BY SACNILK

Wembley, August 19, 2023 - AEW is going full steam ahead to get ready for Wembley Stadium on August 26 for AEW Saturday Collision. AEW Collision will serve as the last event before AEW All In at Wembley Stadium on August 27. Much of the announced lineup for the Saturday show is focused on getting everything set for AEW's most significant show yet. ## In the recent August 19 AEW Saturday Collision episode, it was revealed that the August 26 show will include an All Star 8-Man Tag Team Match. However, they didn't mention the wrestlers participating in this match. ## Additionally, they shared that Collision will have interviews with the wrestlers who will be part of the action in London. This time around, Collision will be taped on the same night as AEW Dynamite due to travel constraints for the London event. More matches are set to be announced during the August 23 episode of AEW Dynamite. ## Here's a rundown of the complete card: ## AEW Collision (8/26): ## -AEW All In All Star 8-Man Tag Match ## -Interviews with wrestlers in London ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

BY SACNILK

Here is the live coverage for this week's edition of AEW Collision which is set to take place on August 19, 2023, live from Rupp Arena in Lexington, KY. ## AEW Collision starts at 8 PM ET. This is 5 PM PT, 1 AM BST, and 8 AM AEST. The show will run for two hours, so it will end at 10 PM ET. ## AEW Collision August 19, 2023: Play-By-Play Results Singles Match: Samoa Joe vs. The Golden Vampire ## Joe's adversary, dubbed the Golden Vampire by Kevin Kelly, initiated an assault on Joe even before the bell rang. He engaged Joe in combat along the perimeter of the ring before forcefully pushing the referee to the ground. Climbing into the ring, he delivered a knee strike as Joe was getting up, ultimately incapacitating Joe with a move known as the Go To Sleep.## The Golden Vampire subsequently removed his mask, unveiling himself as CM Punk. Punk took hold of the microphone and formally embraced Joe's challenge for the upcoming event, All In, using more direct language. ## WINNER: Samoa Joe vs. The Golden Vampire never started ## Jay White (w/ Bullet Club Gold) Vs Dalton Castle (w/ The Boys) ## Castle swiftly executed a takedown on White, utilizing a single leg move that pushed White against the ropes. In an attempt to send Castle out of the ring, White's efforts were thwarted by the Boys who returned Castle to the squared circle. Once back in the ring, Castle efficiently executed a couple of waistlock takedowns on White. White retaliated by delivering a chop to Castle in the corner and effectively countering a couple of Castle's suplex endeavors. Castle's endeavor to strike White with a running knee in the corner was evaded by White, causing Castle to soar out of the ring. While on commercial break, Bullet Club Gold pursued the Boys around the area outside the ring. ## Upon resuming the match, Castle successfully struggled out of White's restraint. White inadvertently walked into a suplex executed by Castle, followed by a solid back elbow strike. Castle capitalized on his momentum, delivering a forceful running knee into the corner and then executing a pair of powerful suplexes on White. White's resistance during a third suplex attempt was short-lived, as Castle executed a stalling German suplex, holding the bridge for a nearfall. ## Castle proceeded to lift White in preparation for his finishing move, Bangarang. However, White promptly grabbed onto the ropes and cunningly propelled Castle out of the ring by lowering them. White subjected Castle to a series of chops while positioned on the announce table. When White endeavored to send Castle back into the ring, Castle used the apron to springboard himself into a hurricanrana that caught White off-guard. In response to an attempted interference by Bullet Club Gold, the Boys neutralized them with a daring dive. ## Despite the setback, White managed to recover and achieve a nearfall with a uranage maneuver. Subsequently, White executed the Blade Buster on Castle, setting the stage for his ultimate victory by delivering the decisive Blade Runner move. ## WINNER: Jay White (w/ Bullet Club Gold) ## After the commercials, Tony Schiavone stepped into the ring alongside Bullet Club Gold. White made it clear that Omega better understand what's wise for him – implying that he should remain in the hospital bed they had presumably placed him in. He accused the Elite of deceiving everyone by asserting themselves as the top faction within Bullet Club. White vowed that at Wembley, Bullet Club Gold would rectify this misconception. ## Robinson chimed in, asserting that they took down Kenny Omega in a mere 2 minutes, and they were fully capable of handling their adversaries at All In. The Gunns chimed in as well, stating that while they intended to deal with the Bucks and Omega on the upcoming Wednesday, they sought a preliminary match to warm up right there and then. ## Bullet Club Gold (Juice Robinson & The Gunns) Vs Iron Savages (Bronson, Boulder, Jacked Jameson) ## The Savages initiated the confrontation against Austin Gunn at the outset. However, Robinson intervened by cutting off Bronson at the apron, giving the Gold team an upper hand. Following a Robinson cannonball maneuver, the Gold team taunted the Elite by mimicking their signature pose. Robinson executed a V-Trigger on Bronson, only for Colton Gunn to subsequently dispatch him to the ringside area as the match went into a commercial break. ## Upon returning from the break, Boulder was tagged into the match. Boulder surged with energy, delivering a double End of Days move that took down both Gunns. He adeptly caught Robinson mid-crossbody and then disposed of him onto the Gunns. The match evolved into a chaotic Pier Six brawl, involving all participants. ## Although the Gunns struggled to execute their 3:10 to Yuma move on Boulder, Austin Gunn managed to land a Fameasser instead. The match concluded with Robinson securing the victory over Jameson through his facebuster technique. ## WINNER: Bullet Club Gold (Juice Robinson & The Gunns) ## The commentators summarized recent events involving The Acclaimed, commencing with the apparent retirement of Billy Gunn. They then recounted the House of Black's assault on The Acclaimed during the past Wednesday, which left Caster injured and involved the theft of Gunn's boots. A video sequence showed the House of Black discarding Gunn's boots, accompanied by Malachi Black's assertion that Gunn had become a mere shadow of his former self. ## A video clip portrayed Jose The Assistant receiving a call from Rush, who expressed dissatisfaction with La Faccion Ingobernable's recent series of losses. Rush requested Jose to bring them to Mexico, and his wish was granted. Subsequently, scenes depicted Preston Vance & Dralistico engaging in a celebratory moment before being unexpectedly apprehended by masked individuals inside a van. The connection between this incident and the rumored kidnapping of Samoa Joe years ago stirred speculation. ## Moving backstage, Tony Schiavone conversed with Ricky Starks. Starks clarified that his suspension spanned 28 days, constituting four complete weeks rather than a full 30 days. With two of those weeks already served, Starks anticipated the conclusion of his suspension on the eve of All Out in Chicago. Starks affirmed his intention to introduce chaos on this night, joined by Big Bill entering the scene. Subsequently, a visually stylized video montage showcased Starks, emphasizing his renewed focus and intensified threat, stating that his recent distractions were behind him, and he now posed a significant danger. ## Big Bill (w/ Ricky Starks) Vs Derek Neal ## Accompanied by Starks' music, Bill made his entrance. He swiftly dominated Neal, executing a chokeslam that secured him victory in under two minutes. Following the match, Bill maintained control over Neal, allowing Starks to whip him with the belt. ## WINNER: Big Bill (w/ Ricky Starks) ## Willow Nightingale Vs Diamante ## Diamante aimed to control Nightingale, yet Nightingale adeptly thwarted a headscissors maneuver and followed up with a successful backbreaker. Subsequently, Nightingale deposited Diamante onto the apron, prompting the arrival of Mercedes Martinez at ringside. Nightingale attempted an Oklahoma Stampede, but Diamante countered by executing a chop block. ## As the action resumed following the commercial break, Nightingale initiated a series of clotheslines that propelled her into an offensive rhythm against Diamante. A well-executed main event spinebuster garnered Nightingale a close nearfall. Diamante responded by forcefully yanking Nightingale off the top rope and launching into a sequence of running knees in the corner. Diamante proceeded to deliver an Asai DDT, securing another nearfall. ## Nightingale, however, displayed her resilience by taking Diamante to the top rope. After successfully resisting a powerbomb attempt, Nightingale launched a precise dropkick. Martinez's interference prompted Kris Statlander to intervene, executing a suplex on Martinez at ringside. Outside the ring, Nightingale executed a pounce on Diamante, before bringing the action back inside the ring. The match concluded with Nightingale securing the victory through her finishing move, the Babe With The Powerbomb. ## WINNER: Willow Nightingale ## Powerhouse Hobbs Vs Kevin Ku ## Ku attempted a standing crossbody, yet Hobbs remained steadfast, causing Ku to be sent soaring. Hobbs followed up with a forceful splash in the corner, then executed a back superplex that brought Ku crashing down. Hobbs continued his dominance, delivering a series of powerful lariats before finishing with his signature main event spinebuster, securing the victory. At times during the match, Hobbs directed his attention toward Miro, conveying his intentions. After the match's conclusion, he underlined his message by applying the Accolade submission hold. ## WINNER: Powerhouse Hobbs ## Miro's presence appeared on the video screen. He conveyed that he once adhered to a certain path, but now he navigates his journey alone. Miro asserted that Hobbs' redemption awaited him at All Out, emphasizing that he would even go as far as desecrating Hobbs' lifeless body. A striking statement, to say the least. ## A lineup of the Dynamite card was presented, detailing the upcoming matches. Additionally, the Collision card was outlined, featuring an All-Star Eight Man Tag, although specific names were left undisclosed. The night before All In, we can anticipate hearing from the stars of the show in London. ## Christian Cage (w/Luchasaurus) vs. Darby Allin ## The match kicked off with a slow pace as Allin targeted Cage's arm. Cage retaliated by slamming Allin onto his hammerlocked arm, followed by forcefully whipping Allin into the corner turnbuckles just before the commercial break.## Upon returning from the break, Allin initiated a sequence of pinfall attempts on Cage. Cage utilized the ropes to impact Allin's neck and subsequently hurled him into the barricade. Displaying the TNT Title belt, Cage taunted Allin, then delivered a punch and executed a hammerlock slam. He further modified his reverse DDT by incorporating Allin's arm, causing Allin to be slammed with his arm immobilized. Cage prepared for a spear, but Allin thwarted him with a kick, executing a Code Red for a close nearfall. Allin creatively utilized his turtleneck to momentarily blind Cage, leading to a collision of their heads as the match ventured into another commercial break. ## As the action resumed, Allin gained momentum, utilizing Coffin Splashes to his advantage. He propelled Cage into the turnbuckles with a shotgun dropkick. Ascending to the top rope, Allin chose to dive onto Luchasaurus rather than target Cage. However, Luchasaurus intercepted Allin and led him into a Cage lariat on the outside. Allin then directed his focus towards Christian, executing a drop toe hold onto him while he was seated in a chair. Subsequently, Allin delivered a missile dropkick off the top rope to Christian on the floor. ## Returning to the ring, Allin set up for the Coffin Drop, yet Cage rolled to the apron. Despite this, Allin proceeded with the Coffin Drop attempt, but Luchasaurus swiftly pulled Cage out of harm's way, causing Allin to land on the apron with a harsh impact. Following a referee decision to dismiss Luchasaurus backstage, Cage capitalized by striking Allin with the TNT Title, sending Allin to the floor. Cage brought Allin back into the ring, but the resulting pinfall attempt only yielded a nearfall. ## In a sudden turn of events, Allin evaded a spear and used a dropkick to thrust Cage into the corner. Taking advantage of the situation, Allin positioned Cage on the top rope, yet Cage responded with a sunset flip powerbomb and a subsequent spear for another nearfall. Cage interrupted Allin's resurgence with a decisive lariat, and although he aimed for an Unprettier, Allin adeptly countered and managed to secure a jackknife cover for the victory. ## WINNER: Darby Allin ## Post-match, Tony Schiavone intended to interview Allin, but Luchasaurus reappeared. In a sudden turn, Cage struck Allin from behind using the TNT Title, while Luchasaurus followed suit by executing a chokeslam on Allin. Cage proceeded to cover Allin, and under the influence of Luchasaurus, Schiavone counted to three and proclaimed Cage as the victorious and reigning TNT Champion. Concluding the show, Cage and Luchasaurus stood tall, solidifying their dominance. ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

BY SACNILK

Here is the full match card prediction and everything you need to know about this week's edition of AEW Collision which is set to take place on August 26, 2023, live from Gas South Arena in Duluth, GA. ## AEW Collision starts at 8 PM ET. This is 5 PM PT, 1 AM BST, and 8 AM AEST. The show will run for two hours, so it will end at 10 PM ET. ## Click Here To Buy Tickets For AEW Collision On August 26, 2023 ## Confirmed Match Card (August 26, 2023) ## CM Punk, Darby Allin, Sting & a mystery partner vs. Jay White, Swerve Strickland, Brian Cage & Luchasaurus ## The lineups for the all-star tag team match on the final episode of AEW Collision before All In have been unveiled. CM Punk is teaming up with Darby Allin and Sting, along with a surprise teammate. They'll be squaring off against Bullet Club Gold's team, which consists of Jay White, Swerve Strickland, Brian Cage, and TNT Champion Luchasaurus. Samoa Joe will be providing commentary during the match. ## At Sunday's All In event, Punk is set to go head-to-head with Joe, while Allin and Sting will be facing Strickland and Christian Cage. Meanwhile, White will be part of a trios match, taking on The Elite. ## WINNER PREDICTION: CM Punk, Darby Allin, Sting & a mystery partner ## Eddie Kingston, Orange Cassidy & Penta El Zero Miedo Vs The Butcher, The Blade & Kip Sabian ## In a three-person match, Eddie Kingston, Orange Cassidy, and Penta El Zero Miedo are set to battle against The Butcher, The Blade, and Kip Sabian. Kingston, Cassidy, and Penta will also be participating in a Stadium Stampede match come Sunday. ## WINNER PREDICTION:Eddie Kingston, Orange Cassidy & Penta El Zero Miedo ## Jack Perry retires the FTW title ## As part of a segment initially revealed for Dynamite, Jack Perry has declared his intention to retire the FTW title. Furthermore, there's a lineup of promos from "the stars in London" as they gear up for All In. ## These matches are scheduled to be recorded after Wednesday's Dynamite in Duluth, Georgia, as the crew gets ready to make their way to London. ## AEW Collision (8/26) Full Card ## CM Punk, Darby Allin, Sting & a mystery partner vs. Jay White, Swerve Strickland, Luchasaurus & Brian Cage (Samoa Joe on commentary)## Eddie Kingston, Orange Cassidy, & Penta El Zero Miedo vs. The Butcher, The Blade, & Kip Sabian## Jack Perry retires the FTW Championship## Keith Lee in action## Dark Order (John Silver & Alex Reynolds) vs. Darius Martin & Action Andretti## Willow Nightingale vs. Robyn Renegade## Big Bill in action## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

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Jacksonville, August 15, 2023 - The ratings have been tallied for this past Saturday's electrifying AEW Collision, and the results are promising. The show garnered an impressive viewership of 476,000 individuals. Notably, in the coveted 18-49 demographic, the show secured a commendable 0.17 rating. A noteworthy achievement was the show's position as the 11th highest-ranking program on cable for the night. ## This represents a significant uptick from the previous week, where the viewership stood at 417,000, and the key demographic rating was 0.13. It is worth mentioning that the prior episode faced the formidable competition of WWE SummerSlam, a factor that was anticipated to influence Collision's ratings. Consequently, it marked the lowest ratings thus far for a Collision episode. ## The event showcased captivating matchups, including the AEW Trios Champions House of Black, consisting of Malakai Black, Brody King, and Buddy Matthews, squaring off against CMFTR, a formidable trio comprising CM Punk, Dax Harwood, and Cash Wheeler. Additionally, the TBS Champion Kris Statlander and Willow Nightingale joined forces to take on the duo of Diamante and Mercedes Martinez. ## It is important to acknowledge the influence of external factors on the show's performance, as both NFL preseason events and a concurrent UFC competition contributed to the overall landscape. ## These insightful observations were brought to light by Brandon Thurston of WrestleNomics, providing a comprehensive analysis of the situation. ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

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Greensboro, August 12, 2023 - Here is the live coverage for this week's edition of AEW Collision which is set to take place on August 12, 2023, live from Greensboro Coliseum in Greensboro, NC. ## AEW Collision starts at 8 PM ET. This is 5 PM PT, 1 AM BST, and 8 AM AEST. The show will run for two hours, so it will end at 10 PM ET. ## Buddy Matthews, Malakai Black, and Brody King from the House of Black are ready to defend their AEW World Trios Titles against Cash Wheeler, Dax Harwood, and CM Punk from the CMFTR. The celebrated trio has been absent from the ring since the AEW Trios Title Match. However, they are set to make their comeback on this week's AEW Collision. ## Furthermore, a tag team showdown is lined up for the upcoming episode, pitting Kris Statlander and Willow Nightingale against Mercedes Martinez and Diamante. ## AEW Collision, August 12, 2023, Live Update Ricky Starks Is Live To Speak ## In the ring, Tony Schiavone greeted Ricky Starks, who came out amidst jeers, clutching the belt he used to whip Steamboat. Schiavone declared that Starks was slapped with a 30-day wrestling suspension. Starks explained his actions against Steamboat, emphasizing that actions have consequences. He foresaw his AEW suspension and cleverly obtained a manager's license to stay on the show. ## Directing his words to CM Punk, Starks laid blame for Ricky Steamboat on Punk's doorstep. He twisted Punk's own words, questioning if Punk could handle his victory. Starks vowed to kick off a battle and bring it right to Punk's doorstep, starting next week. Departing amid loud cheers, Starks delivered a compelling promo and set an intriguing course for his feud with Punk, which will unfold after the upcoming pay-per-views. ## A video recap showcased the previous bouts between FTR & The Young Bucks, offering a sneak peek into their decisive match at All In. ## The Acclaimed (Anthony Bowens & Max Caster) Vs The Iron Savages (Boulder & Bronson) (w/ Jacked Jameson) ## The Acclaimed entered the scene sporting Billy Gunn's boots. Bowens quickly caught on and cut short his introduction. They teamed up against Bronson, launching a double assault before Boulder entered the fray. Despite their onslaught, the burly Boulder weathered their attacks and countered with a combo move, performing a Samoan Drop followed by a fallaway slam, just as we went into a commercial break. ## As we returned from the break, Caster managed to evade Bronson's hefty splash. Bowens got the tag and unleashed controlled chaos, taking charge until Boulder abruptly launched him with a flapjack maneuver. The Savages executed a tandem Main Event Spinebuster on Bowens, almost securing a pinfall that was interrupted by Caster's intervention. The Savages aimed for their impressive Tower Splash, but Caster intervened again, dropkicking Bronson off Boulder's shoulders. Caster executed a Death Valley Driver on Boulder, paving the way for the Acclaimed to deliver Scissor Me Timbers on the meddlesome Jameson. Wrapping up their offense, the Acclaimed struck with a dual Fameasser on the Savages, and Caster secured the victory with the pinfall. ## WINNER: The Acclaimed (Anthony Bowens & Max Caster) ## Following the match, Caster took hold of the microphone and declared their upcoming appearance on this Wednesday's Dynamite. He emphasized their connection with Billy Gunn's spirit, which they believe will drive them back to the top. Bowens chimed in, noting that the audience never had the chance to bid farewell to Gunn. To pay tribute, he encouraged everyone to raise the scissors gesture. ## In the backstage area, Lexy Nair caught up with Bullet Club Gold. They boasted about their recent achievements, with White asserting that their current rendition of Bullet Club is the most superior. White pointed out that while some may label themselves as elite, they lack the rightful claim. The Young Bucks, too, cannot be regarded as the supreme brother tag team in wrestling, as that title belongs to the Gunns. The Gunns are set to make their presence felt on Dynamite this Wednesday to assert this. ## A video montage recounted the history between MJF & Adam Cole, fueling anticipation for the main event at Wembley. ## Diamante & Mercedes Martinez Vs TBS Champion Kris Statlander & Willow Nightingale ## Statlander and Diamante kicked things off, with Diamante maintaining control by keeping Statlander grounded until Statlander managed to catch her with a crossbody. Nightingale tagged in, delivering a swift low crossbody for a close nearfall. Martinez intervened, holding onto Diamante to counter a Pounce attempt. Diamante capitalized with a basement dropkick, seizing the momentum. Martinez then ensnared Nightingale in a Paradise Lock, striking a pose alongside Diamante. They teamed up for a double-dropkick, releasing Nightingale from the hold just before the commercial break. ## As we returned from the break, Nightingale valiantly fought off a two-on-one assault. She executed a main event spinebuster on Diamante, who crashed onto Martinez. Nightingale promptly tagged in the TBS Champion, Statlander, who surged with energy. Together, Statlander and Nightingale executed synchronized sentons. Martinez, however, hurled Statlander into Nightingale, causing Nightingale to tumble off the apron. In a swift follow-up, Martinez launched Diamante onto her adversaries on the outside. ## The contest gradually evolved into a Pier Four melee. Ultimately, Martinez managed to secure a pinfall victory over Nightingale, assisted by Diamante's leverage. ## WINNER: Diamante & Mercedes Martinez ## ROH Television Champion Samoa Joe Vs Andrew Everett ## Riccaboni let us know that Joe was just a fortnight away from hitting the 500-day mark as the TV Champion in this reign. Everett demonstrated his nimbleness, yet Joe efficiently subdued him with the Coquina Clutch. ## Post-match, Joe grabbed the mic, recalling his challenge to CM Punk from the previous week. He was met with the resounding quietude of a coward. He extended the courtesy of asking for the match, but now he intends to compel Punk to accept. ## WINNER: ROH Television Champion Samoa Joe ## The TNT Champion Speaks ## After the announcers outlined the current All In card, TNT Champion Luchasaurus & Christian Cage entered the ring. They revisited Luchasaurus' recent attack on Darby Allin during the last Rampage episode, an incident that even brought a young girl in the crowd to tears. Christian playfully ribbed the audience, jesting that they often ranked second best in many aspects. He cited examples like Michael Jordan, who was second to LeBron James in basketball greatness, and Ric Flair, who Christian humorously implied was runner-up to himself. ## Shifting his focus to Darby Allin, Christian emphasized that as long as he holds the TNT Championship, Allin won't ever capture that title. He playfully speculated that Allin's half-painted face reflected his partially dead inside nature. Christian warned that if Allin continued to pursue him, he'd ensure to complete the job and extinguish the remaining 50% of his spirit. ## Arn & Brock Anderson then made their entrance, claiming this territory as Horsemen Country. Arn reminded Luchasaurus of his previous TNT Championship reign before Christian interjected. He pointed out that he and Luchasaurus had previously taken down the Andersons a few months back, to which Arn confirmed that they hadn't forgotten. Brock charged into the ring, and the match was officially underway. ## TNT Championship: Luchasaurus (c) Vs Brock Anderson ## Riccaboni, on commentary, informed us that Tony Khan had approved this as a TNT Title bout, in response to Christian's willingness to take on Anderson's open challenge for the night. Luchasaurus asserted control over Anderson prior to the commercial break. Returning from the pause, Anderson managed a modest resurgence before Luchasaurus countered with a decisive chokeslam. Luchasaurus sealed the deal with a rabbit lariat to successfully retain his championship. ## WINNER: Luchasaurus ## Powerhouse Hobbs Speaks ## In the ring, Tony Schiavone introduced Powerhouse Hobbs. Hobbs mentioned a recent opportunity that emerged for a significant match at All Out in Chicago. He acknowledged feeling a bit distracted lately, leading him to return home and delve into what he termed the Book of Hobbs. This next chapter, titled "Redemption," became his focus. To redeem himself after losing the TNT Title and coming up short in the Owen Hart Foundation Tournament, Hobbs declared his intention to challenge The Redeemer. He then called out Miro for a confrontation. ## Miro emerged, but found himself ambushed by Nick Comoroto & Aaron Solo, who were associated with QT Marshall. Miro efficiently handled them, only to be caught off-guard by a main event spinebuster from Hobbs. As Hobbs departed the scene, he left the Book of Hobbs placed on Miro's prone form. ## The Dynamite card for the upcoming Wednesday was outlined, featuring Orange Cassidy vs. Wheeler Yuta for the AEW International Championship, along with the official confirmation of The Gunns facing off against The Young Bucks. Additionally, the next week's Collision lineup was revealed, featuring Darby Allin vs. Christian Cage and a match between Diamante and Willow Nightingale. ## AEW World Trios Title Match: The House Of Black (Brody King, Buddy Matthews & Malakai Black) (w/Julia Hart) (c) Vs CMFTR (Cash Wheeler, CM Punk & Dax Harwood) ## Jim Ross joined the commentary team for this main event. Punk made his entrance to the usual mixed reaction. Early on, Punk and FTR gained the upper hand with swift moves against Matthews. King joined the action after holding onto Matthews during an Irish Whip and making a tag. The crowd cheered for King as he went on the offensive against Harwood, who countered with a low dropkick. The challengers teamed up to target King, eventually double dropkicking him out of the ring.## Malachi Black tagged in to face Punk, leading to a strong reaction from the crowd. Black sent FTR off the apron but encountered a Go To Sleep attempt. Black managed to evade it and aimed for Black Mass, yet Punk cleverly ducked and assumed a cross-legged sitting position. Black mirrored the pose before a chaotic Pier Six brawl erupted, prompting a commercial break.## Upon returning from the break, Matthews executed a rope-assisted DDT on Harwood. The House of Black maintained control by isolating Harwood. However, Harwood turned the tables with a DDT on Black. Punk entered the ring, launching a fierce assault on Matthews with a rising knee strike, followed by high kicks to both Black and Matthews. Punk delivered a Rainmaker to Matthews before ascending the ropes for an elbow drop. Julia Hart diverted the referee's attention, allowing Black to catch Punk on the top rope. King tagged in, delivering a cannonball before another commercial break.## Upon resuming, the House of Black continued isolating Punk. Punk caught Matthews by surprise with a sudden GTS before tagging in Wheeler. Wheeler took charge against King and Black, with Harwood's assistance leading to all three champions being sent outside the ring. Wheeler executed an impressive dive to the floor, followed by a top-rope bulldog on King, narrowly missing a pinfall.## King overpowered FTR, executing a double suplex. Harwood managed to interrupt King as he climbed the ropes. FTR executed a double superplex, followed by Punk's elbow drop for a close nearfall. Employing a trio's Shatter Machine, they targeted King. In came Matthews and Black, sparking a multi-person brawl that left everyone down. Punk executed a dive onto Matthews outside the ring, but Samoa Joe intervened, dragging Punk into the crowd and choking him out. ## Hart created a distraction, allowing King to land a discus lariat on Harwood, securing the victory. ## WINNER: The House Of Black (Brody King, Buddy Matthews & Malakai Black) (w/Julia Hart) ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk For More Wrestling News...