Location: Portland, Oregon
Venue: Theater of the Clouds at Moda Center
Commentary Team: Excalibur, Ian Riccaboni, and Taz
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The show opens up with Luther pulling Toni Storm on a cart, and then we see Christopher Daniels talking to Adam Page in the garage. Daniels gives Page props, and then Page walks away. Jon Moxley appears, and then he and the rest of the Death Riders follow after Page.
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Match 1 – Singles Match
Swerve Strickland (w/Prince Nana) vs. Will Ospreay
Ospreay applies a side-headlock, but Strickland turns it into one of his own. They take each other down and kick up into a stalemate. Ospreay takes advantage with some shots into the corner, but Strickland comes back with shots of his own and takes Ospreay down. Ospreay low-bridges Strickland to the outside and goes for a dive, but Strickland dodges and connects with a kick. Strickland gets Ospreay back into the ring and delivers a flatliner. Strickland slams Ospreay again and goes for the cover, but Ospreay kicks out at two. Strickland delivers a back-breaker and goes for another cover, but Ospreay kicks out again. Strickland goes after Ospreay’s nose, which is busted open, and then applies a rear-choke. Strickland drops Ospreay with an arm-drag, but Ospreay comes back with chops. Strickland connects with an elbow strike, but Ospreay comes back with a chop. Ospreay delivers a corkscrew kick and takes Strickland down on the outside with a dive as the show heads to a commercial.
Back from the break, Ospreay takes Strickland down in the ring and goes for the Os-cutter, but Strickland counters with a neck-breaker. Ospreay comes back with a back-slide for a two count, and Strickland goes for a neck-breaker in the ropes. Ospreay fights free, but Strickland slams him on the apron and delivers a neck-breaker to the floor. Strickland drapes Ospreay over the top rope and delivers a Swerve Stomp for a two count. Ospreay comes back with a quick roll-up, and then he avoids the House Call. Strickland avoids the Hidden Blade, but Ospreay drops him with a shot. Ospreay goes for the Storm Breaker, but Strickland counters out and goes for a brain-buster. Ospreay counters with the Stundog Millionaire and goes for the Os-cutter, but Strickland counters and locks in an arm-bar. Ospreay slams Strickland into the turnbuckle and delivers a kick to his face in the corner. Ospreay takes Strickland down with a hurricanrana and goes for the Hidden Blade, but Strickland counters with a kick. Ospreay takes Strickland down for a two count, and then delivers the Os-cutter for another two count. Strickland sends Ospreay to the floor and flips to the floor, but Ospreay dodges and Strickland tweaks his knee. Ospreay delivers the Hidden Blade through the ropes as the show heads to a commercial.
Back from the break, Ospreay kicks Strickland in the head a few times and goes for the Hidden Blade, but Strickland dodges and Ospreay crashes into the turnbuckles. Strickland slams Ospreay back to the mat from the top and goes for another arm-bar, but Ospreay fights out. Strickland delivers elbow strikes, but Ospreay counters and goes for the Styles Clash. Strickland counters out and delivers Deadeye. Strickland goes for the Swerve Stomp, but Ospreay dodges and delivers the Hidden Blade for a two count. They exchange shots as they get to their feet, and Strickland connects with the House Call. Strickland delivers the Swerve Stomp and goes for the cover, but Ospreay kicks out at two. Strickland stomps on Ospreay’s arm, and then goes for another House Call. Ospreay counters with a back elbow, and then delivers the Storm Breaker for another two count. Ospreay goes for a Tiger Driver, but Strickland counters with a knee strike and delivers a Vertebreaker. Strickland delivers the House Call, but Ospreay rolls to the apron. Strickland sets up for the Swerve Stomp on the apron, but the bell rings.
Match Result: Time-Limit Draw
-After the match, Ospreay rolls to the floor and Nana gives Strickland a microphone. Strickland says he and Ospreay just showed they are the best, and the only way to prove it is to finish matches. Strickland says they are both messed up pretty bad and asks for sudden death, but the Death Riders make their way to ringside. The Riders surround the ring, and then the Young Bucks attack Strickland from behind. The Bucks deliver the EVP Trigger, and then Nicholas Jackson superkicks Nana to the floor. The Bucks handcuff Strickland to the ropes and deliver more superkicks to him. Wheeler Yuta slides a bag into the ring, and Matthew Jackson pulls out thumbtack sneakers. They go to kick Strickland again, but Ospreay gets in the way and gets kicked instead. The Bucks leave the ring as the doctor checks on Ospreay.
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Renee Paquette interviews Kazuchika Okada backstage. Renee asks if this version of Okada is ready for this version of Kenny Omega, but Don Callis interrupts. Callis asks why is Okada in this match instead of Kyle Fletcher or Konosuke Takeshita. Callis insults Okada, but Okada grabs his hand. Fletcher, Takeshita, and Lance Archer walks up, and then Okada calls Callis a bitch before walking away.
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Back from the break, footage of the Hurt Syndicate attacking Komander backstage is shown, leading to Komander being removed from tonight’s trios match.
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Match 2 – Singles Match
Mistico vs. Blake Christian (w/Lee Johnson)
Christian kicks Mistico in the midsection and drops him with a hurricanrana. Mistico comes back and tries to walk the ropes, but Christian slams him down to the ring. Christian stomps on Mistico and chokes him with his boot against the bottom rope. Mistico comes back with a back elbow and follows with a hurricanrana of his own. Mistico delivers an over-hand chop, and then sends him to the outside. Mistico drops Christian with a dive through the ropes and gets him back into the ring. Mistico drops Christian with a cross-body and goes for the cover, but Christian kicks out at two. Mistico goes to the ropes, but Johnson distracts him and Christian kicks him to the floor. Christian flips onto Mistico and gets him back into the ring. Christian connects with a springboard 450 splash and goes for the cover, but Mistico kicks out at two. Christian goes up top, but Mistico counters with a kick and drops him with a Spanish Fly for the pin fall.
Winner: Mistico
-After the match, the Hurt Syndicate come to the entrance way. MVP says they have an announcement to make, and MJF will make it. MJF says Mistico was impressive, and it takes a lot to impress him. MJF says for one night only, he is going to dust off the red, white, and blue to take in Mistico in Mexico next Wednesday. A giant American flag and red, white, and blue streamers come down, and MJF gets into the ring. Mistico interrupts him and says he will see him next week in Mexico. Mistico speaks Spanish and MJF asks MVP what he said. MVP whispers in his ear, and then MJF calls Mistico “sloppy Sin Cara.” MJF says Mistico is about to get dropped, but Mistico takes him down. Bobby Lashley and Shelton Benjamin attack Mistico, and the MJF goes for his mask, but Kevin Knight, Mascara Dorada, and Mike Bailey make the save.
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Match 3 – Trios Tag Team Match
Kevin Knight, Mascara Dorada, and Mike Bailey vs. The Hurt Syndicate (Bobby Lashley, MJF, and Shelton Benjamin) (w/MVP)
All six men brawl as the bell rings, with the Syndicate gaining the advantage. Benjamin slams Knight on the floor, and Lashley slams Bailey into the barricade. MJF controls Dorada in the ring with a few slaps, but Dorada comes back with a headbutt. MJF pokes Dorada in the eye, but Dorada comes back with a right hand and drops MJF with a hurricanrana. Knight tags in and takes MJF down, and then Bailey tags in. Knight and Bailey double-team MJF and Bailey goes for the cover, but MJF kicks out at two. Bailey delivers kicks to MJF and slams him into the corner before tagging Dorada back in. MJF comes back and sends Dorada to the floor as the show heads to a commercial.
Back from the break, MJF goes for an elbow drop, but Dorada dodges it. Dorada delivers a few shots to MJF and tags in Knight. Knight drops MJF with clotheslines and follows with a dropkick. Knight connects with a splash and goes for the cover, but MJF kicks out at two. Bailey tags in, as does Lashley. Knight and Benjamin also get into the ring and Benjamin and Lashley get the advantage. Benjamin suplexes Bailey, and then Lashley slams Bailey down right after. MJF tags back in and delivers a pump-handle sit-out slam for a two count. MJF kicks Bailey in the head, but Bailey comes back with a thrust kick. Dorada follows with a dropkick, but then Lashley spears Dorada. Bailey comes back with quick kicks to Lashley and follows with an enzuigiri. Knight drops Lashley with a DDT, and then he and Bailey double-team Benjamin. Knight and Bailey dive onto Benjamin and Lashley on the outside, and then Dorada drops MJF with a Shooting Star Press from the middle rope. They get MJF back into the ring, and he tells the ref he hurt his neck. MVP hits Bailey with his cane behind the referee’s back, and then MJF delivers a DDT and gets the pin fall.
Winners: The Hurt Syndicate
-After the match, the Syndicate continues the beat down. MJF takes Dorada’s mask, but Mistico runs back to the ring and takes MJF down. Mistico gets MJF to tap out before the rest of the Syndicate get back into the ring.
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Back from the break, the Death Riders have Adam Page tied and taped up, and they beat him into the ring. Jon Moxley says he is sorry about this, but he wanted to make sure they could have a real conversation. Moxley says he doesn’t like or understand Page, and he has been searching high and low for something. Moxley tells Page he has four weeks to find it and to become the man everyone wants him to become. Moxley says if Page can’t do that, he can pack his stuff and get out. Page headbutts Moxley, but the Riders beat him down. They get a chair around Page’s neck, but the Opps rush the ring to make the save. Page says he has come too far and has gotten too close to the AEW World Championship, and he is going to find the Death Riders tonight.
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Match 4 – Tag Team Match
Anna Jay and Tay Melo vs. Megan Bayne and Penelope Ford
Jay and Ford start the match, but Melo and Bayne immediately tag in. Ford attacks Melo, and then Jay gets into the ring. Melo takes Ford down, and then Bayne does the same to Jay. Ford pulls Melo to the outside and slams her into the ring steps as Jay delivers shots to Bayne. Bayne comes back with a scoop slam, and then Ford tags in. Bayne slams Jay into the corner and sends her across. Bayne connects with a splash, and then Ford delivers a handspring back elbow. Jay comes back with shots, and then delivers elbow strikes of her own. Jay sends Ford up top, and then puts Ford up top. Jay connects with a couple of kicks, and then slams Ford down. Jay delivers a dropkick, and then takes her to the corner and tags in Melo. Jay and Melo deliver elbow strikes and Jay tags back in. Bayne knocks Melo to the floor, and then delivers an elbow to Jay. Bayne kicks Jay in the face as Ford holds her in a standing head-scissors hold, and the show heads to a commercial.
Back from the break, Melo and Ford tag in. Melo delivers a few clotheslines and follows with a German suplex. Melo delivers a running knee strike and goes for the cover, but Bayne breaks it up and drags Ford to the corner. Bayne tags in, but Melo delivers elbow strikes. Bayne drops Melo with one shot and charges, but Melo dodges and kicks Bayne in the face a few times. Bayne comes back and goes for Face Descent, but Melo escapes and takes Bayne down. Melo applies a calf-slicer, but Bayne slams Melo’s head into the mat repeatedly. Bayne charges, but Melo low-bridges her to the outside. Melo drops Bayne with a cannonball senton on the floor, and then Jay drops Bayne with a cross-body from the middle turnbuckle. Ford drops Jay and Ford with a moonsault, and then Bayne slams Melo and Jay down after they get back into the ring. Ford tags in and picks Melo up, but Melo escapes and delivers knee strike to her head. Jay holds Bayne in the ropes as Melo gets the pin fall.
Winners: Anna Jay and Tay Melo
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A video package highlighting the historic rivalry between Okada and Omega airs.
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Tony Schiavone is in the ring, and he introduces Okada and Omega for their contract signing. Schiavone says the AEW Continental and International Championships will be unified into one title at All In, and then reveals the new title. Okada signs the contract, and then Omega says they need to leave it all in the ring one final time for everything. Omega signs, and then offers a handshake. Okada accepts and they get face-to-face, but Callis interrupts. Callis tells Omega he should be ashamed of himself because this match should involve Takeshita. Omega says he has beaten Takeshita and says his guys will have to get in line like everyone else. Omega says he knows all of Callis’s tricks, and then Callis says he didn’t know this one.
Okada attacks Callis from behind and hits him with the Continental title. Callis gives Okada a baton, and he hits Omega in the midsection with it. Okada hits Omega across the back with the baton and then Okada connects with a splash on Omega after the doctors get Omega on a backboard. Christopher Daniels gets Okada and Callis out of the ring, but Callis backs the doctors and security away with the baton. Okada delivers another shot to Omega’s midsection and Omega begins spitting up blood. Callis and Okada leave the arena as the Dynamite portion of Summer Blockbuster comes to a close.
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Nigel McGuinness and Tony Schiavone are now on commentary.
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Adam Cole joins the commentary team for the next match.
Match 5 – Singles Match
Anthony Bowens (w/Billy Gunn) vs. Kyle Fletcher (w/Lance Archer)
They lock up and Fletcher backs Bowens into the corner. They have a clean break, but Fletcher taunts Bowens and Gunn. They lock up again and Bowens backs Fletcher into the corner. They have a clean break again, and Bowens applies a side-headlock. They exchange shoulder tackles, with Fletcher’s dropping Bowens to the mat. Bowens dodges a kick and gets a two count on a roll-up, and then Bowens kicks Fletcher in the midsection and drops him with a slingblade. Bowens delivers a chop and splashes Fletcher in the corner. Bowens follows with a fall-away slam and goes for the cover, but Fletcher kicks out at two. Fletcher comes back with a shot from behind that sends Bowens to the floor as the show heads to a commercial.
Back from the break, Fletcher delivers knee strikes in the ring. Bowens floats over and comes back with a few kicks. Bowens goes for a Famouser, but Fletcher counters and slams Bowens down. Bowens comes back with the Famouser and goes for the cover, but Fletcher kicks out at two. Bowens delivers a chop and a kick, but Fletcher drops him with a snap suplex. Fletcher takes Bowens to the floor, but Bowens escapes and slams Fletcher onto the apron. Bowens gets Fletcher back into the ring and drops him with a running clothesline for a two count. Bowens goes up top, but Fletcher cuts him off and goes for a suplex. Bowens escapes and delivers a kick to Fletcher. Bowens delivers a twisting DDT out of the corner and goes for the cover, but Fletcher kicks out at two. They exchange forearm shots and kicks, and then Bowens takes Fletcher down. Bowens charges, but Fletcher counters with a thrust kick. Fletcher follows with a powerbomb for a two count. Bowens comes back with a twisting slam and gets a two count of hiw own. Bowens sends Fletcher to the outside and drops him with a dive from the top rope.
Archer drops Gunn with a kick to the face, and then slams him into the barricade as Fletcher and Bowens get back into the ring. Fletcher kicks Bowens in the face, and then follows with a brain buster for the pin fall.
Winner: Kyle Fletcher
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A video package for next week’s match between MJF and Mistico airs.
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Carlos Cabrera is in the ring, and he introduces Atlantis and Atlantis Jr. Before he can talk to them, they are interrupted by FTR and Stokely. Stokely says the only living legends he knows of are standing next to him, and then says Atlantis looks scared. Stokely talks about everything FTR has done lately, and runs down everyone they have beaten. Stokely mocks people asking when Cope is coming back, and then Stokely says FTR wants a match in Arena Mexico. Dax Harwood says Stokely is a little upset, but he is actually excited about the partnership between AEW and CMLL. Harwood says they would have beaten all of the Mexican wrestling legends and insults Atlantis’s age, but then Atlantis and Atlantis Jr. attack FTR. Adam Cole runs in to make the save, but the Don Callis Family runs out to beat down Cole, Atlantis, and Atlantis Jr. Bandido and Templario run out now, and then Brody King runs out to help as well. The faces clear the ring, and Templario drop Fletcher and Hechicero with a dive from the rop. The faces srround Harwood, and then Atlanta drops him with a spine-buster before Harwood escapes the ring. Atlantis goes after him again, but Harwood escapes through the crowd.
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Lexy Nair interviews Big Bill and Bryan Keith backstage. Bill says they beat Gates of Agony, and Keith says he appreciated Bill having his back. Bill says that was only one win, and then The Workhorsemen interrupt and challenge them to a match.
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Mercedes Mone joins the commentary team for the next match.
Match 6 – Singles Match
Julia Hart (w/Skye Blue) vs. Toni Storm (w/Luther)
Storm walks to Mone’s table at ringside, but Blue and Hart attack her from behind. The referee ejects Blue from ringside as Storm is being checked on. Hart gets into the ring, and then Storm eventually does as well. The bell rings and Hart and Storm exchange shots in the corner. Hart takes Storm down and connects with a moonsault press for a two count. Hart delivers shots to Storm’s back, but Storm comes back with a dropkick and a hip attack that sends Hart to the outside as the show heads to a commercial.
Back from the break, Hart takes Storm down and applies a wrist-lock. Hart goes to the corner, and then walks the ropes but Storm trips her up. Storm delivers German suplexes and follows with a fisherman’s suplex for a two count. Storm goes after Hart in the corner, but Hart applies the Tarantula in the ropes. Hart applies a standing octopus hold, but Storm escapes. Hart runs the ropes, but Storm counters with a spine-buster for a two count. Storm goes for Storm Zero, but Hart counters out and slams Storm down with a leg-trip. Hart stomps on Storm and goes for another moonsault, but Storm dodges and gets a roll-up for the pin fall.
Winner: Toni Storm
-After the match, Mone gets into the ring. Storm gets to her feet and Mone kisses Storm before slamming her down. Mone delivers quick rights before Mina Shirakawa runs out to make the save. Mone leaves the ring, but comes back in and attacks Shirakawa. Mone holds the AEW Women’s World Championship in the air before standing over Storm.
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Lexy interviews Ricochet backstage. Ricochet says he is still searching for the perfect group of individuals to help him on his quest for gold. Blake Christian and Lee Johnson walk up and offer their services, but he just insults them and says they are impressive in the ring but they are still missing something.
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Match 7 – Mixed Trios Tag Team Match
Mark Briscoe, Tomohiro Ishii, and Willow Nightingale vs. MxM Collection (Mansoor and Mason Madden) and Taya Valkyrie (w/Johnny TV)
Ishii and Mansoor start the match. They exchange shoulder blocks and chops, but Mansoor tags out to Valkyrie. Valkyrie gets in Ishii’s face and chops him, but Nightingale tags in. Nightingale delivers chops to Valkyrie and delivers a scoop slam. Nightingale splashes onto Valkyrie and goes for the cover, but Valkyrie kicks out at two. Madden and Briscoe tag in, and Briscoe delivers right hands. Briscoe sends Madden into the corner and follows with a clothesline. Madden comes back with a standing leg drop and a headbutt, and then Mansoor tags back in. MxM double-team Briscoe, and then Madden drops Briscoe with a hip attack. Briscoe lands on his feet on a back-body drop attempt from Mansoor and tags in Nightingale. Valkyrie comes in, as well, but Nightingale drops her with a few shots. Nightingale delivers a hip attack in the corner, and then follows with a shotgun dropkick. Nightingale drops Valkyrie and Johnny with a cannonball senton, and then Ishii sends Mansoor back to the floor. Ishii and Briscoe double-team Madden, and then send him to the floor.
Mansoor comes back in with a shot to Ishii, and then MxM double-tea Briscoe on the apron. MxM go for the Doomsday Device, but Ishii breaks it up. Mansoor drops Briscoe with a sunset bomb, but Nightingale sends Mansoor to the outside with the Pounce. Briscoe delivers the Froggy Bow to Madden, and then Nightingale delivers the Doctor Bomb to Valkyrie for the pin fall.
Winners: Mark Briscoe, Tomohiro Ishii, and Willow Nightingale
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Comments from Kris Statlander after last week’s show airs. Statlander said Nightingale was done with her, so she is done with that. Statlander said there is no one on the roster like her and asked why she is not good enough for anybody. Wheeler Yuta walked up and said he knows it has been tough for her. Yuta told her he is here for her if she needs it, and then told her to forget about Nightingale. Statlander walked away, and then stared down Marina Shafir before Shafir stared at Yuta.
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Match 8 – Singles Match
Bandido (w/The Outrunners) vs. The Beast Mortos
Mortos runs over Bandido with a shoulder tackle and follows with a shot in the corner. Mortos throws Bandido across the ring, but Bandido comes back and goes for a hurricanrana. Mortos blocks it and delivers an uppercut. Mortos runs the ropes, but Bandido sends him to the outside and sends him into the barricade with a dive through the ropes. Bandido gets Mortos back into the ring and goes for a splash, but Mortos dodges and runs him over. Mortos gouges Bandido’s eyes and rips at his mask before dropping a knee on his head for a two count. Mortos throws Bandido to the floor and drops him with a dive through the ropes as the show heads to a commercial.
Back from the break, Mortos takes Bandido down in the ring and delivers a low dropkick. Mortos charges, but Bandido dodges and kicks him in the face. Bandido follows with a double kick and follows with a super hurricanrana. Bandido delivers a power press slam and connects with a frog splash for a two count. Bandido goes for 21 Plex, but Mortos blocks it and delivers a back elbow. Mortos slams Bandido down and follows with a back senton slam for a two count. Mortos delivers a lung-blower and goes for another cover, but Bandido kicks out again. Bandido comes back with a pair of roll-ups for two counts, and then delivers a knee strike to Mortos’s face. Bandido goes up top, but Mortos cuts him off and climbs as well. Bandido delivers an avalanche slam and gets the pin fall.
Winner: Bandido
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Renee Paquette interviews Mercedes Mone backstage. Mone says she doesn’t kiss and tell, but Storm got everything she deserved. During the match earlier, Mone sent a post on X challening for the CMLL World Women’s Championship. Zeuxis walks up and accepts, and then lays Mone out.
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Renee is backstage looking for an update on Will Ospreay, but Adam Page walks up and asks how he is. She says she doesn’t know, and the Young Bucks interrupt. They say they didn’t mean to kick Ospreay earlier, and then say all Page has to do now to finish the plan is win the AEW World Championship and bring it to the Elite. Page says there was never any plan, and then tells them to stay out of his, Ospreay’s and Swerve Strickland’s business. Prince Nana comes out of the trainer’s room where Ospreay is, and then asks Strickland if he heard all of that. Strickland says he heard every word.
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Match 9 – Singles Match
Queen Aminata vs. Thekla
Thekla goes for a spin kick, but Aminata dodges it. Thekla goes after Aminata again, but Aminata catches her and slams her down. Thekala comes back with a snap-mare and goes for another spin kick, but Aminata dodges it again. They exchange right hands, and then Aminata drops Thekla with a series of snap-mares. Aminata delivers a knee strike and Thekla rolls to the floor. Thekla gets back into the ring, but Aminata delivers a kick to her head. Thekla comes back with a kick of her own, and then she stomps on Aminata’s head as the show heads to a commercial.
Back from the break, Thekla locks Aminata in a head-scissors over the top rope. Aminata comes back with a roll-up for a two count, and then delivers a back elbow and a pair of lariats. Aminata delivers a snap suplex and follows with a swinging neck-breaker. Aminata kicks Thekla in the face in the corner and goes for the cover, but Thekla kicks out at two. Thekla comes back with a kick to the midsection, but Aminata delivers a headbutt. Aminata slams Thekla’s face into her butt a few times, and connects with a double stomp from the ropes for a two count. Aminata picks Thekla up, but Thekla counters with a roll-up for a two count. Thekla delivers a shot to Aminata, and then follows with a Spear. Thekla locks Aminata in the Death Trap, and Aminata taps out.
Winner: Thekla
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Backstage, Lexy is with Kip Sabian and Nick Wayne. Wayne asks Sabian where Christian Cage is, and Sabian says Cage told him he wanted to give Wayne some space. Wayne asks where his mom is, and Sabian says Cage also wanted some time with her. Footage of Wayne’s time in the BOSJ Tournament airs. Sabian tells Wayne that Cage is proud of him.
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Match 10 – 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 (Hechicero, Josh Alexander, Konosuke Takeshita, and Lance Archer) (w/Rocky Romero and Trent Beretta)
Garcia and Hechicero start the match, and they exchange holds and quick one counts. Hechicero trips Garcia up and delivers an elbow strike. Hechicero follows with a knee strike and tags in Takeshita. Takeshita delivers shots to Garcia, but Garcia escapes and tags in Cole. Cole delivers shots to Takeshita, but Takeshita comes back with a pump kick. O’Reilly eventually tags in and he and Strong double-team Takeshita. Strong tags back in and delivers a chop to Takeshita. Strong goes for a knee strike, but Takeshita catches him and slams him into the turnbuckle. Archer tags in, but O’Reilly does as well and delivers kicks. O’Reilly delivers kicks to Alexander as well, but Archer slams him down. Archer knocks Cole and Garcia to the floor as the show heads to a commercial.
Back from the break, Alexander and O’Reilly are in the ring. They drop each other with simultaneous clotheslines, and then Garcia and Takeshita tag in. Garcia delivers right hands and takes Takeshita down. Garcia delivers a corner clothesline and follows with right hands. Garcia delivers a suplex and a spinning DDT for a two count. Garcia applies the Dragon Tamer, but Alexander breaks it up. Garcia drops Alexander with a back-body drop and Strong comes in. Strong delivers knee strikes to Alexander and Archer, and then dropkicks Takeshita to the outsude. Strong dives onto Hechicero, and then delivers a gut-buster and the Sick Kick to Alexander for a two count. All eight guys get into the ring and the faces put the heels in submissions. Archer gets free and breaks them all up before slamming Garcia down. O’Reilly low-bridges Archer to th eoutside, and then Strong and O’Reilly knock Beretta and Romero off the apron. Archer comes back and chokes O’Reilly in the corner and Alexander and Takeshita double-team Strong. Alexander gets a German suplex and bridges into the pin fall.
Winners: The Don Callis Family