. Wheeler offers a handshake to mock Atlantis, and they lock up. Wheeler applies a hammer-lock, but Atlantis gets free and takes him down with a hurricanrana. Atlantis gets a roll-up for a two count, and Wheeler backs into the corner. Harwood tags in, as does Templario. Harwood works over Templario’s arm and drops him with a shoulder tackle. Harwood slaps Templario in the face, but Templario comes back with a few quick shots and gets a two count. Harwood offers a handshake, but Templario squeezes his hand. Harwood delivers a few chops, but Templario comes back with some of his own. Templario delivers a knee strike, and then delivers one to Wheeler as well. Atlantis drops FTR witha double hurricanrana, and then Atlantis and Templario deliver double thrust kicks. FTR get sent to the floor, and then all four guys brawl on the floor. Atlantis and Templario double-team Harwood and get him back into the ring. Wheeler makes the blind tag, but Templario drops him with a right hand. Templario puts Harwood up top, but Wheeler cuts him off. Templario lands on his feet, but FTR double-team him and Wheeler goes for the cover and gets a two count. Wheeler stomps onto Templario as the show heads to a commercial.
Back from the break, Harwood delivers a hard shot to Templario. Atlantis comes in and sends Wheeler into the corner. Templario takes FTR down with a dive, and then follows with a thrust kick. Atlantis clotheslines Wheeler to the floor, and Templario does the same to Harwood. Atlantis and Templario take FTR down on the floor with dives, and then they get Harwood back into the ring. They double-team Harwood and Atlantis goes for the cover, but Harwood kicks out at two. Harwood kicks Atlantis in the face, but Atlantis drops him with a cutter and slams Templario onto him. Atlantis goes for the cover, but Harwood kicks out at two again. Wheeler pulls Atlantis to the floor and Templario gets a two count on Harwood. Templario gets another pair of quick two counts, and Wheeler tags in. Templario sends Wheeler into the corner ater taking Harwood down. Templario gets a two count on Wheeler, and then delivers shots and kicks to Wheeler and Harwood. FTR come back and go for the Shatter Machine, but Atlantis breaks it up. Atlantis goes up top, but Harwood cuts him off. Templario sends Wheeler to the apron and tries to suplex him back into the ring, but Harwood trips him up and Wheeler lands on top of him for the three count.
Winners: FTR
-After the match, Stokely says FTR wins again and they are the winningest tag team in AEW. Stokely says everyone falls to FTR, and then Harwood tries to speak, but the crowd boos him. Harwood says Denver had their chance, but now they don’t get to hear him talk.
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Footage of Thekla’s debut and attack of Jamie Hayter on last week’s show airs.
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Match 8 – Trios Tag Team Match
Bandido and Los Outrunners (Truth Magnum and Turbo Floyd) vs. Hechicero and The Don Callis Family (Konosuke Takeshita and Kyle Fletcher) (w/Don Callis)
Bandido and Hechicero start the match, and Hechicero takes him down to work over his legs. Bandido comes back with an arm-drag, and they stand at a stalemate. Hechicero clubs Bandido in the back, but Bandido comes back with another arm-drag. Bandido charges, but Hechicero sends him to the apron. Bandido comes back with an enzuigiri and follows with a hurricanrana. Fletcher distracts Bandido, and Hechicero rolls through and applies a submission. Fletcher and Takeshita applies abdominal stretches to the Outrunners, but the Outrunners counter with hip-tosses. Bandido and the Ourtunners deliver a triple-dropkick and Bandido dives onto the Family on the outside. They catch him, and Hechicero delivers a powerbomb on the floor. The Outrunners get low-bridged to the floor, and then Hechicero takes them down as Fletcher and Takeshita have a hold of them. Takeshita gets Floyd back into the ring and Hechicero goes after him with an arm-bar. Hechicero delivers elbow strikes and follows with a right hands as the show heads to a commercial.
Back from the break, Takeshita pulls Bandido to the floor. Hechicero is in control of Magnum in the ring, but Magnum makes it to the Floyd after dodging a shot. Floyd delivers scoop slams to all three guys and goes to the top. Floyd walks the ropes and drops Hechicero with an arm-drag. Bandido tags in and delivers shots and kicks to Hechicero. Hechicero trips him up and gets a two count on a roll-up. Bandido gets his own two count, and they keep exchanging two counts for a bit. Bandido delivers a shotgun dropkick, and then Takeshita tags in. Takeshita knocks the Outrunners to the floor and kicks Bandido in the face. Bandido comes back and goes for a knee strike, but Takeshita delivers a Blue Thunder Bomb for a two count. Fletcher tags in and the Family triple-teams Bandido. The Outrunners come back in for the save and Takeshita and Hechicero get sent to the outside. The Outrunners suplex Fletcher and Bandido hits a frog splash, but Takeshita and Hechicero make the save. Bandido goes for the 21 Plex on Fletcher, but Fletcher counters with a suplex. Bandido lands on his feet and comes off the ropes, but Fletcher kicks him in the head.
The Family triple-team Bandido again, but Bandido comes back with a hurricanrana to Takeshita. Bandido gets a two count on Fletcher and follows with a pump kick. Bandido tags out and dives onto Hechicero. The Outrunners double-team Fletcher, but Takeshita comes back in and he and Fletcher deliver exploder suplexes. Fletcher and Takeshita deliver kicks in the corner, and then slam The Outrunners down and Fletcher gets the pin fall after a brain buster.
Winners: Hechicero and The Don Callis Family
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Footage of the Tag Team Street Fight, in which Megan Bayne and Penelope Ford defeated Anna Jay and Harley Cameron, on last week’s Dynamite airs. Backstage, Bayne and Ford cut a promo. Ford says Jay saw what happened to Cameron and should have just bowed down. They have Jay down backstage, and then they drag her to the stage. Bayne picks Jay up and Ford tells her to slam her off the stage, but Tay Melo returns to make the save. Melo attacks Ford and goes after Bayne, but security runs out and separates them.
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Backstage, Lexy Nair is with Anthony Bowens and Billy Gunn. Bowens challenges Kyle Fletcher to a match for next week.
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Ricochet joins the commentary team for the next match.
Match 9 – ROH World Television Championship – Four-Way Match
Nick Wayne (c) (w/Christian Cage and Mother Wayne) vs. AR Fox vs. Lee Johnson (w/Blake Christian) vs. Sammy Guevara
Wayne and Johnson get sent to the floor, and then Fox and Guevara shake hands. They go back and forth and stand at a stalemate. Wayne gets back into the ring and he and Fox shove each other a few times. Johnson trips Wayne, but Fox drops Johnson with a dive. Guevara gets back into the ring and delivers a few chops to Wayne. Guevara follows with a dropkick, and then delivers a knee strike to Fox as Fox comes off the top rope. Guevara sends Fox into the barricade with a dive, and then does the same to Wayne. Guevara drops Fox with a cutter in the ring and goes for the cover, but Fox kicks out at two. Guevara gets to the apron, but Blake distracts him and Johnson takes Guevara down on the floor. Fox drops Johnson with a moonsault press from the middle rope, and then Blake takes Fox down with a flip from the ring steps as the show heads to a commercial.
Back from the break, Wayne and Guevara exchange shots. Guevara delivers a leaping knee strike and spears Wayne in the corner. Wayne comes back with a back-slide for a two count, but Guevara delivers another knee strike. Guevara delivers the GTH and goes for the cover, but Johnson breaks it up. Johnson delivers a Death Valley Driver to Guevara and follows with a standing moonsault for a two count. Fox delivers an enzuigiri to Johnson, but Johnson comes back with kicks of his own. Wayne drops Johnson with a dragon suplex, and then Wayne and Fox exchange shots and kicks. Fox kicks Wayne in the face and delivers a twisting suplex. Fox delivers a shot to Johnson and slams him with a springboard poison-rana. Fox dives onto all three guys from the top and gets Wayne back into the ring. Fox goes for a senton, but Wayne gets his knees up. Wayne delivers a spin kick and follows with a Tiger Driver for the pin fall.
Winner and still ROH World Television Champion: Nick Wayne
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Match 10 – Singles Match
Thekla vs. Lady Frost
Thekla delivers a kick to the midsection and sends Frost to the corner. Thekla delivers an elbow strike, and then follows with a kick to the head. Thekla pulls on Frost’s face in a submission, but Frost comes back with a kick to the midsection and a shot to her back. Thekla comes back with a shot to Frost and kicksher in the head. Thekla delivers another running kick, but Frost comes back with body shots and elbow strikes. Frost runs the ropes, but Thekla delivers a forearm shot and follows with a Spear. Thekla applies the Death Trap and Frost taps out.
Winner: Thekla
-After the match, Thekla puts Frost in the Death Trap again, but Queen Aminata runs out to make the save. Back from the break, Aminata is backstage. She says everyone someone new comes to AEW, they try to make a name for themselves by any means necessary. Aminata says they stomp on spiders in Africa and challenges her to a match next week.
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It is announced that Kazuchika Okada and Kenny Omega will face off in a Winner Takes All Match for both the Continental and International titles at All In.
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Match 11 – Eight-Man Tag Team Match
Daniel Garcia and Paragon (Adam Cole, Kyle O’Reilly, and Roderick Strong) (w/Matt Menard) vs. The Don Callis Family (Josh Alexander, Lance Archer, Rocky Romero, and Trent Beretta) (w/Don Callis)
Strong and Romero start the match, and they exchange wrist-locks. Strong delivers a chop in the corner and tags in Cole. Romero delivers a shot to the midsection and tags in Beretta, Veretta delivers elbow strikes in the corner, but Cole comes back with a leaping neck-breaker and tags in O’Reilly. Alexander also tags in and drops O’Reilly with a scoop slam for a two count. Alexander runs the ropes, but O’Reilly comes back with a knee to the midsection. Garcia tags in and delivers shots to all four guys. Archer comes back and chokeslams Garcia from the corner as the show heads to a commercial.
Back from the break, Garcia gets free of the corner and tags in O’Reilly. O’Reilly kicks Alexander and tags in Strong. Cole tags in, and Paragon takes advantage. Cole drops Alexander with a pump kick and Strong dumps Romero into a chair against the barricade. Beretta and Romero get smashes against the barricade, but Archer takes Paragon and Garcia down with a dive from the apron. Cole gets sent back into the ring, and Alexander slams him down and gets a two count. Cole comes back with a back body-drop and Garcia gets the tag. Cole delivers the Panama Sunrise to Alexander and Garcia goes for the cover, but Archer breaks it up. Strong and O’Reilly double-team Archer, but Romero takes them down. Beretta and Cole tag in and exchange shots. Beretta drops Cole with a half-and-half suplex, but Cole comes back with a thrust kick. Cole goes for Panama Sunrise, but Beretta counters and Romero makes the tag. Alexander slams Garcia into the commentary table, and then Cole delivers a superkick to Romero. Cole delivers the Boom to Romero and gets the pin fall.
Winners: Daniel Garcia & Paragon