Posts Tagged ‘AEW Rampage’

Spoiler: Former Champion Makes Return at Latest AEW Rampage Tapings

This week’s tapings of AEW Rampage saw a huge return from a former AEW World Tag Team Champion who has been out of action for weeks.

Friday’s Ramapge was taped immediately after the latest AEW Dynamite in Laredo, Texas, and saw names including Jon Moxley, ‘Hangman’ Adam Page, Britt Baker, and Mark Briscoe in action.

This week’s Dynamite saw AEW continue on the road to Revolution 2023, which will be headlined by AEW World Champion MJF vs. Bryan Danielson in AEW’s first Iron Man match.

Rampage Return

In the main event of the AEW Rampage taping, Dustin Rhodes defeated Swerve Strickland by disqualification when Parker Bordeaux got involved.

A post-match beatdown continued until Keith Lee made his return to AEW programming to even the odds.

Lee had been out of action for over a month after being attacked by Swerve, his former friend and tag partner, and the Mogul Affiliates.

The Limitless One was written off of TV with Swerve double-stomping a cinder block onto his former tag partner.

AEW Rampage

Keith Lee’s return to TV was just part of a stacked AEW Rampage this week, which we will be keeping spoiler free.

The show will feature AEW Trios Champions The Elite defending one more time against AR Fox and Top Flight.

Jericho Appreciation Society member Daniel Garcia will take on Ricky Starks as part of the latter’s feud with Chris Jericho.

AEW TBS Champion Jade Cargill will put her title and her undefeated streak on the line against Vertvixen.

Keith Lee On His Immediate Reaction To WWE Release

Posted February 16th, 2023 in AEW, News. Tagged: , .

AEW Rampage Preview (1/20/23): Garcia vs, Andretti, Page vs. Perry

All Elite Wrestling presents a new episode of AEW Rampage this Friday night at 10pm (Eastern) on TNT. These matches were taped Wednesday night from Fresno, California at the Save Mart Center.

In addition to Dynamite and Rampage, AEW also held a Ring of Honor “Jay Briscoe: Celebration of Life” special that will soon stream for free on Honor Club.

AEW Rampage Preview (Jan. 20)

The following matches and segments are set for this week’s Rampage:

  • The Jericho Appreciation Society’s Daniel Garcia vs. Action Andretti
  • ROH World Six-Man Champion Brian Cage vs. Willie Mack
  • The Firm’s Ethan Page vs. “Jungle Boy” Jack Perry

Plus, we’ll hear from Eddie Kingston and TBS Champion Jade Cargill will be in tag team action along with Leila Grey of the Baddies.

AEW Rampage Spoilers

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Here are spoiler results for Rampage:

  • “Jungle Boy” Jack Perry defeated Ethan Page
  • Brian Cage defeated Willie Mack
  • Jade Cargill & Leila Grey defeated Jaina and Jordyn Vanity
  • Action Andretti defeated Daniel Garcia

Posted January 20th, 2023 in News. Tagged: .

AEW Rampage Results, Takeaways (12/16/22): Jon Moxley & Hangman Page, FTR Speaks, Dustin Rhodes

AEW Rampage aired from the Curtis Culwell Center in Garland, Texas. Jon Moxley battled Sammy Guevara tonight. Britt Baker was in action against Skye Blue and an 8-man tag team match was this week’s main event.

Rampage Results

  • Jon Moxley def. Sammy Guevara
  • Britt Baker def. Skye Blue
  • Wardlow def. Exodus Prime
  • Best Friends, Orange Cassidy, and Dustin Rhodes def. The Butcher, The Blade, Kip Sabian, and Trent Seven

Here are the takeaways from this week’s show:

Jon Moxley Picked Up A Win & Brawled With Hangman Page

Blackpool Combat Club’s Jon Moxley faced Jericho Appreciation Society’s Sammy Guevara tonight on AEW Rampage. The former AEW World Champion controlled the match early and beat Guevara down. Moxley hit a Cutter but Sammy battled back.

Guevara connected with some chops to Jon’s chest and then knocked him to the canvas with a Dropkick. Sammy controlled the next few minutes and slammed Jon on the ring apron as Rampage went to a commercial break.

When Rampage returned, Moxley was busted open as always. Sammy had ripped his earring out during the commercial and started stomping on the ear. Guevara sets up for the GTH but Moxley escaped.

Sammy got Moxley in the Boston Crab but Jon battled his way out of the submission hold. Moxley connected with a Stomp and went for the cover but Sammy kicked out at two. The action spilled outside the ring and Sammy connected with a Swanton through a table.

Back in the ring, Guevara went for a Crossbody but Moxley blocked it. Jon connected with a Piledriver and applied the Bulldog Choke but Guevara was able to break free. Moxley went for the Deathrider but Guevara countered with a DDT of his own. Sammy followed it up with another Swanton off the top rope but Moxley wouldn’t stay down. Guevara connected with a Spanish Fly off the top turnbuckle but Moxley still was able to lock in the Bulldog Choke. Guevara passed out and Moxley called Hangman Adam Page out after the match.

Hangman and Moxley brawled on the entrance ramp and back into the ring. Hangman Page set up for the Buckshot Lariat but accidentally hit a security guard instead. The brawl continued until the two former AEW World Champions were separated.

FTR Warned Gunn Club

FTR came to the ring for a promo tonight on Rampage. They lost the ROH Tag Team Championships to The Briscoes this past Saturday at ROH Final Battle in a Dog Collar Match. Dax Harwood claimed he had a “broken ass bone” and claimed FTR let the fans down by losing the belts. Dax and Cash thanked the fans for making 2022 the best year of their careers and vowed to kick the Gunn Club’s ass next Wednesday at Dynamite: Holiday Bash.

  • 8 Best Moments from ROH Final Battle 2022

Britt Baker def. Skye Blue, Hikaru Shida & Jamie Hayter Staredown

Britt Baker battled Skye Blue tonight on AEW Rampage. Blue controlled the action early and connected with a boot to the face for a near fall. Baker responded with a Slingblade and then the Stomp for the quick pinfall victory.

After the match, Britt got Skye in the Lockjaw but Hikaru Shida made the save with a kendo stick. Shida hit Rebel with the kendo stick and delivered a shot to Britt Baker as well. Jamie Hayter got into the ring and the two had a staredown. Jamie will defend the AEW Women’s Championship against Hikaru Shida at Dynamite: Holiday Bash next weke.

Preston Vance Explains His Actions

Preston Vance, formerly known as 10 in Dark Order, explained why he betrayed the group tonight in a backstage interview with Jim Ross. He said Brodie Lee was the one who picked him to be in the group and the rest of the members are not on his level. Preston added he’s sick of -1 (Brodie Lee Jr.) and doesn’t want to take orders from people he is better than anymore.

Wardlow Dominated, TNT Title Match Set

Former TNT Champion Wardlow squared off against Exodus Prime on this week’s edition of Rampage. Wardlow hit four Powerbombs for the easy pinfall victory. After the match, Wardlow called out Samoa Joe. The King of Television ROH TV & TNT Champion Samoa Joe answered and mocked the Texas crowd. Joe announced that he will defend the TNT Championship against Wardlow on the December 28th episode of AEW Dynamite.

Best Friends, Orange Cassidy & Dustin Rhodes Picked Up A Win

Best Friends (Trent, Chuck Taylor), All-Atlantic Champion Orange Cassidy, and Dustin Rhodes faced The Butch, The Blade, Trent Seven, and Kip Sabian in the main event of this week’s episode of AEW Rampage. As always, Mark Henry interviewed the competitors before the main event.

Trent Seven and Trent Beretta started off the action and went back and forth. Orange Cassidy tagged in and set up for a Suicide Dive but Penelope Ford and The Bunny got into the way. The Butcher and The Blade capitalized on the distraction as Rampage went to the final break of the night.

When Rampage returned, Dustin Rhodes tagged in and beat Trent Seven down. Best Friends sent Butcher and Blade to the outside and shared a hug with Orange Cassidy before they leaped onto Butcher and Blade outside the ring. The referee ejected Bunny and Ford during the match as Kip Sabian hit Danhausen with a low blow ringside.

Back in the ring, Dustin tagged in again and connected with a Destroyer on Kip. Orange Cassidy hit Sabian with his lazy kicks before Rhodes followed it up with Shattered Dreams. Cassidy hit Seven with the Orange Punch and Dustin hit him with a Bulldog for the pinfall victory.

Posted December 16th, 2022 in Results. Tagged: .

AEW Rampage Results (12/9/22): Jon Moxley vs. Konosuke Takeshita, Trent Seven, Final Battle Go-Home Show

AEW Rampage aired on TNT tonight and was taped Wednesday night in Cedar Park, Texas.It was the final show before ROH Final Battle tomorrow afternoon at 4PM Eastern.

  • ROH Final Battle 2022 Preview

Rampage Results (12/9/22)

  • Jon Moxley def. Konosuke Takeshita
  • Hikaru Shida def. The Bunny to retain the Regina Di Wave Women’s Title & earned a shot at the AEW Women’s Championship
  • The Firm def. enhancement talent
  • Orange Cassidy def. Trent Seven to retain the AEW All-Atlantic Championship

Here are the takeaways from this week’s show:

Jon Moxley def. Konosuke Takeshita in a Great Match & Brawled With Hangman Adam Page

Jon Moxley battled Konosuke Takeshita tonight in the first match of AEW Rampage. Moxley dominated the match early and bit Konosuke on the top of the head after several elbow strikes. Jon followed it up with some chops to the chest before Takeshita battled back. Takeshita hit Moxley with some punches and sent him out of the ring with a Hurricanrana.

Takeshita flipped onto Jon outside the ring as Don Callis was shown watching Konosuke from the stands. The action spilled into the crowd and the two traded punches as Rampage went to a commercial break.

Moxley was busted open when Rampage returned. Takeshita hit the former AEW World Champion with a Back Body Drop and followed it up with a massive Clothesline. Takeshita delivered a DDT and went for the cover but Jon powered out at two and the match continued.

Jon and Konsuke traded punches in the middle of the ring. Moxley got the better of the exchange and hit a massive Clothesline. Moxley went for the Deathrider but Takeshita countered into a cover. Konosuke hit a Brainbuster and went for the cover but Moxley kicked out at two and the war continued.

Takeshita perched Moxley up on the top rope and went for a Superplex but Jon slammed him down to the mat. Moxley went for the Paradigm Shift but Takeshita escaped. Jon went for the Bulldog Choke but Konosuke countered into a Blue Thunder Bomb for a near fall. Konosuke connected with a German Suplex and went for the cover but Jon kicked out.

Konosuke climbed to the top rope and went for a Frog Splash but Moxley got his knees up. Jon unloaded a bunch of elbow strikes before hitting the Deathrider but Takeshita kicked out at one and the crowd popped. Takeshita stomped away on Moxley as the crowd chanted “yes!”. Jon hammered down on Takeshita over and over as the crowd booed. Moxley went for the Bulldog again and Konosuke passed out.

Hangman Adam Page made his way to the ring after the match and said the docs won’t clear him because of his brain, so he’s not thinking straight. Page hit a forearm strike but got punched. He got thrown into the ring post and got up wobbly to end the segment.

Hikaru Shida Retained & Earned A Shot At The AEW Women’s Title

Hikaru Shida defended the Regina Di Wave title against The Bunny tonight on Rampage. Penelope Ford was ringside for the match in The Bunny’s corner.

When Rampage returned, Shida hit a move and went for the cover but Penelope Ford threw a kendo stick in the ring. Shida booted it away and hit The bunny with Double Knees off the ring apron.

Back in the ring, Hikaru hit a Falcon Arrow for a near fall. Shida hit the Katana for the pinfall victory and retained the Regina Di Wave Championship. Shida will face Jamie Hayter for the AEW Women’s Championship in the near future. Hayter posed on the entrance ramp after the match.

The Firm Dominated

The Firm’s Lee Moriarty & Big Bill (FKA W. Morrissey, Big Cass) dominated a couple of jobbers tonight on Rampage. Lee started off the match and locked in a submission hold on both jobbers at the same time as Big Bill posed on the apron. Big Bill and Lee went on to pick up the quick win.

Orange Cassidy Retained the All-Atlantic Championship

Orange Cassidy defended the All-Atlantic Championship against Trent Seven in the main event of AEW Rampage. Kip Sabian and Penelope Ford were ringside for the match. Seven booted Cassidy in the ribs and hit him with a Body Slam.

Trent followed it up with a Leg Drop for a near fall. Best Friends and Orange Cassidy regrouped and then knocked Sabian down. Penelope ran away as Cassidy and Seven returned to the ring. Orange hit his lazy kicks and Seven responded with a DDT as Rampage went to the final break of the show.

When Rampage returned, Cassidy climbed to the top turnbuckle but Trent hit him with a chop to the chest. Seven followed it up with elbow strikes and a Superplex but Cassidy wouldn’t stay down for a three count.

Seven knocked Cassidy off the ring apron and went for a dive but Cassidy pulled Sabian in the way. Cassidy hit a dive of his own and rolled Seven into the ring. Cassidy went for the Orange Punch but Seven countered into a German Suplex. Cassidy hit Stundog Millionaire but Trent responded with a slam for a near fall and the title match continued.

Trent hit a massive Clothesline and went for the cover but Cassidy kicked out at two once again. Cassidy went for Beach Break but Trent broke free. Cassidy hit a Tornado DDT and stumbled to the top rope in a ton of pain. Orange went for a diving DDT but dove into a punch from Piledriver.

Seven connected with a Piledriver but Cassidy kicked out at two as the crowd chanted “this is awesome!”. Cassidy hit the Orange Punch and then the Beach Break for the pinfall victory. Orange Cassidy is still the All-Atlantic Champion.

After the match, Kip Sabian attacked Orange Cassidy and Trent joined in on the beatdown. Dustin Rhodes made the save and hit Kip with a Powerslam on the entrance ramp. Dustin planted Trent Seven with a Powerslam as well before helping All-Atlantic Champion Orange Cassidy to his feet to close the show.

Posted December 9th, 2022 in Results. Tagged: .

(Spoiler) Former WWE NXT Tag Team Champion Debuts for AEW

Note: This article contains SPOILERS for this week’s AEW Rampage! If you want to go in completely blind, we suggest clicking on one of our other articles.

A former WWE NXT Tag Team Champion is set to make their debut this week for AEW as part of Rampage.

After this week’s AEW Dynamite went off the air, the promotion filmed its Rampage tapings, which saw the debut of Trent Seven.

Seven made his AEW debut by challenging AEW All-Atlantic Champion Orange Cassidy, and was hand-picked by Kip Sabian.

Unfortunately for Seven, he was unsuccessful in dethroning Freshly Squeezed, and there has been no word on whether there are plans for future appearances.

This match marked Cassidy’s seventh title defense since becoming champion on the October 12, 2022 episode of AEW Dynamite.

Trent Seven in WWE

After establishing himself on the independents, Seven signed with WWE in 2016, and was considered a favorite of many to win the tournament to crown the inaugural WWE United Kingdom Champion.

Seven was eliminated in the quarter-finals, but would often find himself challenging for the title, but never won.

In June 2018, Seven and Tyler Bate won the NXT Tag Team Championships from the Undisputed Era, but lost the titles back to the faction days later.

In December of last year, the two would capture the NXT UK Tag Titles and would hold the gold until June 2022, losing to Ashton Smith and Oliver Carter.

Seven would turn heel on Bate not long after, but would be released on August 18, 2022.

Trent Seven Reflects On Taking Pride In NXT UK, Kyle O’Reilly Helping Him Broaden His Wrestling Horizons

Posted December 8th, 2022 in AEW, News. Tagged: , .

What Happened with the House of Black After AEW Rampage?

The House of Black proved that they are back and better than ever after this week’s AEW Rampage went off the air.

In September, both Malakai Black and Buddy Matthews announced they were taking separate breaks from AEW, which some believed at the time was a sign of a WWE return.

Instead, both men returned on the November 23, 2022, episode of AEW Dynamite, realigning with Julia Hart and Brody King.

After Rampage

In the main event of last night’s Rampage, AEW All-Atlantic Champion Orange Cassidy retained his title in a Lumberjack match against QT Marshall.

A huge brawl broke between the lumberjacks after the match and when the lights went out, the House of Black emerged and cleared the ring of the performers.

After the show, the beatdown continued, with Brandon Cutler, who was taping the action on his Cutler Cam being singled out by the stable.

Brody King attacked Cutler from behind and put him through the table with a huge powerbomb.

Black told the fallen Cutley that while he has no problem with him, he has problems with those he associates with.

The trio walked away with Excalibur noting on commentary that the House of Black has declared war on AEW.

The House of Black Vs. The Elite

Black’s reference to those Culter associates with is a clear nod to the Elite, and the tease of a potential feud between the two stables.

Like the House of Black, the Elite only returned to AEW programming recently after being suspended for their roles in the All Out backstage fight.

Right now, Kenny Omega and the Young Bucks are 2-1 down in a best-of-seven series with AEW Trios Tag Champions Death Triangle.

AEW Rampage Results, Takeaways (12/2/22): Orange Cassidy Defends Title, The Acclaimed & FTR, Saraya

Posted December 3rd, 2022 in AEW, News. Tagged: , .

AEW Rampage Results, Takeaways (12/2/22): Orange Cassidy Defends Title, The Acclaimed & FTR, Saraya

AEW Rampage was taped this past Wednesday night. Orange Cassidy put the All-Atlantic Championship on the line in a Lumberjack match against QT Marshall in this week’s main event.

AEW Rampage Results

  • Darby Allin def. Cole Karter
  • Jeff Jarrett & Jay Lethal def. Private Party
  • Athena def. Dani Mo
  • Orange Cassidy def. QT Marshall in a Lumberjack match to retain the All-Atlantic Championship

Here are the takeaways from this week’s show:

Darby Allin Picked Up A Victory

Darby Allin battled Cole Karter tonight on AEW Rampage. Darby brought a baseball bat and leveled Nick Comoroto outside the ring before the ball. Allin hit his insane dive through the ropes on Karter but Cole battled back.

Karter hit a Buckle Bomb and followed it up a Falcon Arrow but couldn’t keep Darby down. Cole went for a 450 Splash but Darby got out of the way at the last moment. Allin connected with a Scorpion Death Drop and then the Coffin Drop for the pinfall victory.

Shane Taylor Interrupted Keith Lee

Renee Paquette interviewed Keith Lee backstage. Shane Taylor interrupted and challenged Swerve in Our Glory to a match at ROH Final Battle. Taylor said he will find a tag partner before December 10th.

The Acclaimed Challenged FTR

Renee Paquette interviewed AEW Tag Team Champions The Acclaimed tonight in the ring. Caster and Bowens scissored with Daddy Ass Billy Gunn before the interview.

The Acclaimed said there is a tag team that has been waiting a very long time to get a shot at these and the crowd chanted “FTR!”.

The Gunn Club interrupted and the crowd greeted them with “asshole!” chants. Austin and Colten poked fun at The Acclaimed and referred to their father as “Billy”. The Gunn Club claimed that they are the best team in the world and were quickly interrupted.

Jeff Jarrett, Jay Lethal, Satnam Singh, and Sonjay Dutt interrupted and mocked the “Ass Boys”. Billy Gunn interrupted and said they wanted the best and ROH Tag Team Champions FTR made their way to the ring. Cash and Dax shook The Acclaimed’s hands to end the segment.

Jeff Jarrett & Jay Lethal def. Private Party

Jeff Jarrett and Jay Lethal battled Private Party (Isiah Kassidy & Marq Quen) tonight on AEW Rampage. Matt Hardy showed up ringside as Jay Lethal launched Kassidy into the steel steps as Rampage went to a commercial break.

When Rampage returned, Marq tagged in and leveled Jeff Jarrett with a dive through the ropes. Quen went for a 450 Splash but Jay Lethal got out of the way. Double J hit a cheap shot and Jay followed it up with the Lethal Injection for the pinfall victory.

Saraya Wants the AEW Women’s Championship

Renee Paquette interviewed Saraya about her return to the ring at AEW Full Gear. Saraya said it was incredible to be out there again after five years with her family in the front row for her victory over Britt Baker at the PPV. Saraya stated that she wants the AEW Women’s Championship at the end of the promo.

Athena Dominated

Athena battled Dani Mo tonight on Rampage. Athena hit a series of Suplexes and then the Eclipse for the pinfall victory. Mercedes Martinez will defend the ROH Women’s Championship against Athena at ROH Final Battle on December 10th.

Juice Robinson Challenged Samoa Joe

Juice Robinson issued a challenge for ROH Final Battle. He challenged Samoa Joe to an ROH TV Championship match. Juice noted that Joe may be the “King of TV” for now, but he will be dethroned. It was also announced that Samoa Joe will defend the TNT Championship against Darby Allin this Wednesday on Dynamite.

Orange Cassidy Retained

Orange Cassidy defended the All-Atlantic Championship against QT Marshall in a Lumberjack match in the main event of this week’s episode of AEW Rampage. Mark Henry interviewed both competitors before the match.

QT was in control of the match when Rampage went to the final break of the night. Cassidy battled back with a Tornado DDT but Marshall retreated out of the ring. The Lumberjacks surrounded The Factory but QT capitalized on the distracted.

Marshall set up for a Piledriver on the ring apron but Danhausen hopped on the ring apron. He tried to curse QT but obviously, it didn’t work. A brawl broke out and Cassidy flipped onto everyone with an awesome springboard move.

Back in the ring, Cassidy climbed to the top rope as Penelope Ford watched on. Penelope hopped on the ring apron and Kip Sabian showed up from behind. Kip shoved Cassidy off the top turnbuckle and into a Cutter from QT but somehow Orange kicked out at two. Cassidy hit the Orange Punch and followed it up with Beach Break to retain the All-Atlantic Championship.

The champion leveled Kip Sabian with a dive through the ropes but Sabian battled back. Kip stomped on Cassidy on the entrance ramp before the lights went out. House of Black showed up in the ring and the crowd cheered. House of Black took out everyone and stood tall to close the show.

Posted December 2nd, 2022 in Results. Tagged: .

AEW Rampage Catching Up to WWE Raw in the Wrong Demographic

The average age of your standard AEW Rampage viewer has increased dramatically over the last year according to the latest data.

Rampage, AEW’s second televised show, launched in August 2021 and provides matches and the continuation of storylines from AEW Dynamite.

Getting On in Years

AEW has always prided itself on being an alternative to WWE, but recent data suggests the two companies aren’t too far apart.

In data from Wrestlenomics, it has revealed that the average age of an AEW Rampage viewer is in their early 50s, a sharp increase from the average age from October 2021 (mid-late 40s.)

The average age of a Monday Night Raw viewer is also in their early to mid-50s, and it seems just a year or two separates WWE’s three-hour show and AEW Rampage.

AEW Dynamite has also seen an increase in the age of the average viewer, but nowhere close to how dramatic the rise has been for Rampage.

Both WWE Raw and WWE SmackDown have been able to win over younger fans this year and lower their average audience tuning in each week.

After an increase in late 2021 following the launch of NXT 2.0, WWE’s gold brand has seen the average age of their viewer also drop.

Other Promotions

AEW’s average live viewer’s age is on the increase, while WWE’s is seemingly falling, but there are plenty more companies around.

Impact Wrestling saw the average age of its viewers fall in early 2022, but has risen dramatically in recent months.

New Japan Pro Wrestling currently boasts the oldest age of the average fan tuning in, who are in their mid-60s.

Watch: AEW Star Unmasks on Rampage

Posted November 28th, 2022 in AEW, News, WWE. Tagged: .

AEW Rampage Black Friday Results, Takeaways (11/25/22): ROH Tag Title Match, Final Battle Main Event Set

AEW Rampage Black Friday was taped this past Wednesday night. It was the first episode of AEW Rampage following Full Gear. In addition to the takeaways below, Dax Harwood versus Bryan Danielson was announced for next week’s AEW Dynamite.

Rampage Results (11/25)

  • FTR def. Top Flight to retain
  • Darby Allin def. Anthony Henry
  • Hikaru Shida def. Queen Aminata
  • Rush, The Butcher, The Blade def. Dark Order

Here are the takeaways from this week’s show:

FTR Retained The ROH Tag Team Championships

FTR defended the ROH Tag Team Championships against Top Flight (Dante and Darius Martin) tonight on Rampage. Dax Harwood and Darius started off the action. Harwood dominated and tagged in Cash. Dante got the tag as well and traded strikes with Cash Wheeler in the middle of the ring.

Darius booted Cash in the face after tagging back in and Top Flight took control of the match. Top Flight took control after a commercial break and knocked FTR out of the ring. Darius hit a dive and Dante followed it up with a Crossbody on the entrance ramp.

Back in the ring, Dante hit another Crossbody on Dax and went for the cover but Harwood kicked out at two. FTR isolated Dante in the corner and planted him with a Powerbomb. Cash followed it up with a Splash and went for the cover but Darius broke it up at two.

Harwood leveled Darius with a Clothesline and crawled to the corner. He tagged in and set up for the Big Rig but Darius blocked it. Dante went for a roll-up but Harwood kicked out. Darius hit a Tornado DDT and Dante followed it up with a Splash but Harwood broke it up at two and the match continued.

Darius hit Wheeler with a Spanish Fly but Dax planted him with a Brainbuster. Dante rolled up Wheeler for a near fall. FTR hit Dante with the Big Rig for the pinfall victory and retained the ROH Tag Team Championships in a great match. After the match, Gunn Club came to the entrance ramp and mocked FTR.

Claudio Castagnoli Will Join JAS if He Loses to Chris Jericho at Final Battle

ROH Champion Chris Jericho made his way to the ring with the Jericho Appreciation Society tonight on Rampage.

Chris claimed that he is the greatest Ring of Honor of all time. Jericho boasted about his win over Tomohiro Ishii on Dynamite and brought up Claudio Castagnoli giving him a cheap shot last Wednesday. Jericho wondered who it was going to be that uncrowns the “king of Ring of Honor”.

Castagnoli interrupted and said that he knows that he has to beat Jericho for the Ring of Honor Championship. Chris asked the crowd if he should give him another shot at the title and declined even though the crowd cheered. Matt Menard suggested that if Claudio loses he will have to join the Jericho Appreciation Society. Claudio accepted and the match was set for ROH Final Battle on December 10th.

Darby Allin Picked Up A Win

Darby Allin battled Anthony Henry on this week’s AEW Rampage. Sting was ringside for the match, as was JD Drake. JD interfered to give Henry the advantage but Darby battled back. Sting took out JD as Allin hit Henry with a Scorpion Death Drop. Allin followed it up with a Coffin Drop for the pinfall victory.

Toni Storm was interviewed by Renee Paquette following her loss to Jamie Hayter at AEW Full Gear. Storm was pissed about Britt’s interference in the match and vowed to get revenge. Toni noted that she broke her face to try and retain the title and will do the same to get it back.

Hikaru Shida def. Queen Aminata

Former AEW Women’s Champion Hikaru Shida was in action tonight against Queen Aminata. Penelope Ford and The Bunny watched the match ringside. They distracted Shida for a moment but Hikaru wound up dominating the match. She hit the Falcon Arrow for the pinfall victory and stared at Ford and The Bunny after the match.

Athena was interviewed backstage about her shoving referee Aubrey Edwards. Athena said she wants a shot at Mercedes Martinez’ ROH Women’s Championship.

10 Betrayed Dark Order

Dark Order battled The Butcher, The Blade, and Rush. John Silver and Alex Reynolds were interviewed before the match by Mark Henry. 10 was supposed to be in the match but didn’t show up to the interview of for Dark Order’s entrance. Dark Order put up a fight but the numbers game caught up to them. Rush beat John Silver down as Rampage went to a commercial break.

When Rampage returned, Silver battled back with a couple of kicks and made his way to the corner. Rush knocked Reynolds off the apron and kept Silver isolated in the ring. Evil Uno and Brodie Lee Jr. showed up on the entrance ramp and tried to get 10 to rush to the ring. 10 ran to the ring but leveled John Silver with a Clothesline. The Butcher and The Blade then held Evil Uno back as Rush hit Silver with a Dropkick to the face.

10 leveled Reynolds with a Clothesline and posed with Rush. Brodie Lee Jr. was shown sad on the entrance ramp as Reynolds connected with another Clothesline on Evil Uno and started ripping away at his mask. 10 exited the ring and set up a table. 10 and Rush then Chokeslammed Reynolds off the ring apron and through the table below. 10 ripped off his mask and threw it down in front of a saddened Brodie Lee Jr.

Posted November 25th, 2022 in Results. Tagged: .

AEW Rampage Results, Takeaways (11/18/22): Full Gear Go-Home Show, World Title Eliminator Tournament

AEW Rampage aired live from the Prudential Center in New Jersey tonight. It was the final show before Full Gear tomorrow night at the same venue.

  • AEW Full Gear 2022 Preview

AEW Rampage Results (11/18)

  • Ricky Starks def. Lance Archer to advance in the World Title Eliminator Tournament
  • Hook def. Lee Moriarty to retain the FTW Championship
  • Athena def. Madison Rayne
  • Jun Akiyama & Konosuke Takeshita def. Eddie Kingston & Ortiz

Here are the takeaways from this week’s show:

Ricky Starks Advanced in the World Title Eliminator Tournament

Ricky Starks battled Lance Archer in the World Title Eliminator tournament tonight on AEW Rampage. Archer dominated the action early and went for the Black Out but Starks escaped. The Murderhawk Monster hit a big Clothesline but Ricky kicked out at two. Ricky battled back with a Spear into a cradle for the pinfall victory. After the match, Lance Archer Chokeslammed Ricky onto the steel steps after Brian Cage provided a distraction.

Sammy Guevara Hints That He May Not Have Jericho’s Back at Full Gear

ROH Champion Chris Jericho and Sammy Guevara were interviewed backstage. Chris claimed that Claudio and Bryan Danielson’s ego will get in the way at Full Gear. Jericho added that “Sammy and I will guarantee it”. Jericho was on commentary and reacted to segment. He claimed to have no doubt in his mind that Sammy will have his back tomorrow night in the 4-Way match for the ROH Championship tomorrow night at AEW Full Gear.

Hook Retained the FTW Championship

Hook defended the FTW Championship against Lee Moriarty tonight on AEW Rampage. Lee got in some offense early and unloaded some elbow strikes to Hook’s face. Hook countered an Arm Drag and hit an impressive Gutwrench Suplex as Rampage went to a commercial break.

When Rampage returned, Moriarty was in control and hit Hook with an elbow to the back. Hook responded with a big lariat as Stokely Hathaway had a concerned look on his face outside the ring. Moriarty battled back and applied a Crossface in the middle of the ring. Hook countered into Redrum and choked Lee out to retain the FTW Championship.

Athena def. Madison Rayne, Mercedes Martinez Returned

Madison Rayne battled Athena tonight on Rampage. Madison had a pre-taped backstage promo but it was cut off because the match started. Athena hit a Dropkick but Madison battled back and knocked her out of the ring. Rayne went after her but Athena was ready and sent Madison into the barricade.

Back in the ring, Athena connected with a delayed vertical Suplex and both competitors fell to the canvas. Madison responded with a forearm strike but Athena hit a Stunner. Athena followed it up with Double Knees for the pinfall victory.

After the match, Athena knocked down referee Aubrey Edwards and locked in a Crossface. Mercedes Martinez returned and confronted Athena. She walked towards her and Athena retreated out of the ring.

5 vs. 5 Match set for Full Gear, House of Black Vignette

Orange Cassidy, Best Friends, Rocky Romero challenged the Factory to a 5 vs. 5 match tomorrow at Full Gear. It was revealed that Danhausen would be the final teammate in the match at Full Gear and the match will take place during the Zero Hour (kickoff show). Brian Cage versus Ricky Starks in the World Title Eliminator is also set for Zero Hour.

Jun Akiyam & Konosuke Takeshita def. Eddie Kingston & Ortiz

Eddie Kingston & Ortiz battled Jun Akiyama and Konosuke Takeshita in the main event of tonight’s Rampage. Mark Henry interviewed both teams ahead of the match.

Eddie locked up with Konosuke to start off the action. Kingston hit a Belly to Belly Suplex and tagged in Ortiz. Akiyama and Takeshita took control and isolated Ortiz in the corner of the ring. Ortiz battled back with some chops but Akiyama knocked him back down as Rampage went to the final commercial of the night.

When Rampage returned, Eddie and Ortiz had Takeshita isolated in the corner of the ring. Ortiz connected with an Exploder Suplex. Eddie followed it up with a DDT for a near fall. Kingston and Takeshita traded chops in the middle of the ring.

Takeshita exploded off the ropes and leveled Kingston with a Clothesline. Akiyama tagged in and traded punches with Ortiz. Jun hit a big boot and whipped Ortiz into the turnbuckle. Akiyama went for an Exploder Suplex but Eddie broke it up. Ortiz hit Takeshita with a Powerslam but he responded with a Blue Thunder Bomb.

Kingston hit Konosuke with a Suplex and everyone wad won in the ring as the crowd cheered. Jun hit a headbutt but Kingston shrugged it off and hit an Exploder Suplex. Akiyama responded with an Exploder of his own and sent Kingston out of the ring. Akiyama hit Ortiz with a knee strike and an Exploder Supelx for the pinfall victory.

Posted November 18th, 2022 in Results. Tagged: .

AEW Rampage Results, Takeaways (11/11/22): Road to Full Gear, Title Match, Eliminator Tournament

AEW Rampage was taped in the Agganis Arena in Boston, MA. In addition to the takeaways below, another vignette for House of Black aired during tonight’s episode of Rampage. Orange Cassidy defended the All-Atlantic Championship against Lee Johnson in the main event.

Rampage Results

  • Brian Cage def. Dante Martin to advance in the World Title Eliminator Tournament
  • Bandido def. Rush to advance in the World Title Eliminator Tournament
  • Nyla Rose def. Kayla Sparks
  • Orange Cassidy def. Lee Johnson to retain the All-Atlantic Championship

Here are the takeaways from this week’s show:

Jungle Boy Will Battle Luchasaurus in a Steel Cage match at Full Gear

Christian Cage and Luchasaurus made their way to the ring to begin the show. Cage called out Jungle Boy and boasted about squashing him at All Out and Luchasaurus beating him at Dynamite in Toronto.

Jungle Boy said that the two of them have cost him everything and Luchasaurus wasted three years of his life that he will never get back. Jungle Boy challenged Luchasaurus to a Steel Cage match at Full Gear. Cage accepted the challenge and said Luchasaurus will put him down for good.

Cage suggested that Jungle Boy’s mother will be in the front row for the match and said that Jungle Boy is all looks like his father. Luke Perry, Jungle Boy’s father, passed away recently. Jungle Boy tried to attack Cage but Luchasaurus beat him down. Cage brought a chair into the ring and Luchasaurus delivered a Chokeslam on top of it.

  • AEW Full Gear 2022 Preview

Brian Cage Advanced in the World Title Eliminator Tournament

Dante Martin battled Brian Cage in the first round of the World Title Eliminator Tournament tonight on Rampage. Brian did curls with Dante as if he weighed five pounds to start off the action. Dante hit a Dropkick and knocked him out of the ring. Marin flexed in the ring and went for a dive. Cage caught Dante and delivered a Suplex on the floor outside the ring as Rampage went to a commercial break.

When Rampage returned, Cage went for an F10 but Dante countered into a Tornado DDT as Jim Ross claimed Martin will be a huge star in AEW someday. Dante connected with a diving Crossbody and went for the cover but Cage kicked out at two. Cage charged but Dante got out of the way and The Machine tumbled out of the ring.

Dante hit a big Crossbody and rolled Cage back into the ring. Martin followed it up with a Splash and went for the cover but Cage kicked out at two. Dante hit an Enziguri and climbed to the top turnbuckle. Cage got out of the way and turned Dante inside out with a Clothesline for a near fall.

Cage couldn’t believe Dante kicked out but stayed on the attack. Brian connected with the Weapon X for the pinfall victory. Cage will meet the winner of Lance Archer versus Ricky Starks in the semifinals. The finals of the tournament will take place at Full Gear on November 19th. The winner of the tournament will get an AEW World Championship match at Dynamite: Winter is Coming.

Bandido def. Rush to Advance in the Eliminator Tournament

Bandido battled Rush in the first round of the World Title Eliminator Tournament. Rush dominated the action early and beat Bandido down outside the ring. Rush rolled Bandido into the ring after beating him down and poured some water over his head. Rush stomped on Bandido in the corner of the ring and booted him in the face. Rush then posed in the ring as Rampage went to a commercial break.

When Rampage returned, Bandido was in control and connected with a Frog Splash for a near fall. Bandido went for a Suplex but Rush countered with a knee to the face. Rush hit a rolling elbow and attempted a lazy cover but Bandido easily kicked out at two.

Rush barely hit a Dropkick off the top rope for a two count and started arguing with referee Aubrey Edwards. Bandido connected with a slam for a two-count. Bandido hit a Crucifix Bomb but Rush responded with a leg lariat and both wrestlers fell to the canvas.

Rush hit a Splash and followed it up with a DDT but Bandido somehow was able to kick out at two and the tournament match continued. Jose the Assistant slid a steel chair into the ring for a distraction and choked Bandido. John Silver of the Dark Order showed up and leveled Jose. Bandido rolled up Rush for the pinfall victory and advanced in the tournament. Bandido will face The Firm’s Ethan Page in the semifinals on next week’s Dynamite.

Nyla Rose Picked Up a Win

Nyla Rose wore the stolen TBS Championship to the ring for a match against Kayla Sparks. Rose leveled Kayla with a big boot and posed for the crowd. Rose hit a Splash and continued to flex as the crowd booed. Nyla sent a message to TBS Champion Jade Cargill and hit Jaded to win the match via pinfall. Jade Cargill and the Baddies rushed the ring. Jade booted Nyla in the face and knocked her out of the ring to end the segment. Jade will defend the TBS Championship against Nyla Rose at Full Gear on November 19th.

Orange Cassidy Retained the All-Atlantic Championship

Orange Cassidy defended the All-Atlantic Championship against The Factory’s Lee Johnson. Mark Henry interviewed the competitors in split screen before the match. The title match began with just ten minutes left of the show.

Cassidy avoided Lee’s attack early and hit a shoulder tackle for a one count. Lee launched Cassidy into the turnbuckle but the champion battled back. Orange bounced Johnson’s head off the top turnbuckle as Best Friends brawled with The Factory. Nick Comoroto sent the champion flying over the barricade as Rampage went to the final commercial break of the night.

When Rampage returned, Lee hit a Suplex on Cassidy in the middle of the ring and went for the cover but Orange kicked out at two. Both men connected with a Clothesline at the same time and fell to the canvas.

Cassidy sent Lee out of the ring and onto Comoroto with a massive Back Body Drop. Orange followed it up with a springboard Moonsault onto The Factory outside the ring. Back in the ring, Lee hit a Blue Thunder Bomb and went for the cover but the champ kicked out at two.

Comoroto lifted Cassidy up Trent leveled him with a Spear. The Factory beat Trent down but Chuck Taylor broke it up with a dive. Orange Cassidy hit Lee with a DDT and went for the Orange Punch but Lee dodged it.

Lee hit a Superkick but Cassidy responded with Beach Break for the pinfall victory. Orange Cassidy is still the All-Atlantic champion. Best Friends shared a hug with Orange Cassidy to as QT Marshall watched on in disgust. Best Friends and Orange Cassidy hugged Cole Karter before hitting him with a Powerbomb to end this week’s Rampage.

Posted November 11th, 2022 in Results. Tagged: .

5 Takeaways from AEW Rampage (11/4): Orange Cassidy vs. Katsuyori Shibata, WarJoe, Jamie Hayter

AEW Rampage aired live from the Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City tonight. Orange Cassidy defended the All-Atlantic Championship against Katsuyori Shibata with Mike Tyson on commentary for the match.

Rampage Results

  • Orange Cassidy def. Katsurori Shibata to retain the All-Atlantic Championship
  • Britt Baker & Jamie Hayter def.
  • WarJoe def. Gates of Agony

Here are the takeaways from this week’s show:

Orange Cassidy Retained the All-Atlantic Championship

Orange Cassidy defended the AEW All-Atlantic Championship against Katsuyori Shibata tonight on Rampage. Mike Tyson was on commentary for the match. Cassidy and Shibata went back and forth to start off the action.

Shibata caught Cassidy with several right hands and locked in an Abdominal Stretch. Cassidy escaped and connected with an Ushigoroshi in the middle of the ring. Katsuyori connected with a Death Valley Driver but Cassidy battled back with Beach Break for a near fall.

Cassidy hit the Orange Punch but Shibata no sold it. The champion stayed on the attack and delivered another Orange Punch for the pinfall victory. Orange Cassidy is still the All-Atlantic Champion.

Blackpool Combat Club Warned Chris Jericho, Title Match Set For AEW Full Gear

Claudio Castagnoli and Bryan Danielson were interviewed backstage. Danielson wanted one more opportunity for the Ring of Honor Championship and to stomp Jericho’s face in. Claudio wanted to face Jericho because he was attacking ROH ring announcers. William Regal said that the ball is in Jericho’s court.

Chris Jericho later responded in a backstage interview and announced that he will face them both at Full Gear. Jericho added that Sammy Guevara will be in the match as his backup to make it a 4-Way at the PPV on November 19th.

Chris Jericho to Defend ROH Championship at AEW Full Gear in a 4-Way Match

Britt Baker & Jamie Hayer Sent a Message to Toni Storm

Britt Baker & Jamie Hayter battled Madison Rayne & Skye Blue in a tag team match. Baker and Hayter dominated the match earlier as Rampage went to a commercial break. Hayter slammed Skye’s face into the turnbuckle and posed for the booing crowd.

Jamie knocked Madison Rayne off the ring apron and isolated Skye in the corner. When SmackDown returned, Skye booted Hayter in the face and followed it up with another kick to Baker. Madison Rayne tagged in and traded punches with Baker. Rayne hit Baker with a Neckbreaker.

Hayter tagged in and planted Rayne with a Chokeslam. Skye connected with a Backstabber on Hayter as Britt planted Madison with a Swinging Neckbreaker for a two count. Baker leveled Blue with a forearm strike and knocked her out of the ring.

Madison dodged the Stomp and hit Britt with an Enziguri. Hayter leveled Madison with a giant Clothesline for the pinfall victory. Toni Storm will defend the AEW Interim Women’s Championship against Jamie Hayter at AEW Full Gear.

After the match, the heels attacked and called out Toni Storm. Toni bashed Rebel in the face and launched Britt into the barricade. She then traded punches with Hayter before tackling her to the canvas. Storm applied a Texas Cloverleaf in the middle of the ring but Baker broke it up by bashing Toni in the face with the AEW Interim Women’s Championship. Hayter then posed with the title to end the segment.

Ricky Starks Vowed to Become #1 Contender

Ricky Starks came to the ring for a promo and announced that he will be a part of the tournament to determine the #1 contender for the AEW World Championship. The crowd chanted “Ricky!” and Starks vowed to hold AEW up on his back. Starks claimed that he will walk out of Full Gear as the new #1 contender for the AEW World Championship. Ricky posed for the crowd to end the promo.

WarJoe def. Gates of Agony, Powerhouse Hobbs Sent a Message to Wardlow

Gates of Agony (Kaun & Toa Liona) battled Samoa Joe and Wardlow in the main event of tonight’s episode of Rampage.

Before the match, Sammy Guevara was interviewed backstage. Guevara challenged Bryan Danielson to a 2 out of 3 Falls match next week on AEW Dynamite.

Mark Henry interviewed both teams before the match in split screen. Prince Nana accompanied Gates of Agony to the ring for the main event.

Samoa Joe and Toa circled each other before locking up in the middle of the ring. Gates of Agony isolated Joe in the ring and took turns beating him down as Rampage went to the final commercial break of the night.

When Rampage returned, TNT Champion Wardlow tagged in as Samoa Joe applied the Coquina Clutch on Toa outside the ring. Wardlow hit Prince Nana with a headbutt and planted Kaun with four Powerbombs for the pinfall victory. After the match, Powerhouse Hobbs showed up on the entrance ramp and had a stare down with Wardlow to close the show.

Posted November 4th, 2022 in Results. Tagged: .

7 Takeaways From AEW Rampage (10/28): TNT Title Match, Billy Gunn Kidnapped, Jon Moxley

AEW Rampage aired live tonight from the Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Connecticut. Wardlow defended the TNT Championship against ROH’s Matt Taven in the main event.

Rampage Results

  • Jon Moxley def. Matt Menard in a World Title Eliminator match
  • Keith Lee def. Serpentico
  • Tay Melo def. Madison Rayne
  • Wardlow def. Matt Taven to retain the TNT Championship

Here are the takeaways from this week’s show:

Jon Moxley Picked Up a Win, Will Battle Lee Moriarty Next Week on Dynamite

AEW World Champion Jon Moxley battled Matt Menard in a World Title Eliminator match tonight. If Matt won, he would get a future shot at the AEW World Championship.

Menard got in some offense early and kept the champion on the mat. Jon battled back and got Matt in the Bulldog Choke for the submission victory. Jon will defend the AEW World Championship against MJF next month at Full Gear.

Stokely Hathaway and Lee Moriarty interrupted and boasted about The Firm’s attack on Moxley. Stokely suggested that Moxley battle Lee Moriarty next week on Dynamite and rolled highlights of Lee’s career. Moxley accepted the challenge and claimed that Lee will never be the same after their match.

#1 Contender Tournament Announced

A tournament was announced to determine the next number one contender. The winner of the tournament will receive a title shot at Dynamite: Winter is Coming. The finals will take place at AEW Full Gear on November 19th. Dante Martin was the first wrestler announced for the tournament.

Keith Lee Dominated, Swerve Strickland Kidnapped Billy Gunn

Keith Lee faced Serpentico tonight on Rampage. The match was over in a matter of moments after Keith connected with a Powerbomb for the pinfall victory.

Tony Schiavone was about to interview Keith Lee when The Acclaimed interrupted. Bowens apologized that there was no rap tonight because they have a problem that Keith Lee might have the answer to.

The AEW Tag Team Champions said that Billy Gunn is missing and wondered where Swerve Strickland was. Swerve Strickland showed up on the jumbotron and revealed that he has kidnapped Daddy Ass Billy Gunn. Strickland had an interrogation light on Billy Gunn. Swerve said he’s going to make sure Billy Gunn will not be at Full Gear to interfere in the match.

Strickland pulled out some pliers and attacked Billy as The Acclaimed sprinted backstage. Ketih Lee stood in shock to end the segment. The Acclaimed will defend the AEW Tag Team Championships against Swerve in Our Glory at Full Gear on November 19th.

Jade Cargill Warned Nyla Rose

Jade Cargill did pull-ups while cutting a promo on Nyla Rose. Cargill stated that while Nyla is at home eating chips with her title, she is setting out to prove to everyone why she is “that b****”. Nyla Rose recently stole Jade’s TBS Championship on last week’s episode of Rampage from Daily’s Place.

Tay Melo def. Madison Rayne

Tay Melo battled Madison Rayne tonight on AEW Rampage. Sammy Guevara accompanied Tay during her entrance and the two kissed on the ramp before the match.

The action started off back and forth with Tay going for an Armbar but Madison breaking free. They started trash talking and slapping each other in the face. Rayne hit some forearm strikes and then delivered a Dropkick for a two count.

Madison and Tay battled to the top turnbuckle. Tay hit a Backbreaker and Madison fell to the mat. Melo posed in the ring as Rampage went to a break. When Rampage returned, Tay connected with a Suplex and both wrestlers fell to the canvas.

Rayne hit a Neckbreaker and went for the cover but Melo powered out at two. Rayne caught Tay with a couple of jabs and perched her up on the top turnbuckle. Madison hit a Cutter off the top rope and went for the cover but Melo kicked out at the last moment.

Tay hit a slam and went for the cover but Madison kicked out at two. Madison hit a Back Body Drop and then a Clothesline for another two count. Tay knocked Rayne to the corner and unloaded some strikes. Madison battled back with some strikes of her won but Tay responded with a knee to the face. Melo followed it up with the TayKO for the pinfall victory.

Ethan Page Vowed to Win the Tournament & the Title at Winter is Coming

Ethan Page was interviewed backstage about The Firm attacking MJF. Ethan claimed that MJF decided to change the plans and that he can do everything by himself and “the right way”. Page noted that The Firm made MJF the #1 contender and were going to make him AEW World Champion. Ethan stated that he is entered into the World Eliminator tournament and vowed to walk out of Dynamite: Winter is Coming.

Wardlow Retained, Powerhouse Hobbs & The Embassy Attacked

Wardlow defended the TNT Championship against Matt Taven in the main event of this week’s Rampage. Taven drove the champion to the corner and hit a couple of chops to start off the action. Matt connected with a Dropkick and posed in the ring.

Wardlow leveled Taven with a headbutt and then launched him across the ring. The TNT Champion knocked the challenger to the outside and followed him out there. Wardlow bounced Matt’s head off the ring apron and then slammed him into the ring post.

The champion sent Taven into the barricade and fired up the crowd. Maria Kanellis was shown distracting the referee. Mike Bennett hit Wardlow with a cheap shot and Taven followed it up with a Suicide Dive. Bennett sent Wardlow into the steel steps before the action returned to the ring.

Taven climbed to the top rope and hit a Splash on Wardlow’s knee and posed in the ring once again as Rampage went to the final commercial break of the night. When Rampage returned, Wardlow reached the ropes to break up a submission hold.

The challenger focuses his attack on Wardlow’s injured knee and taunted the champion while doing so. Wardlow battled back but Taven booted him in the knee. Matt followed it up with a running knee to the face and went for the cover but Wardlow powered out at two.

Taven climbed to the top turnbuckle and went for a Stomp but Wardlow got out of the way. Wardlow hit an F10 on one leg but Taven shrugged it off. Wardlow leveled him with a Clothesline and followed it up with a Belly to Belly throw. The champ hit a Spinebuster and fired up the crowd. Wardlow set up for a Powerbomb but Maria distracted him. Wardlow then delivered a massive Powerbomb but didn’t go for the cover. Maria pounded on the mat for Taven to get up but it wasn’t going to happen.

Wardlow hit another Powerbomb and then stared at Bennett. Wardlow delivered a couple more Powerbombs for the pinfall victory. Wardlow is still the TNT Champion. After the match, Mike Bennett attacked Wardlow from behind. ROH TV Champion Samoa Joe rushed to the ring and beat Bennett & Taven down as the crowd chanted “Joe!”.

Powerhouse Hobbs then showed up and walked down to the ring. The Embassy then attacked from behind and beat Wardlow & Samoa Joe down. Brian Cage leveled Samoa Joe with a Clothesline. Powerhouse Hobbs planted Wardlow with a Spinebuster and posed with the TNT Championship to close the show. Brian Cage posed with the ROH TV title as well as Rampage went off the air.

Posted October 28th, 2022 in Results. Tagged: .

5 Takeaways From AEW Rampage (10/21): All-Atlantic Title Match,The Acclaimed, Willow Nightingale, Hook

AEW Rampage aired live this week from Daily’s Place in Jacksonville, Florida. The Acclaimed battled the Varsity Athletes in a Title vs. Trademark match. Hook defended the FTW Championship, Willow Nightingale signed with AEW, and Orange Cassidy defended the All-Atlantic Championship in the main event.

AEW Rampage Results

  • The Acclaimed def. Varsity Athletes (Title vs. Trademark)
  • Hook def. Ari Daivari to retain the FTW Championship
  • Willow Nightingale def. Leila Grey
  • Orange Cassidy def. Preston Vance & Rush in a Triple Threat match to retain the All-Atlantic Championship

Here are the takeaways from this week’s show:

The Acclaimed Can Scissor Once Again

AEW World Tag Team Champions The Acclaimed (Max Caster & Anthony Bowens) battled The Varsity Athletes (Tony Nese & Josh Woods) in a Title versus Trademark match. Mark Sterling had recently trademarks the term “scissoring” in regards to wrestling and The Acclaimed put the titles on the line in order to win it back.

Josh Woods tagged in and hit Bowens with a forearm to the face and followed it up with a knee strike. Tony tagged back in and hit a Neckbreaker for a two count. The Acclaimed battled back and Bowens knocked Woods to the outside with a flurry of strikes.

Max Caster tagged in as Bowens connected with a slam. Caster climbed to the top turnbuckle and delivered the Mic Drop Elbow Drop for the pinfall victory. After the match, Mark Sterling said he still has the contract but Billy Gunn snuck up from behind. The Acclaimed then stomped on Mark’s groin and Bowens followed it up with a Leg Drop. Billy Gunn ripped up the trademark and scissored with the champions.

Hook Retained The FTW Championship

FTW Champion Hook put the title on the line against Ari Daivari of the Trust Busters. Daivari offered Hook cash for the title but Hook wasn’t interested. Hook connected with an Exploder Suplex but the challenger battled back. Daivari stomped on Hook in the corner and followed it up with a lariat.

The butler distracted Hook and Daivari hit a Superkick for a near fall. Hook caught Daivari on the apron and dragged him back into the middle of the ring. Hook applied Redrum for the submission victory and retained the FTW Championship. Hook then got the butler in Redrum as well after the match.

Matt Hardy Rapped

Matt Hardy asked The Firm where Private Party was and Stokely Hathaway said they sent them to wrestling school. Stokely then informed Matt that he got him a match on AEW Dark on Monday night. Hardy then rapped and it was so bad that The Firm walked away in silence.

Willow Nightingale Picked Up a Win & Is All Elite

Willow Nightingale battled Leila Grey tonight on AEW Dynamite. Nightingale chased Grey around the ring and got distracted by Kiera Hogan. Kiera hit Willow with a cheap shot as Grey distracted the referee.

When Rampage returned from a break, Nightingale hit a boot to the face and followed it up with a Spinebuster for a two count. Willow followed it up with a Powerbomb for the pinfall victory. After the match, it was announced that Willow Nightingale has signed with All Elite Wrestling. Willow was supposed to face Penelope Ford tonight but she was not cleared due to an injury.

TBS Champion Jade Cargill made her way to the ring without her title because Nyla Rose stole it from her. Jade took a seat on a chair in the middle of the ring and gave Nyla ten seconds to bring her title back. Nyla, Marina Shafir, and Vickie Guerrero were shown driving away from Daily’s Place with the title. Jade sent The Baddies after them and continued to just sit and wait in the ring. Cargill started leveling security as the came down the entrance ramp.

Orange Cassidy Retained The All-Atlantic Championship

Orange Cassidy defended the All-Atlantic Championship against Rush and Preston Vance tonight in a Triple Threat match. Mark Henry interviewed the competitors before the match as usual. Brodie Lee Jr. (-1) accompanied Preston Vance (10) to the entrance ramp before the match.

Cassidy brought the title to the ring in a backpack. Danhausen was ringside for the match as well. Rush sent 10 into the barricade to start off the action as Jose the Assistant offered him some water.

Rush beat the hell out of Preston and choked him with a cable he found under the ring. He then choked Orange Cassidy as well and posed for the booing crowd. Preston battled back with some chops to the chest. Orange Cassidy went for a Suicide Dive but they caught him. Rush and Preston tried to slam Orange Cassidy through the table but it didn’t break. Rush then sent 10 through the table during the commercial break.

When Rampage returned, Danhausen hit Jose the Assistant with a low blow. Rush leveled Cassidy and Danhausen to knock them out of the ring. Rush connected with an Exploder Suplex that launched Cassidy into the turnbuckle. Preston hit Rush with a series of Clotheslines and then a Spinebuster. Vance connected with a big Clothesline on Cassidy and went for the cover but Rush broke it up at two.

10 unloaded some chops in the corner of the ring but Rush shrugged them off. Rush started to rip away at Preston’s mask but turned around into an Orange Punch from the champion. Rush tumbled out of the ring as Cassidy rolled up Preston Vance for the pinfall victory. Orange Cassidy is still the All-Atlantic Champion. Rush pointed at Cassidy after the match as he posed with Danhausen in the ring.

Rampage went off the air with a message from Tony Khan to Brian Muster. He was AEW’s lead video engineer for the company and sadly passed away recently.

Posted October 21st, 2022 in Results. Tagged: .

6 Takeaways From AEW Rampage (10/14): FTR & Shawn Spears, Jon Moxley, Former WWE Stars Debut

AEW Rampage aired tonight on TNT from Toronto, Canada. FTR and Shawn Spears battled The Embassy in a Trios match in tonight’s main event. Blackpool Combat Club were in action against The Butcher & The Blade tonight as well.

Rampage Results

  • Blackpool Combat Club def. The Butcher & The Blade
  • Nyla Rose def. Anna Jay
  • Ethan Page def. Isiah Kassidy
  • FTR & Shawn Spears def. The Embassy

Here are the takeaways from this week’s show:

Blackpool Combat Club Picked Up A Win

AEW World Champion Jon Moxley & Claudio Castagnoli of The Blackpool Combat Club battled The Butcher & The Blade tonight on Rampage. Butcher and Blade controlled the action early but eventually Blackpool Combat Club battled back. Moxley hit Blade with a Cutter and followed it up with a Piledriver. Claudio hit the Nuetralizer on Butcher for the pinfall victory.

After the match, Jon grabbed a microphone and cut a promo on Hangman Page. Moxley said if Hangman doesn’t step up on Tuesday before handing the microphone to Claudio. Castagnoli added that Hangman will get stepped on if he doesn’t step up. Jon will defend the AEW World Championship on a special Tuesday night edition of Dynamite on the 18th.

Keith Lee Warned Swerve Strickland

Swerve Strickland and Keith Lee were interviewed backstage by Renee Paquette. Keith told Swerve that he represents him and wondered why he needed to cheat to beat Billy Gunn. Lee added that Strickland is “swerving into the wrong lane”.

Chris Jericho Will Defend The ROH Title Against Dalton Castle Next Week

JAS made their way to the ring to celebrate Chris Jericho defeating Bryan Danielson for the ROH Championship. Menard said his nipples get hard because JAS is going to be together forever. Anna Jay then introduced Daniel Garcia as the crowd loudly chanted his name.

Daniel stated that Jericho has always said that sports entertainers are superior and it took him some time to realize it. The crowd once again chanted “you’re a wrestler!” and Garcia claimed that he will never be a pro wrestler. Garcia claimed that Jericho taught him how to win while Danielson taught him about having heart. Daniel said that sports entertainers beat pro wrestlers every single time. Garcia announced that he was a sports entertainer before Jericho grabbed the microphone.

Chris said he was the greatest “Ring of Jericho champion” ever and vowed to beat every single ROH Champion that has ever existed. The ROH 6-Man Tag Team Champions Dalton Castle and The Boys interrupted. The crowd loudly chanted for Dalton as he claimed that it made him sick seeing the title around “silly little goose” Chris Jericho’s waist. Castle noted that he broke his back for that title and he’s willing to break Chris’ back as well. Dalton said he’s got “peacock power” and challenged Jericho to a title match next week. Jericho accepted and vowed to pull out Castle’s feathers one by one.

Nyla Rose Avoided Jade Cargill & Picked Up A Win

Nyla Rose battled Anna Jay tonight on Rampage. Matt Menard, Angelo Parker, and Marina Shafir were ringside for the match. Shafir had Jade Cargill’s TBS Championship that Nyla stole. Rose dominated the match early with a couple of Body Slams and then a Leg Drop for a near fall. Jay tried to battled back but Rose planted her with the Beast Bomb for the pinfall victory. Jade Cargill rushed to the ring and beat AEW security down as Nyla ran away with the title.

Ethan Page Dominated

Ethan Page battled Isiah Kassidy of Private Party tonight on Rampage. Ethan absolutely dominated the match and hit the Ego’s Edge for the pinfall victory. The Firm now controls the contracts Private Party and Matt Hardy.

FTR & Shawn Spears def. The Embassy, Mike Bennett, Maria Kanellis & Matt Taven Debuted

FTR & Shawn Spears battled The Embassy in a 6-man tag team match tonight on AEW Rampage. Kaun and Spears started off the action and Shawn took control. Spears did the “10” pose several times before Rampage went to a break. During the commercial, The Embassy battled back and isolated Spears in the corner of the ring.

When Rampage returned, Spears tried to crawl to the corner but Kaun stopped him. Shawn booted Kaun away and tagged in Dax Harwood. Dax hit a Spinebuster as a loud “FTR!” chant broke out in the crowd. Brian Cage entered the ring and leveled Harwood with a Clothesline for a near fall.

Cage tagged in and hit an Elbow Drop but Spears broke it up at two and the match continued. Toa Liona got sent out of the ring as Brian beat Dax down. Kaun tagged back in and went for a Suplex but Wheeler caught his tag team partner. FTR tripped up Cage and Kaun and applied a couple of Sharpshooters in the middle of the ring.

Spears then dragged Prince Nana into the ring and locked in a Sharpshooter on his as well before Toa Liona broke it up. Toa planted Dax with a Uranage. Liona went for a shoulder tackle outside the ring but FTR got out of the way and Toa crashed into the steel steps. Spears then planted Cage with a DDT outside the ring.

Back in the ring, Kaun rolled Harwood and grabbed the ropes for leverage. Cash broke it up and FTR hit the Big Rig on Kaun. Spears followed it up with C4 for the pinfall victory.

After the match, former WWE Superstars Mike Bennett and Maria Kanellis arrived at the end of the show. Maria stated ROH was build on their backs and they never get the credit they deserve.

Kanellis introduced Matt Taven and Mike Bennett as The Kingdom. The Embassy attacked from behind as Bennett and Taven made their way to the ring. ROH TV Champion Samoa Joe and TNT Champion Wardlow made their way to the ring as the heels retreated to close the show.

Posted October 14th, 2022 in Results. Tagged: .

5 Takeaways From AEW Rampage (10/7): Trios Championship Match, Blackpool Combat Club, The Acclaimed

AEW Rampage aired live tonight in Washington DC. Death Triangle defended the Trios Championships against Dark Order in tonight’s main event. Blackpool Combat Club competed in a Trios Match as well against Rush & Private Party.

Rampage Results

  • Blackpool Combat Club def. Rush & Private Party in a Trios Match
  • Tony Nese & Josh Woods Picked Up A Victory
  • Anna Jay & Tay Melo def. Skye Blue & Madison Rayne
  • Death Triangle def. Dark Order to retain the Trios Championships

Here are the takeaways from this week’s AEW Rampage:

Blackpool Combat Club Picked Up A Win

AEW World Champion Jon Moxley, Wheeler Yuta, and Claudio Castagnoli battled Rush, Marq Quen, and Isiah Kassidy in a Trios match. The Firm was shown in the front row.

Wheeler and Claudio dominated the action early and isolated Marq of Private Party in the ring. His tag team partner, Isiah Kassidy tagged in and hit Wheeler with an Arm Drag. Yuta responded with one of his own and then applied a Stretch Muffler submission hold in the middle of the ring.

Yuta went for a Dropkick but Kassidy retreated to the ropes. Moxley and Rush tagged in and Rush sent the champion into the turnbuckle with an Exploder Suplex as Rampage went to a commercial break.

When Rampage returned, Claudio and Kassidy tagged in. The former ROH Champion delivered a few uppercuts to Kassidy and followed it up with a big boot to the face. Claudio went for The Swing but Quen broke it up. Castagnoli lifted Marq onto his shoulders and spun Kassidy around at the same time in the Swing in an epic moment.

Moxley hit Rush with a Cutter. Private Party hit the champion with a couple of Superkicks. Wheeler hit a Splash onto Private Party and followed it up with another one on Kassidy. Yuta went for the cover but Rush broke it up at two. Jon hit a Clothesline and followed it up with a Suicide Dive onto Rush outside the ring.

Kassidy went for a DDT but Claudio countered into a big uppercut. Wheeler hit a Neckbreaker and followed it up with an Armbar on Quen for the submission victory. Blackpool Combat Club celebrated in the ring after the match.

Tony Nese & Josh Woods Picked Up A Win, The Acclaimed Appeared

The Varsity Blonds (Brian Pillman Jr. and Griff Garrison) battled Tony Nese and Josh Woods in a tag team match. Varsity Blonds isolated Tony Nese in the ring early and beat him down. Josh Woods tagged in and and blasted Griff with a knee strike to the face. Back in the ring, Woods and Nese followed it up with a Neckbreaker/Slam combo for the pinfall victory. A frustrated Arn Anderson was shown backstage during the match.

After the bell, Mark Sterling cut a promo in the ring. Mark said he trademarked to the term “Varsity” for professional wrestling. Sterling stated that Varsity Blonds can never use the name and Nese & Woods are now the “Varsity Athletes”. AEW Tag Team Champions The Acclaimed interrupted and Caster rapped about stomping Smart Mark and The Varsity Athletes in the nuts as the heels retreated.

Anna Jay & Tay Melo Picked Up A Win

Jericho Appreciation Society’s Anna Jay and Tay Melo battled Madison Rayne & Skye Blue in a tag team match tonight. Madison got Tay in a Headlock in the middle of the ring to start off the action.

Skye tagged in and hit Tay with a Dropkick to the face for a two count. Anna tagged in and booted Skye in the ribs. Anna went for an elbow strike but Skye dodged it. Tay tripped Skye up on the ring apron and delivered a kick to her face. Tay and Anna Jay posed on the ring apron as Rampage went to a commercial break.

When Rampage returned, Jericho Appreciation Society isolated Sky Blue into the ring. Tay booted Skye in the face and Anna applied the Queen Slayer submission for the pinfall victory.

Swerve Strickland Warned Billy Gunn

Swerve Strickland cut a backstage promo on Billy Gunn ahead of their match next week on Dynamite. Strickland vowed to hurt Billy next week. He said “Daddy Ass” will be known as “Daddy Time” going forward because time comes for us all, and he’s the clock.

Death Triangle Retained

Death Triangle (PAC, Pentagon Jr., and Rey Fenix) defended the Trios Championships against Dark Order in the main event of this week’s Rampage. Mark Henry interviewed both teams ahead of the main event.

Dark Order hit some Suicide Dives as Rey Fenix hit a Hurricanrana on 10 in the middle of the ring. Alex Reynolds and John Silver of Dark Order caught Fenix and slammed him to the canvas. Silver followed it up with a Suplex and tagged in Reynolds. Alex connected with a slam and then an Elbow Drop for a two count. Silver and Penta traded punches in the middle of the ring as Rampage went to a break.

When Rampage returned, Rey Fenix somehow orchestrated John Silver into hitting a Powerbomb on Reynolds by accident. Rey Fenix hit a big Crossbody off the top turnbuckle and sent Silver flying onto 10 into the corner with a Death Valley Driver. It didn’t look right and Silver fell out of the ring as 10 went to check on him.

Thankfully, Silver was fine and was treated to a Superkick to the face from Penta as the All-Atlantic Champion hit a Northern Lights Suplex on Reynolds for a near fall. Death Triangle isolated Alex in the ring and took turns putting the boots to him. PAC followed it up with a Suplex and Reynolds crawled to the corner.

Pac hit him with a running uppercut and went for the cover but Alex kicked out at two. Fenix tagged in and planted Reynolds with a Spinebuster. Penta followed it up with a Dropkick off the top rope to Reynold’s groin. Penta then tagged in and continued to beat Reynolds down.

Penta locked in a submission hold before hitting Reynolds with a chop to the chest on the ropes. Pac got back into the action and ripped Reynolds to the canvas. Pac delivered a knee strike to his face and posed for the crowd. The action spilled out of the ring and Pac planted Alex with a Suplex on the floor as Rampage went to the final commercial break of the night.

When Rampage returned, Reynolds battled back with a Clothesline as Silver and 10 pleaded for a tag. 10 and Penta tagged in. 10 unloaded some lariats and sent Lucha Bros down with a double Clothesline. 10 followed it up with a couple of Spinebusters and posed for the crowd.

Death Triangle leveled 10 with a Superkick as Jim Ross yelled about the referee allowing three men in the ring at the same time. Penta unloaded some strikes on 10 but he responded with a slam. John Silver and Pac then tagged in and traded punches. Pac hit a German Suplex but Silver hopped right up.

Silver hit a Brainbuster and went for the cover but Pac powered out at the last moment. The All-Atlantic Champion escaped and tagged in Rey. Silver hit a Clothesline and Dark Order knocked Pac and Penta to the floor. Fenix battled back and went for a double Cutter but Dark Order blocked it. Dark Order hit a big Back Body Drop for a near fall and the match continued. Reynolds tagged in and perched Fenix on the top rope. Fenix escaped and hit a Hurricanrana. Penta tagged in and hit a Slingblade on Reynolds. Penta hit a Backstabber on Silver but John responded with a boot to the face. 10 hit a big Clothesline but Pac broke it up at two as the crowd chanted “this is awesome!”.

Jose the Assistant showed up on the entrance ramp and distracted Dark Order. Rush gave Pac the hammer he used to defeat Orange Cassidy recently. Pac bashed Reynolds in the face with it as Fenix took out Dark Order with a Crossbody. Pac applied the Brutalizer on Reynolds for the victory as Alex was passed out.

Posted October 7th, 2022 in Results. Tagged: .

8 Takeaways From AEW Rampage (9/30): The Acclaimed Defend Titles, Rush vs. John Silver, Jamie Hayter

AEW Rampage was taped Wednesday night in Philadelphia after Dynamite. The Acclaimed put their AEW Tag Team Championships on the line tonight. Rush battled John Silver of the Dark Order in the main event.

Rampage Results

  • The Acclaimed def. Butcher & Blade, Private Party to retain the AEW Tag Team Championships
  • Lee Moriarty def. Fuego del Sol
  • Jamie Hayter def. Willow Nightingale
  • Rush def. John Silver

Here are the takeaways from this week’s show:

The Acclaimed Retained

The Acclaimed defended their AEW Tag Team Championships in a 3-Way tag team match against Butcher and Blade and Private Party (Isiah Kassidy & Marq Quen) in the first match of Rampage.

Bowens and Kassidy shook hands to start off the match. Bowens drove Kassidy to the corner and Caster tagged in. Max put the boots to Kassidy before leveling him with a Dropkick in the middle of the ring.

Quem tagged in and Bowens hit him with a Leg Drop to the groin. Butcher and Blade rushed into the ring and attacked both teams. Butcher and Blade isolated Bowens and beat him down.

When Rampage returned from a break, Blade connected with a Powerslam on Bowens. Butcher tagged in and hit a Leg Drop for a two count as Matt Hardy was shown watching the match backstage.

Butcher hit a Back Body Drop on Bowens but ran into a kick from Quen. Marq hit Blade with a Crossbody as Kassidy dropped Butcher with a Cutter. Quen followed it up with an insane flip onto Butcher outside the ring. Private Party hit a Senton/Neckbreaker combo but Caster broke it up at two.

Kassidy hit a Crossbody onto Butcher and Blade outside the ring. Max Caster then followed it up with a Crossbody of his own onto all three of them. Bowens hit a slam and Caster followed it up with the Mic Drop (Elbow Drop) on Blade for the pinfall victory. The Acclaimed are still the AEW Tag Team Champions. It was also announced that Wednesday night is “National Scissoring Day” on Dynamite.

The Firm Mocked FTR, Andrade To Put His Career On The Line

The Firm was interviewed backstage this week on Rampage. The Gunn Club poked fun at FTR holding titles that they do not care about and said they wanted the AEW Tag Team Championships. Gunn Club added that FTR have been holding onto their #1 contendership for “like 8 years” and have yet to make moves.

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In a backstage segment, Andrade El Idolo confronted Hangman Page and Dark Order. El Idolo rolled footage of Hangman eliminating 10 during the Golden Ticket Battle Royal. He challenged 10 to a match and said he will have to take off his match if he loses. 10 upped the stakes and made it a Career vs. Mask match. Tony Khan took to Twitter to make the match official for next week’s Rampage.

Nyla Rose Confronted Jade Cargill

TBS Champion Jade Cargill was interviewed backstage but was quickly interrupted by Nyla Rose and Vickie Guerrero. Vickie pointed out that the last time Jade battled Nyla Rose she didn’t pin her. Cargill told Nyla she will give her a match but on her time.

Lee Moriarty Dominated

The Firm’s Lee Moriarty battled Fuego Del Sol tonight on Rampage. Stokely Hathaway and W. Morrissey were ringside for the match. Lee picked up the quick submission victory with the Border City Stretch.

After the match, W. Morrissey followed it up with a Chokeslam after the match. The Firm then informed Andrade El Idolo of some “contract tampering” regarding Matt Hardy and Private Party backstage.

Jamie Hayter def. Willow Nightingale

Willow Nightingale battled Jamie Hayter on tonight’s edition of AEW Rampage. Britt Baker and Rebel were ringside for the match. Willow tackled Jamie to the canvas and unloaded a bunch of headbutts right away. Nightingale connected with a Body Slam and followed it up with a Senton.

Willow hit a Splash and went for the cover but Jamie powered out at two. Nightingale connected with a Northern Lights Suplex and another Splash in the corner. Jamie caught Willow with a big boot as Britt danced around outside the ring. Hayter hit Double Knees to the face as the crowd chanted her name.

When Rampage returned from a commercial break, Hayter connected with a kick for a two count. Willow responded with a shoulder tackle that sent Jamie tumbling out of the ring. Nightingale rolled Jamie in the ring and scared Britt and Rebel away. Hayter stomped on Willow as she was getting back into the ring and then hit an uppercut.

Hayter sent Willow to the ropes but Nightingale connected with a Death Valley Driver for a close two count. Nightingale climbed to the top rope but Britt distracted her. Jamie hit a German Suplex and then the a big lariat for the pinfall victory.

Hook Choked Out Ryan Nemeth, Trustbusters Appeared

FTW Champion Hook interrupted Ryan Nemeth tonight on Rampage. Hook hopped in the ring and leveled him with a Clothesline. He launched Ryan across the ring before clubbing him across the face several times with forearm strikes.

Hook then choked Nemeth out with Redrum as the crowd cheered. Hook then exited with the FTW Championship as the Trustbusters left a present for him on the entrance ramp.

Wardlow & Samoa Joe Warned Everyone

ROH TV Champion Samoa Joe and TNT Champion Wardlow cut a promo backstage during this week’s episode of Ramage. They stated that together, the power, mayhem, and chaos are limitless. Samoa Joe added that “WarJoe” is standing before you and claimed that anyone that gets in their way will fall.

Rush def. John Silver

Rush battled John Silver in the main event of tonight’s Rampage. Before the match, Mark Henry interviewed the competitors in split screen.

Rush connected with a shoulder tackle to start off the action. Silver caught Rush with an uppercut and knocked him out of the ring. Johnny Hungy posed for the crowd as Alex Reynolds pounded on the mat to fire him up. Rush battled back as Andrade El Idolo applauded ringside. Rampage went to the final commercial break of the night with Rush in control.

When Rampage returned, Rush and Silver traded strikes. Johnny connected with a German Suplex but Rush hopped right up. Silver hit another one and fired up the crowd. John connected with a Powerbomb and went for the cover but Rush kicked out and the main event continued.

Rush hit a Northern Lights Suplex and went for the cover but Silver kicked out at the last moment. Andrade shouted at Rush to put Silver away and he started taunting him. Rush slapped Silver in the face and John got angry. Silver and Rush traded forearm strikes to the face in the middle of the ring.

They then started trading chops and Rush got the better of the exchange. Silver went for a Clothesline but Rush blocked it. John connected with a Brainbuster and went for the cover but Rush powered out at two. Jose hopped on the ring apron but Reynolds took him down. Andrade hopped on the ring apron and distracted Silver. Rush capitalized with a running forearm to the face and then a Dropkick to the face for the pinfall victory.

After the match, Andrade and Rush attacked. Dark Order made the save and beat them down in the ring. Butcher and Blade joined the party but Hangman Adam Page evened the odds. Hangman hit Jose with the Buckshot Lariat to close the show as Rush retreated. Hangman Page will battle Jon Moxley for the AEW Championship on October 19th. Hangman versus Rush was announced for next week’s Dynamite.

Posted September 30th, 2022 in Results. Tagged: .

7 Takeaways From AEW Rampage Grand Slam (9/23): Battle Royale, Action Bronson & Hook, Starks vs. Hobbs

AEW Rampage Grand Slam was taped Wednesday night at Arthur Ashe stadium in New York. A number one contender was crowned in the Golden Ticket Battle Royal, Action Bronson stepped into the ring, The Great Muta showed up, and Ricky Starks battled Powerhouse Hobbs in an All Out rematch in the main event.

Rampage Grand Slam Results

  • Sting & Darby Allin def. House of Black
  • Hook & Action Bronson def. Angelo Parker & Matt Menard
  • Samoa Joe & Wardlow def. Tony Nese & Josh Woods
  • Sammy Guevara def. Eddie Kingston via DQ
  • Jade Cargill def. Diamante to retain the TBS Championship
  • Hangman Page won the Golden Ticket Battle Royale & Will face Jon Moxley for the AEW Title on October 18th
  • Ricky Starks def. Powerhouse Hobbs in a Lights Out match

Here are the takeaways from this week’s special edition of Rampage:

The Great Muta Helped Darby Allin & Sting

House of Black (Brody King, Buddy Matthews) battled Darby Allin & Sting tonight at Rampage Grand Slam. Darby hit a Coffin Drop off the top of the tunnel on Buddy. He went for another Coffin Drop on Brody but he caught him with a chokehold. Darby tried to escape and both men fell off the stage and through a table below as Julia Hart angrily walked around with a giant hat on.

Brody King then handcuffed Sting and sat him up on a chair. The lights went out and The Great Muta arrived. The Great Muta spit green mist in Buddy’s face and Sting followed it up with the Scorpion Death Drop for the pinfall vitory.

Hook & Action Bronson Picked Up A Win

Hook and Action Bronson battled Angelo Parker and Matt Menard tonight on Rampage Grand Slam. Hook knocked Angelo Parker to the canvas to begin the action. Menard and Bronson tagged in and had a stare down. Bronson hit a massive shoulder tackle and then a Splash onto Daddy Magic and Cool Ang in the corner.

Hook tagged back in and delivered a Suplex to Parker. He went for a submission hold but Matt broke it up. Parker battled back and beat the FTW Champion down in the corner. The JAS members took turns beating Hook down and kept him isolated in the corner as Action Bronson waited for a tag.

Bronson got the tag and started dishing out Clotheslines. Action hit Parker with a Running Powerslam but Menard attacked him from behind. Bronson hit another big shoulder tackle and tagged in Hook. The FTW Champion leveled Matt with a Clothesline and hit Parker with an Exploder Suplex. Hook applied Redrum and Action Bronson locked it in at the same time and Parker and Menard tapped out.

Wardlow & Samoa Joe def. Tony Nese & Josh Woods

ROH TV Champion Samoa Joe and TNT Champion Wardow teamed up at Rampage Grand Slam to battle Josh Woods and Tony Nese. Wardlow appeared to hurt his knee during the match. Samoa Joe was unbothered and beat the hell out of Nese and Woods. Joe connected with the Muscle Buster on Tony for the pinfall victory. The heels attacked after the match but Joe and Wardlow fought them off. The TNT Champion delivered some Powerbombs to Mark Sterling to end the segment.

Jungle Boy def. Rey Fenix, Luchasaurus Attacked

Jungle Boy battled Rey Fenix tonight at Rampage Grand Slam. The action started off back and forth until both wrestlers fell to the outside. Rey was the first up as Rampage went to a commercial break. The two continued to trade punches during the break and the action returned to the ring.

When Rampage Grand Slam returned, Fenix and Jungle Boy continued trading strikes. Fenix hit a knee to the face and followed it up with a Cutter for a near fall. Rey hit a crazy springboard Crossbody but couldn’t keep Jungle Boy down for a count of three.

Jungle Boy battled back with a Sunset Flip Powerbomb and a running knee strike to the head for a two count. Fenix hit a kick to the face and went for a Brainbuster but Jungle Boy countered into a roll-up for the pinfall victory.

After the match, Luchasaurus attacked Jungle Boy from behind and Christian Cage cut a promo on him. Christian had his arm in a sling during the promo.

Sammy Guevara def. Eddie Kingston In Controversial Fashion

Eddie Kingston battled Sammy Guevara tonight on Rampage Grand Slam. Kingston lit up Sammy’s chest with some chops and went for a Powerbomb off the ring apron. Sammy countered into a Back Body Drop that sent Guevara to the floor.

Back from a commercial, the action had returned to the ring and Guevara hit a springboard Cutter for a near fall. Sammy went for another one but Eddie was ready for it this time. Kingston connected with an Exploder Suplex and went for Backfist to the Future but Sammy dodged it. Eddie hit another Exploder that sent Sammy flying across the ring.

Kingston followed it up with Backfist to the Future but one wasn’t enough. Tay Melo looked on in horror as Eddie hit another Backfist. Kingston hit a third but still didn’t go for the cover. Eddie applied a submission but Sammy was out and referee Bryce Remsburg called for the bell. Kingston wouldn’t let go of the hold until several security guards rushed the ring. Kingston started attacking them all as Sammy and Tay exited the ring. It was announced that Sammy actually won the match because Eddie was disqualified for not letting go of the hold.

Jade Cargill Retained The TBS Championship

Jade Cargill defended the TBS Championship against Diamante. Rapper Trina accompanied Diamante to the entrance ramp. Cargill dominated the action early and went for a Powerbomb but Diamante escaped. Jade leveled Diamante with a pump kick to the face and the champ posed for the crowd. The challenger connected with a Dropkick that sent Jade tumbling out of the ring. Diamante climbed to the middle turnbuckle and went for a Crossbody. Jade caught her and slammed Diamante on the ring apron.

The champion hobbled back into the ring and delivered some more kicks to Diamante. Cargill planted Diamante with Jaded for the pinfall victory. Jade Cargill remains undefeated and is still the TBS Champion. Trina shoved Diamante over after the match and posed with Jade.

Hangman Page Won Golden Ticket Battle Royale

The Golden Ticket Battle Royal aired tonight on Rampage. Dalton Castle was about to be eliminated but The Boys caught him. Castle and The Boys then eliminated Brian Cage. Matt Hardy and Private Party reunited for a bit and were quickly eliminated by Rush and The Butcher.

Hangman Adam Page eliminated The Butcher as John Silver and Rush traded punches in the ring. Pentagon Jr. tried to eliminate Jay Lethal but Satnamn Singh caught him. Jay sent Pentagon Jr. over the top rope for the elimination. Hangman launched Lethal over the top rope and were down to two wrestlers.

Page and Rush traded strikes in the middle of the ring. Rush ducked under a clothesline but Page caught him with a few forearm strikes. Rush sent Hangman over the top but he just barely hung on. Hangman dragged Rush to the apron with him and they traded chops. Rush set up for a Piledriver on the apron but Page countered into Dead Eye. Rush fell to the floor and Page won the Battle Royal. Hangman Page will battle Jon Moxley on the Oct. 18th Tuesday night edition of Dynamite for the AEW Championship.

Ricky Starks def. Powerhouse Hobbs

Powerhouse Hobbs squared off with Ricky Starks in a rematch from AEW All Out in the main event of Rampage Grand Slam. It was a Lights Out (No DQ) match. Mark Henry interviewed both wrestlers before the match.

Starks went after Hobbs right away and unloaded some punches. Powerhouse rolled out of the ring and Ricky chased after him. Starks connected with a Clothesline and then launched Hobbs into the steel steps.

The action returned to the ring with Starks in control. Hobbs battled back as Chris Jericho named him the Sports Entertainer of the week. Hobbs threw some weapons into the ring and bashed Starks with a chair as Rampage went to the final commercial break of the night.

Back from the break, Hobbs went for a Powerslam but Ricky escaped. Starks launched Hobbs into a steel chair and hit him with a Tornado DDT for a near fall. Hobbs set up a couple of chairs in the ring but Starks caught him with a low blow. Ricky put the chairs back to back and set up for the Roshambo. Powerhouse countered into a Back Body Drop and followed it up with a Powerslam on top of the steel chairs for a near fall.

Starks and Hobbs battled on the entrance ramp and near the tunnels. Ricky went for a Spear but Starks launched him into the tunnel. Hobbs ripped off a light from the tunnel and started following Ricky as he crawled down the entrance ramp. Hobbs swung the light but Ricky ducked and hit a Spear through the table. Ricky grabbed the beam and bashed Hobbs over the head with it. Starks followed it up with the Roshambo for the pinfall victory.

Posted September 24th, 2022 in Results. Tagged: , .

6 Takeaways From AEW Rampage (9/16): Samoa Joe Defends Title, Claudio Castagnoli & Chris Jericho

AEW Rampage aired tonight on TNT. The show was taped following Wednesday’s edition of AEW Dynamite. In addition to the takeaways below, Eddie Kingston called out Sammy Guevara before their match next week.

Rampage Results

  • Darby Allin def. Matt Hardy
  • Penelope Ford def. Willow Nightingale via submission
  • Ethan Page def. Danhausen
  • Samoa Joe def. Josh Woods to retain the ROH TV Championship

Here are the takeaways from this week’s show:

Darby Allin def. Matt Hardy, Match Announced For Next Week

Matt Hardy battled Darby Allin in the first match of the night. Hardy dominated the match early and launched Allin into the turnbuckle as Rampage went to a commercial break.

When Rampage returned, Allin rolled up Matt for a near fall. Darby connected with a Splash in the corner of the ring and grabbed his back in pain on impact. Matt connected with a Side Effect and went for the cover but Darby powered out at two. Matt hit a Powerbomb for another two count. Allin responded with the Last Supper for the pinfall victory.

After the match, Brody King attacked Matt Hardy and grabbed a microphone. Brody choked out Matt Hardy and challenged Darby and Sting to a match next week at Arthur Ashe. The lights went out and House of Black disappeared. House of Black (Brody King & Buddy Matthews) will face Sting and Darby next week.

Claudio Castagnoli Will Defend The ROH Championship Against Chris Jericho Next Week

Tony Schiavone interviewed ROH Champion Claudio Castagnoli and Wheeler Yuta in the ring. Claudio told Wheeler that the best lessons in life are learned when you lose in reference to Daniel Garcia beating him for the ROH Pure Championship last week. Castagnoli said he’s not surprised that it will be two members of the Blackpool Combat Club will be fighting for the AEW Championship because iron sharpens iron.

Chris Jericho interrupted and the crowd chanted “you tapped out!”. Chris said that the Jericho Appreciation Society is the symbol of excellence in AEW. Jericho stated he is a 7-time world champion and he should be competing for the AEW Championship. Claudio started up another “you tapped out!” chant. Jericho listed off all of his championships in his career but noted he’s never been Ring of Honor Champion. Jericho challenged Claudio for the Ring of Honor Championship this Wednesday at Arthur Ashe. Claudio accepted the challenge and vowed to beat the hell out of Jericho.

Penelope Ford Tapped Out Willow Nightingale

Willow Nightingale battled Penelope Ford tonight on Rampage. Kip Sabian accompanied Penelope to the ring for the match. Willow controlled the action early and hit a Crossbody for a near fall. Penelope battled back with a few elbow strikes and then dodged a wild Crossbody attempt from Nightingale. Ford hit a Dropkick and followed it up with Double Knees to the midsection as Rampage went to a commercial break.

When Rampage returned, Willow went for a Clothesline but Penelope dodged it. Ford climbed to the top rope but Willow got out of the way. Nightgale leveled Ford with a big shoulder tackle for a two count. Ford hit a big boot and then applied a submission for the victory.

Hangman Adam Page Apologized To Dark Order, Battle Royal Set For Next Week

Hangman Adam Page and Dark Order were interviewed backstage. Page apologized for screwing up at Dark Order. They will all be competing in a Battle Royal next week to crown the #1 contender for the AEW Championship. Rush interrupted and vowed to eliminate “all their asses” to end the promo.

Ethan Page Dominated Danhausen

Ethan Page battled Danhausen tonight on Rampage. Stokely Hathaway accompanied Ethan Page to the ring. Page knocked Danhausen to the mat and mocked his pose. Ethan delivered Ego’s Edge for the quick pinfall victory.

Samoa Joe Retained The ROH TV Championship

Samoa Joe defended the ROH TV Championship against Josh Woods in the main event of this week’s Rampage. Mark Henry interviewed both wrestlers in split screen before the match. Mark Sterling and Tony Nese accompanied Woods to the ring for the title match.

Joe went for a Neckbreaker but Woods blocked it. Josh and Samoa Joe traded forearms to the face in the middle of the ring. Woods unloaded some knee strikes but Joe dumped the challenger to the outside. Tony Nese got in a cheap shot while Mark Sterling distracted the referee. Josh applied an armbar as Rampage went to the final commercial break of the night.

When Rampage returned, Samoa Joe got Woods in the Coquina Clutch but Josh was able to escape. Joe hit an Atomic Drop, a big boot, and then a Senton for a near fall. Woods hit Joe with some uppercuts to his injured arm and sent Joe to the corner. The ROH TV Champion exploded out of the corner and hit a Powerslam for a two count.

Samoa Joe brought Woods to the corner and perched him up on the top turnbuckle. Joe set up for the Muscle Buster but Mark Sterling hopped on the apron. Woods capitalized with a knee to face and went for the cover but Joe kicked out at two. Josh drove Joe to the corner but the champ planted him with a Uranage. Samoa Joe followed it up with the Muscle Buster for the pinfall victory. Samoa Joe is still the ROH TV Champion.

Tony Nese and Josh Woods attacked after the match and beat Samoa Joe down in the corner. Mark Sterling grabbed the ROH TV Championship but Wardlow’s theme hit. The TNT Champion marched to the ring as Samoa Joe held onto Sterling. Wardlow set up to Powerbomb Mark Sterling but Tony Nese dragged him out of the ring. Wardlow and Samoa Joe stared at each other before toasting each other’s titles to close the show.

Posted September 16th, 2022 in Results. Tagged: .

5 Takeaways From AEW Rampage (9/9): ROH Title Match, Samoa Joe, Tournament of Champions, Miro

AEW Rampage was taped after Wednesday night’s Dynamite in the Keybank Arena in Buffalo, New York. Claudio Castagnoli defended the ROH Championship against Dax Harwood in the main event. Sammy Guevara and Darby Allin battled in the Grand Slam Tournament of Champions to crown a new AEW Champion.

Rampage Results

  • Sammy Guevara def. Darby Allin to advance to the semifinals of the tournament
  • Serena Deeb def. Madison Rayne via submission
  • Claudio Castagnoli def. Dax Harwood to retain the ROH Championship

Here are the takeaways from this week’s episode of AEW Rampage:

Sammy Guevara Will Face Jon Moxley In The Semifinals Of The AEW Championship Tournament Next Week

Sammy Guevara battled Darby Allin tonight in the tournament for the vacant AEW Championship. Tay Melo was ringside for the match. Darby took Sammy down to start off the action and applied a Headlock.

Guevara hit a Superplex but didn’t let go. Sammy went for another Suplex but both wrestlers wound up tumbling out of the ring. Darby went for a Suicide Dive but Tay stood in the way. Allin went for the dive anyway but Sammy countered into a Cutter on the floor as Rampage went to a commercial break.

When Dynamite returned, Darby took control and started bending back Sammy’s fingers like Pete Dunne. Tay hopped on the ring apron for a distraction and Sammy caught him with a knee strike. Sammy followed it up with a springboard Cutter for a near fall.

Sammy went for a Coffin Drop but Darby rolled out of the way. Allin climbed to the top rope and Anna Jay provided a distraction this time. Sammy capitalized with a low blow and then Powerbombed him to the mat. Sammy then hit the GTH for the pinfall victory.

ROH TV Championship Match Set For Next Week

ROH TV Champion (ROH doesn’t have a TV show at the moment) Samoa Joe made his way to the ring to a great reaction from the crowd. Joe said he’s open for business before he was interrupted by Mark Sterling. Mark noted that Tony Nese has more abs than Samoa Joe and claimed that Josh Woods deserves a title shot. Samoa Joe accepted but Mark delated the match until next week’s Rampage.

Opinion: The crowd let out an exhausted boo when Mark Sterling and the funky bunch interrupted. Samoa Joe versus Josh Woods might be great but there’s no momentum at all for the match following this segment.

Miro Wants The Title

Miro cut another ominous promo from a poorly lit room tonight on Rampage. He spoke about God, his wife, and complained about the “lesser” men battling for “his” title in the Grand Slam Tournament of Champions.

Serena Deeb def. Madison Rayne

Serena Deeb squared off against Madison Rayne tonight on AEW Rampage. Madison controlled the action early but Deeb battled back with a slam. Serena bashed Madison’s knee into the canvas several times before applying a Half Crab for the quick submission victory.

TBS Champion Jade Cargill was interviewed backstage and boasted about defeating Athena at AEW All Out. Jade challenged anyone on the roster and try to defeat her. The TBS Champion is currently 37-0 in AEW.

Claudio Castagnoli Retained The ROH Championship

Claudio Castagnoli defended the ROH Championship against Dax Harwood in the main event. William Regal accompanied Claudio to the ring. Mark Henry interviewed both wrestlers before the match. The action started out back and forth as Rampage went to a break.

When Rampage returned, Claudio launched Harwood into the ring post and the challenger fell to the floor outside the ring. Back in the ring, Claudio remained in control and locked in an Abdominal Stretch. Harwood countered into an armdrag but the champ shrugged it off and leveled Dax with a lariat for a near fall.

Harwood hit a slam and followed it up with a headbutt off the top rope for a two count. Claudio went for an uppercut but Dax blocked it. Harwood connected with a Powerbomb and went for the cover but Claudio was able to kick out and the match continued.

Dax connected with a German Suplex before perching Claudio up on the top turnbuckle. Harwood went for another Suplex but Castagnoli countered into a Crossbody for a near fall. Castagnoli got Harwood in The Swing for several rotations before locking in a Sharpshooter in the middle of the ring.

Harwood tried to crawl to the ropes but Claudio dragged him back to the center. Dax then escaped and locked in a Sharpshooter on the champion in the middle of the ring. Claudio escaped with several forearm shots to the face and got Dax back in the Sharpshooter for the submission victory. Claudio Castagnoli is still the ROH Champion. William Regal raised Dax’s hand and Harwood shook hands with Castagnoli to close the show.

Final Thoughts: AEW has a long way to go to get people invested in tuning into Rampage every week again. Tonight was a solid show and hopefully more stars are featured on Friday in addition to the changes moving forward.

What did you think of this week’s episode of AEW Rampage? Let us know in the comments section below.

Posted September 9th, 2022 in Results. Tagged: .

Major Change Coming to AEW Rampage for Next Two Months

AEW Rampage is set to go live for the next two months, according to the schedule for the show.

While Rampage airs on Fridays, the show is traditionally taped on Wednesday’s following the live AEW Dynamite.

According to the schedule, the majority of episodes after September 28, will be live rather than taped.

The exception to this is the October 13, taping of Rampage in Toronto, Canada, which will be aired on Thursday instead of Wednesday or Friday.

It has been speculated that the delay will be due to international travel from the United States to Canada.

This pattern will continue until the November 4, episode of AEW Rampage.

Making the Show Important

While AEW Rampage started strong last year, with Christian Cage beating Kenny Omega for the Impact World Championship on the debut episode, the show has lot a lot of steam since then.

During a media call leading up to the All Out pay-per-view, Tony Khan said that the fall of momentum was down to several stars being out of action (via Comicbook.com)

“A lot of the biggest stars in AEW have been out and the stars that I do have, I’ve had to put them on Dynamite every single week.”

Tony Khan on AEW Rampage losing momentum.

Khan added that Rampage will pick up momentum again with many stars coming back from injuries as of late.

It’s worth pointing out that Khan made these comments prior to All Out and before Kenny Omega, the Young Bucks, CM Punk, Ace Steel and others were removed due to their involvement in the post-show media scrum fight.

Posted September 9th, 2022 in AEW, News. Tagged: .

AEW Rampage Results (9/2/22): All Out Go-Home Show, Chris Jericho & Bryan Danielson, Trios Tournament

AEW Rampage aired live tonight from the NOW Arena in Chicago. The finals for the Trios Tournament at All Out were determined tonight. In addition to the takeaways below, AEW Tag Team Champions Swerve in Our Glory and The Acclaimed had a backstage promo ahead of their title match on Sunday.

AEW Rampage Results

  • Dark Order def. Best Friends to advance to the finals of the Trios Tournament
  • Rey Fenix def. Blake Christian
  • Ruby Soho & Ortiz def. Tay Melo & Sammy Guevara
  • Ricky Starks def. QT Marshall

Here are the takeaways from this week’s show:

Dark Order & Hangman Page Advanced to the finals of the Trios Tournament

Best Friends and Orange Cassidy battled Dark Ordner & Hangman Page in the Trios Tournament. The winning team will go on to face Kenny Omega and The Young Bucks this Sunday at All Out.

The match was a comedy act to start off with and Danhausen was ejected from ringside. Dark Order took control and mocked Best Friends by sharing a hug in the ring. Hangman got Chokeslammed through a table outside the ring. Back in the ring, Orange Cassidy hit Beach Break on John Silver for a near fall.

Hangman connected with Dead Eye on Cassidy and went for the cover but Chuck & Trent broke it up at two. Best Friends connected with Strong Zero outside the ring. Hangman went for the Buckshot Lariat but Cassidy countered with an Orange Punch out of nowhere. Everyone was brawling and John Silver rolled up up Chuck for the win. Dark Order w/Hangman Page will battle The Elite (Omega and The Young Bucks) in the finals of the Trios Tournament at All Out.

Later on Rampage, Dark Order and Hangman were interviewed backstage. Don Callis interrupted and mockingly congratulated them. Page said he liked where his head is at after leaving Matt and Nick Jackson (Young Bucks) behind.

Rey Fenix def. Blake Christian

Rey Fenix battled Blake Christian tonight on AEW Rampage. Blake got in some offense early but Fenix quickly responded with a Piledriver for the quick win.

Ruby Soho & Ortiz Won A Mixed Tag Team Match

Ruby Soho teamed up with Ortiz to battle Sammy Guevara and Tay Melo. Ortiz started off the action with some chops to Sammy’s chest. Soho tagged in and battled with Tay outside the ring as Rampage went to a break.

When Rampage returned, Guevara hit Ortiz with an Enziguri to the side of the head but Ortiz responded with a Powerslam. Soho tagged in and hit Tay with a series of headbutts. Sammy and Ortiz battled again as Tay planted Ruby with a DDT. Ortiz planted Sammy with a Suplex as Ruby rolled up Tay for the win.

Jade Cargill & Athena Traded Words

Mark Henry interviewed TBS Champion Jade Cargill and Athena backstage ahead of their title match this Sunday at All Out. Athena said JAde has a bad attitude and vowed to win the title at the PPV. They traded some more words before Athena stormed off.

FTR & Wardlow Are Ready For Their Trios Match

FTR and TNT Champion Wardlow made their way to the ring for a promo. Dax Harwood stated that his Trios match at All Out means a lot to him.

Satnam Singh, Sonjay Dutt, Jay Lethal, and Motor City Machine Guns interrupted. Harwood got the audience to chant “a**hole!” at them. Dutt responded by bringing up Dax’s daughter and called the eight-year-old a brat. Dax lost his mind and tried to run up the ramp but Wardlow and Wheeler held him back. FTR & Wardlow will battle Jay Lethal and MCMG at All Out in a Trios match.

Ricky Starks def. QT Marshall, Danielson & Jericho Stare Down

Ricky Starks battled QT Marshall in the main event of this week’s Rampage. Before the match, QT and Ricky were interviewed backstage. Ricky showed up at QT’s locker room and beat him down a bit. Mark Henry then appeared to say “its time for the main event” before the match began.

The crowd was heavily behind Ricky Starks for the match and the former FTW Champion hopped over the barricade to pose with them after beating QT down for several minutes. The action finally made it’s way to the ring and Marshall took control as Rampage went to a break.

When Rampage returned, QT kept trying to steal a victory but Ricky wouldn’t stay down. QT rolled Starks up and used the ropes for leverage but the referee caught him. Ricky battled back and hit the Roshambo for pinfall victory.

After the match, Powerhouse Hobbs rushed the ring and brawled with Ricky. AEW security sprinted down the entrance ramp to separate the two. Bryan Danielson then confronted Chris Jericho who was doing commentary for the show. Danielson and Jericho had a stare down as Rampage goes off the air. They will battle this Sunday at AEW All Out.

Posted September 2nd, 2022 in Results. Tagged: .

AEW Rampage Results (8/26/22): CM Punk Update, ROH Title Match, Sammy Guevara

AEW Rampage was taped following Dynamite this week in Cleveland. Claudio Castagnoli defended the ROH Championship against Dustin Rhodes in the main event.

Rampage Results (8/26)

  • Dark Order def. House of Black to advance in the Trios Tournament
  • Wardlow def. Ryan Nemeth to retain the TNT Championship
  • Sammy Guevara & Tay Conti def. Ortiz & Ruby Soho
  • Claudio Castagnoli def. Dustin Rhodes to retain the ROH Championship

Here are the takeaways from this week’s show:

Dark Order Advanced In Trios Tournament, Sting & Darby Allin Saved Miro

Dark Order faced House of Black in the Trios Tournament in the first match of the night. It was the semifinals of the Trios Tournament. Silver and Buddy Matthews battled to start off the match. Malakai Black and Alex Reynolds tagged in and traded strikes.

When Rampage returned from a commercial break, Malakai delivered an elbow to the face and a bunch of kicks to Reynolds. 10 tagged in and connected with a Spinebuster on Malakai. 10 followed it up with a Full Nelson but Malakai escaped after ripping the brace off of 10’s injured knee. Miro rushed down the entrance ramp and attacked Brody King and Buddy Matthews. The distraction allowed Reynolds to roll Black up from beind for the pinfall victory.

After the match, House of Black attacked Miro but Sting & Darby Allin made the save.

HOOK Interview

FTW Champion Hook was asked about Matt Menard and Angelo Parker taking shots at him during a recent promo. Hook simply said he didn’t care and walked off. Menard and Parker showed up and stopped him. They said the audience can see through Hook and he’s nothing without the FTW title.

Wardlow Retained The TNT Championship

Wardlow defended the TNT Championship against Ryan Nemeth tonight on Rampage. The champ hit a headbutt, a Clothesline, and a bunch of Powerbombs for the quick win. Wardlow remains the TNT Champion. Satnam, Sonjay, Jay Lethal, MTMG looked on from the entrance ramp.

Powerhouse Hobbs Dominated, The Factory Attacked Ricky Starks

Powerhouse Hobbs battled Ashton Day on this week’s episode of AEW Rampage. Hobbs started off the squash match with a Clothesline. Powerhouse sent a message to his opponent at All Out, Ricky Starks, by hitting his pose in the middle of the ring before connecting with the Spinebuster for the quick win.

Backstage, The Factory was shown attacking Ricky Starks. QT Marshall hit Ricky with his watch.

Jade Cargill vs. Athena Set For All Out

Jade Cargill was interviewed backstage and issued a challenge for her TBS Championship. Jade challenged Athena to a match at All Out on September 4th. Athena then attacked backstage and the two separated by security.

Sammy & Tay Won The Mixed Tag Team Match

Sammy Guevara and Tay Melo teamed up to battle Ortiz and Ruby Soho on tonight’s edition of Rampage. Ruby and Tay start off the match in the ring. Tay controlled the action early and unloaded a series of kicks. Ruby battled back with a knee strike and an elbow to the face.Ortiz and Sammy tag in and trade punches. Sammy connected with a jumping knee to Ortiz’s face as Rampage went to a break.

When Rampage returned, Ruby and Tay were battling in the ring again. Soho planted Melo with a Suplex for a two count. They climbed to the top turnbuckle and Ruby leaped off into a Hurricanrana on Sammy. Tay connected with a Crossbody on Soho for a two count. Ruby connected with No Future and went for the cover but Sammy broke it up at two. Anna Jay rushed the ring and threw Ruby into the steel steps. Sammy capitalized on the distraction and connected with a Cutter on Ortiz for the pinfall victory.

CM Punk Update

CM Punk lost the AEW Championship in embarrassing fashion this past Wednesday on Dynamite. Moxley squashed him and hit two Deathriders for the quick win. Rampage aired footage of Punk backstage after the match and he hinted that his foot is broken again.

Claudio Castagnoli Retained The ROH Championship

Claudio Castagnoli defended the ROH Championship against Dustin Rhodes in this week’s main event. Mark Henry interviewed the competitors before the match in split screen. The action started off back and forth. Dustin took control and rolled up Claudio for a near fall.

Castagnoli battled back with an uppercut and slammed Dustin into the turnbuckle. When Rampage returned from a break, Claudio had a Crossface locked in on Dustin in the middle of the ring. Rhodes escaped and hit a Clothesline. Dustin followed it up with a Hurricanrana off the top turnbuckle and then a Code Red but Claudio was able to power out at two.

Claudio connected with The Swing and went for the cover but couldn’t keep Dustin down. Dustin responded with a Powerslam and then a Powerbomb for a two count. Claudio hit the Pop-Up Uppercut for the pinfall victory and remains the ROH Champion.

Posted August 26th, 2022 in Results. Tagged: .

AEW Rampage Results (8/19/22): Tag Title Match, Miro Attacks, Trios Tournament, Claudio Castagnoli

AEW Rampage was taped Wednesday night following Dynamite in West Virginia.

Rampage Results (8/19)

  • Swerve in our Glory def. Private Party to retain the AEW Tag Team Championships
  • Buddy Matthews def. Serpentico
  • Athena def. Penelope Ford
  • Best Friends & Orange Cassidy def. Trustbusters in the Trios Tournament

Here are the takeaways from this week’s show:

Claudio Castagnoli Issued An Open Challenge

Claudio pointed out Ricky “The Dragon” Steamboat in the front row and said it feels great to be standing in front of his mentor. He issued an Open Challange and Dustin Rhodes’ music hit. Dustin said he’s dreamt of being in Claudio’s spot for the last 30 years. Dustin claimed that the match was a dream of his and vowed to bring the best version of himself. Claudio accepted and shook his hand. The ROH Championship match will happen next week.

Swerve in our Glory Retained The AEW Tag Team Championships

Swerve in our Glory (Keith Lee & Swerve Strickland) defended the AEW Tag Team Championships against Private Party (Isiah Kassidy & Marq Quen). Private Party controlled the action early and sent Swerve out of the ring. Kassidy caught Strickland with a Suicide Dive through the ropes as Rampage went to a commercial break.

When Rampage returned, Swerve battled back and was able to tag in the big guy. Keith Lee launched Isiah across the ring before following it up with a Splash in the corner. Lee followed it up with a Clothesline for a two count. Marq Quen tagged in and Keith beat him down in the corner of the ring. Swerve got the tag and connected with the JML Driver for the pinfall victory.

HOOK Retained the FTW Championship

Reality TV star Zack Clayton battled Hook for the FTW Championship. This went how everyone expected and Hook applied Redrum right away for the submission victory. Hook retained the FTW Championship.

After the match, Matt Menard and Angelo Parker were interviewed. It was reported earlier today that the tag team has recently signed contract extensions with All Elite Wrestling. They claimed that it was time for the FTW Championship to be held by a sports entertainer.

Buddy Matthews Picked Up A Win, Miro Attacks

Buddy Matthews battled Serpentico on this week’s edition of Rampage. The House of Black member dominated Serpentico for a quick victory after connecting with a Pump-Handle Slam.. House of Black will battle Dark Order in the Trios Tournament next week. After the match, Miro made his way to the ring with Malakai Black’s mask. Miro brawls with Buddy and beat him down.

Britt Baker Interview

Tony Schiavone interviewedBritt Baker backstage with Jamie Hayter and Rebel. Britt claimed that ThunderStorm is a “shit show” and AEW Women’s Champion cannot defeat Toni Storm, and that is why she teamed up with her.

Athena def. Penelope Ford

Penelope Ford battled Athena tonight on Rampage in a singles match. Kip Sabian is still wearing a box over his head and was shown in the crowd cheering for his wife Penelope. Athena controlled the action early but Penelope caught her with a Dropkick. Athena battled back and hit the O-Face (Eclipse) for the pinfall victory.

After the match, Jade Cargill destroyed part of Athena’s ring gear with a sledgehammer. The TBS Champion and The Baddies then attacked Athena.

It was announced that Billy Gunn will face his son Colten next week on Dynamite.

Orange Cassidy & Best Friends def. Trustbusters

The Trustbusters battled Orange Cassidy & Best Friends in the first round of the Trios Tournament. Before the main event, Mark Henry interviewed both teams. Orange Cassidy tried to steal Mark Henry’s. “it’s time for the main event line” during the interview.

Daivari and Trent started off the match and Ari hit a Neckbreaker before applying a headlock. Slim J tagged in and got into a staring contest with Orange Cassidy. Best Fiends beat down Slim J and Daivari. Parker Boudreaux and battled with Trent in the ring. Chuck Taylor and Orange Cassidy joined in and leveled Parker with a triple Dropkick in the corner of the ring.

Trent connected with a Spear that sent Parker into the barricade. Cassidy followed it up with an Orange Punch to knock Parker over the barricade. Orange climbed to the top turnbuckle but Orange tripped him up. Danhausen showed up to put a curse on Daivari. Sonny was getting in the way and but Danhausen stepped aside. Best Friends and Orange Cassidy isolated Slim J in the middle of the ring. Cassidy connected with a Splash of Best Friends shoulders for the pinfall victory.

Posted August 19th, 2022 in Results. Tagged: .

AEW Rampage Quake by the Lake Results (8/12/22): Bryan Danielson Speaks, Beardhausen, HOOK

AEW Rampage Quake by the Lake was taped in the Target Center in Minneapolis following Wednesday’s episode of Dynamite

Rampage Results (8/12/22)

  • Sammy Guevara & Tay Conti def. Dante Martin & Skye Blue
  • Parker Boudreaux def. Sonny Kiss
  • Gunn Club def. Beardhausen
  • Orange Cassidy def. Ari Daivari

Here are the takeaways from this week’s show:

Bryan Danielson Warned Daniel Garcia

Bryan Danielson kicked off the show to a great reaction from the crowd. Tony Schiavone interviewed Danielson and Bryan claimed that nothing makes him feel more alive than being in this ring. Bryan claimed that he will never stop wrestling and Daniel Garcia will not end his career next Wednesday on Dynamite.

Daniel Garcia interrupted and said that Danielson used to be his hero but now his hero is coming up with excuses. Daniel vowed to end Bryan’s career and referred to himself as the “greatest technical sports entertainer” on the planet.

Daniel shouted that he is sick of the sports entertainment bullsh*t and admitted that he wanted Daniel to be a part of the Blackpool Combat Club because of his wrestling technique. Bryan told Daniel to think about whether he wants to be the best sports entertainer or best wrestler in the world while he’s stomping his face in on Dynamite.

Sammy & Tay Retained The AAA Mixed Tag Team Championships

The recently married Sammy Guevara and Tay Melo (formerly known as Tay Conti) defended their AAA Mixed Tag Team Championships against Dante Martin and Skye Blue. Dante and Sammy started off the action and Guevara unloaded some chops to the chest. Skye tagged in and delivered a Crossbody to Tay for a near fall.

Sammy and Dante tagged back in and traded strikes. Dante leveled Sammy with a shoulder tackle and followed it up with a Dropkick. Dante hit a Suicide Dive and then a Canadian Destroyer for a two count. Tay planted Dante with a DDT as Skye hit Sammy with a Hurricanrana. Melo then connected with the Tay-KO on Skye for the pinfall victory.

After the match, Lucha Bros called out Andrade backstage. Rey Fenix and Pentagon Jr. then announced PAC will join them to reform Death Triangle for the AEW Trios Championship Tournament.

Parker Boudreaux Dominated

Parker Boudreaux faced Sonny Kiss tonight on Rampage. Before the match, Ari Daivari whispered something in Sonny’s ear. Parker then proceeded to dominate the match and won in quick fashion with a slam.

Gunn Club def. Beardhausen

Erick Redbeard returned to AEW to team with Danhausen tonight on Rampage. Colten and Austin Gunn dominated early and isolated Danhausen in the ring. Redbeard got the tag and beat the hell out of the Gunn Club. Erick connected with a big boot and tagged Danhausen back into the match. Billy Gunn knocked Redbeard out of the ring and the Gunn Club capitalized with the Fameasser for the pinfall victory.

Keith Lee and Swerve Strickland were interviewed backstage. The AEW Tag Team Champions challenged Private Party to a match.

Zack Clayton Interrupted Hook

FTW Champion Hook made his way to the ring for an interview with Tony Schiavone. Hook said that he is always up for an Open Challenge. Zack Clayton (wrestler & reality TV star) interrupted and challenged the FTW Champion to a match. Hook dared him to get into the ring but Clayton wanted nothing to do with it. The FTW Championship match will happen next week on Rampage.

Orange Cassidy Picked Up A Win, Sonny Kiss Joined Trustbusters

Orange Cassidy battled Ari Daivari in tonight on AEW Rampage. Mark Henry interviewed both wrestlers before the Rampage main event. Trustbusters accompanied Daivari to the ring for the match. Best Friends were in Orange Cassidy’s corner for the main event.

Daivari offered Cassidy a spot in the Trustbusters after the bell rang. Orange laid in the ring and rolled around whenever Daivari approached him. Orange got out of the ring to share a hug with Best Friends. Back in the ring, Daivari slammed Cassidy to the mat for a two count.

Cassidy responded with a Dropkick but Ari shrugged it off. Ari hit Orange with a shoulder tackle and followed it up with a Neckbreaker. Ari then exited the ring and hugged Trustbusters as Rampage went to a commercial break.

When Rampage returned, Ari was in control and had Cassidy in a Sleeper Hold. Orange escaped with his hands in his pockets and connected with a Dropkick. Orange hopped up and got a pop from the crowd.

Cassidy went for the Orange Punch but Daivari was ready for it. Ari connected with a Uranage and went for the cover but Orange kicked out at the last moment. Cassidy ducked under a kick from Daivari and caught him with the Orange Punch for the pinfall victory.

After the match, Trustbusters rushed the ring and beat down Best Friends. Sonny Kiss has apparently accepted the offer and joined the faction. Sonny posed as Parker delivered a massive slam on Orange Cassidy to close the show.

Posted August 12th, 2022 in Results. Tagged: .

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