BY SACNILK

Here are the full results for this Wednesday's AEW Dynamite Episode which is slated to air live on May 17, 2023, from Moody Center in Austin, TX. ## AEW Dynamite airs every Wednesday at 8 pm ET on TBS in the United States. In Canada, AEW Dynamite is available through the TSN website. In India, AEW Dynamite airs on Eurosport every Thursday at 5:30 AM IST. ## The show is available on the TSN Direct streaming service at 10 pm Eastern, the same time that the show will air live on TNT and FITE TV. ## AEW Dynamite Results May 17, 2023: Highlights ## Wardlow Confronts Christian Cage ## Wardlow wasted no time in retaliating against Cage following his controversial remarks from the previous week, fearlessly challenging Cage to audaciously spit in his face. As if scripted, Cage made his way to the ring accompanied by the imposing presence of Luchasaurus, bolstering his support. With tension thick in the air, Cage asserted that Wardlow's reign as the TNT Champion was swiftly coming to an end. ## Just as Cage was poised to carry out his provocative act, chaos erupted. Overwhelmed by the numbers game, Cage resorted to a low blow, while Luchasaurus cunningly produced a ladder from beneath the ring, proceeding to execute a bone-crushing chokeslam on Wardlow, effectively shattering the ladder. Building upon the brutality, Cage then unleashed a Killswitch maneuver onto the contorted metal apparatus, amplifying the spectacle's savagery. Amidst the wreckage, Cage triumphantly stood tall, clutching the TNT Title as a symbolic trophy, triumphantly positioned atop the battered form of Wardlow. -Excalibur concisely recaps the preceding events involving Don Callis, which transpired last week, in his signature articulate manner, and tantalizingly teases the upcoming appearance of Callis for this evening's broadcast. ## AEW International Champion Orange Cassidy & Darby Allin Vs Lee Moriarty & Big Bill ## Following each successful title defense by Cassidy, it has become increasingly apparent that his body bears the markings of wear and tear. This week, in addition to the familiar sight of his right hand being taped up, kinesio tape adorned his aching back. Engaged in a swift exchange of pinning attempts, Cassidy and Moriarty demonstrated their agility, only to be interrupted by tags, leading to Bill manhandling Allin like a mere puppet. In a bold display of defiance, Allin responded to Bill's test of strength by slapping him across the face, while Cassidy and Allin executed synchronized dives onto their opponents, resonating with impact upon the arena floor. As Cassidy attempted a maneuver in the corner, his landing on the apron was abruptly met with a resounding boot from Bill, effectively turning the tide of control as the broadcast transitioned into a commercial break. ## Displaying resourcefulness, Cassidy seemingly utilized his knee to evade a suplex, enabling him to tag in Allin. However, Moriarty successfully diverted the attention of the referee, resulting in the annulment of the tag. As both Moriarty and Bill faltered in their corner charges, Allin seized the moment and unleashed a torrent of unrestrained aggression upon his adversaries. In a daring attempt, Allin sought to execute a Code Red on Moriarty, nearly falling prey to Bill's counter in the form of a chokeslam. Nonetheless, Allin fought his way free, utilizing the ropes for leverage. ## Thwarting Moriarty's advances, Allin leaped into the path of Bill's Boss Man Slam. With the swift maneuvering of Allin, Bill's legs were compromised, allowing Cassidy to capitalize with a devastating Satellite DDT. Moriarty interjected himself into the fray, applying the Border City Stretch, only for Cassidy to narrowly escape its clutches. Positioned in the corner, Moriarty became the target of a dual assault, as Allin and Cassidy executed a flawlessly executed double superplex. Yet, their moment of triumph was abruptly shattered by Bill's thunderous clothesline, leaving them reeling. With awe-inspiring athleticism, a Stundog Millionaire seamlessly transitioned into a Code Red on Bill, while Moriarty fell victim to the combined forces of Beach Break and a Coffin Drop. In a poignant gesture aimed at sending a message to MJF, Allin locked in a side headlock on Moriarty, securing the victory through a clever manipulation of their shared history. ## WINNER: Orange Cassidy & Darby Allin ## Sammy Guevara Vs Exodus Prime With an explosive burst of agility, Guevara delivered a soaring knee strike followed swiftly by the devastating GTH, sealing the victory in a swift and commanding manner. Grasping the microphone tightly, Guevara delved into a nostalgic reflection of his past in the heartland of Texas, elucidating how each arduous experience he endured molded him into the formidable force he embodies today. ## Engaging the audience with heartfelt sentiments, Guevara divulged the intricate path he traversed, acknowledging that while it may have appeared laden with detours, it ultimately guided him to his rightful destination: Double or Nothing. Driven by an unwavering conviction, Guevara attuned himself to the reverberations of his own heart, its resolute beats echoing the prophecy that he will ascend to the summit as the reigning AEW World Champion. ## WINNER: Sammy Guevara ## Toni Storm & Ruby Soho (w/Saraya) Vs Dr. Britt Baker & Hikaru Shida ## Storm and Soho launched a rapid offensive onslaught against Shida, only to swiftly witness the tables turned as Shida expertly executed a suplex, forcefully hurling both adversaries into the unforgiving confines of the corner. Demonstrating her agility and precision, Shida propelled Storm to the outside, deftly following up with a picture-perfect missile dropkick squarely aimed at Soho. Seizing the opportunity, Shida swiftly landed an enzuigiri on Storm, prompting a well-timed tag to Baker, who unleashed a devastating ripcord elbow upon Storm's vulnerable form. In a calculated move, Saraya clandestinely intervened, impeding Baker's progress, thus enabling Storm to deliver a punishing hip attack as she careened towards the ringside area, indulging in a series of cheap shots facilitated by Saraya. ## Throughout the duration of the picture-in-picture segment, Baker found herself isolated, subjected to the relentless onslaught of her opponents. However, a resolute surge of resilience emanated from within Baker, culminating in a charging neckbreaker that led to a momentary stalemate with both combatants incapacitated. Shida and Soho successfully made their respective tags, culminating in an explosive exchange of blows that saw Shida emerge triumphant, raining down righteous fist upon all who dared oppose her, including Saraya herself. Undeterred, Shida unleashed a spectacular cross body maneuver, propelling herself onto The Outcasts who loitered perilously close to the ringside area. A swift and devastating question mark kick banished Storm to the outside, while Soho was subjected to a thunderous Falcon Arrow. Capitalizing on her momentum, Shida ascended to the top rope, swiftly descending upon Soho with a breathtaking Meteora. However, the relentless Storm interjected, rupturing the pinfall attempt. ## Exhibiting remarkable resilience, Baker flawlessly executed a stacked Storm and Soho, punctuating her feat of strength with a mesmerizing combination of a neckbreaker and a DDT, triggering a tantalizingly close near fall. Soho, displaying her resilience, deftly evaded Baker's Lockjaw submission hold, transitioning seamlessly into her own finishing maneuver, No Future. However, just as victory seemed within grasp for Soho, Storm seamlessly executed a tag, affording Baker the opportunity to administer an Air Raid Crash upon her unsuspecting opponent. Seizing the moment, Saraya capitalized on yet another distraction, this time blinding Baker with a malicious spray to the eyes, ultimately culminating in Storm's triumphant execution of the Storm Zero, securing a stolen victory. In the aftermath, Excalibur aptly acknowledged Storm's remarkable achievement, having secured her fourth victory in a mere span of five days within the hallowed realm of AEW. ## Roderick Strong Vs Chris Jericho in a Falls Count Anywhere Match ## With remarkable ferocity, Strong launched a relentless assault, unleashing a barrage of chops and charging forearms upon Jericho, his attack commencing even before Jericho could shed his jacket. In the fervor of the moment, Strong's momentum nearly collided with referee Aubrey, threatening to trample her in the process. A chop battle ensued, a contest Jericho ill-advisedly engaged in, resulting in Strong executing a powerful takedown slam. The exchange of chops between the two combatants persisted, with Strong finding himself perched on the apron, successfully evading a springing Jericho and countering with a slam of his own onto the unforgiving apron. Returning to the ring, Strong came perilously close to executing his signature maneuver, the End of Heartache, only to be thwarted by Jericho's timely counter, transitioning into the excruciating Walls of Jericho. Though Strong managed to secure a rope break, the battle between the two fighters spilled into the vast expanse of the crowd during the commercial break, propelling their clash into uncharted territory. ## Amidst the tumultuous encounter, Excalibur found himself compelled to convey the deeply unfortunate news of the passing of the esteemed Superstar Billy Graham, a solemn task he undertook with admirable composure, while Taz and Schiavone shared heartfelt condolences. ## Strong and Jericho continued their relentless brawl, traversing the confines of the crowd. Jericho, demonstrating his ruthless tenacity, slammed Strong through a table, the shattering of wood punctuating the brutality of their encounter. The fight spilled into a stairwell, with both warriors grappling precariously upon a ledge. With astonishing force, Jericho lunged forward, relentlessly tackling Strong, only securing a two-count. The frenzied spectacle persisted as they descended back into the maelstrom of the crowd. Armed with a chair, Jericho found himself pelted with plastic cutlery and even ice cream, a scene that elicited uproarious amusement from Schiavone. Engaging in rather unconventional tactics, Jericho resorted to delving into a nearby trashcan to cleanse his face, an action that raises certain questions, if you ask me. ## Amidst the ensuing chaos, Strong exhibited visible signs of his battle wounds, blood staining his shoulder. The relentless skirmish led the combatants outside the confines of the arena, where a surprise appearance by Adam Cole materialized. Emerging ominously from the shadows, Cole seized the moment, delivering a devastating blow to Jericho while situated amidst a pile of dirt. Building upon the foundation laid by his ally, Strong swiftly followed suit, launching a formidable jumping knee strike, securing a hard-fought victory. ## WINNER: Roderick Strong ## Jungle Boy Jack Perry Vs Rush (w/Jose the Assistant) ## With unparalleled aggression, Rush wasted no time in pouncing upon Perry, launching a relentless assault on the outside as soon as the bell tolled. Unleashing a ruthless onslaught, Jose cunningly extracted a cable chord from beneath the ring, providing Rush with a merciless tool to repeatedly slam Perry's head against the unyielding barricade. The viciousness of the attack resulted in Perry's unfortunate bloodshed, a crimson testament to the brutality endured. Regrettably, Perry found himself unable to mount any offensive maneuvers before the action transitioned into a picture-in-picture segment. ## Undeterred, Perry valiantly attempted to rally, unleashing his signature comeback lariat, only to find Rush keenly prepared, countering his efforts. However, Perry valiantly retaliated, mustering a resounding chop that reverberated through the arena. Astonishingly, Rush resorted to a rather unsavory maneuver, explicitly grasping Perry's groin, a perplexing action that left both spectators and the bewildered Excalibur at a loss for words. Even more baffling was the referee's inaction, as he simply stood by, failing to address the flagrant violation. Undeterred by the questionable tactics, Perry and Rush ascended the second rope, engaging in an arduous battle of chops, culminating in Perry's shift to headbutts and a masterful hurricanrana. ## Exploiting every opportunity, Jose once again inserted himself into the fray, audaciously seizing Perry's leg in plain view of the official. Evading Rush's charging onslaught, Perry swiftly ensnared his opponent in the clutches of the Snare Trap. Despite the excruciating hold, Rush exhibited incredible resilience, managing to reach the safety of the ropes. The battle between the two combatants spilled onto the apron, where Rush shamelessly wiped Perry's face with his own blood before committing the repulsive act of licking it—an act both grotesque and unsanitary. Seizing a moment of advantage, Perry charged forth, only to be devastatingly subjected to an overhead belly-to-belly suplex, perilously teetering on the precipice of a potentially catastrophic landing. ## Undeterred by the onslaught, Perry valiantly fought back within the confines of the ring, but was swiftly rendered motionless by another punishing forearm strike. Unraveling in a fit of aggression, Rush callously shoved the referee aside, clearing a path for Perry to cunningly secure a flash pin with a handful of his opponent's trunks, snatching a victory that was undoubtedly aided by less than honorable means. ## WINNER: Jungle Boy Jack Perry ## Switchblade Jay White (w/Juice Robinson) Vs Ricky Starks ## A calculated exchange ensued as White skillfully enticed Starks into an early pursuit, cleverly driving him towards the unforgiving edges of the ring. However, Starks exhibited unwavering determination, fiercely countering by forcefully propelling White into the unyielding barricade. As the battle raged on, White swiftly seized an opportunity, executing a scorching Hot Shot and unleashing a series of ferocious chops. Temporarily taking the fight outside the ring, Starks valiantly retaliated, refusing to yield until White ruthlessly drove his face into the apron. ## Within the arena, resonating chants reverberated as White asserted his dominance during the intermission, only for Starks to dramatically shift the tides upon their return. Bursting forth from the corner with lightning speed, Starks unleashed a thunderous lariat, followed by a spectacular Manhattan Drop, a charging knee, and a powerful back elbow. White, caught off guard, found himself hurtling through the air with an emphatic belly-to-belly suplex, culminating in a breathtaking Tornado DDT, narrowly missing a three-count. ## Momentary hesitation proved costly for Starks, as White swiftly retaliated, delivering a shoulder strike to the midsection, followed by a snap DDT. Displaying his tenacity, White draped Starks over the top rope and unleashed a colossal uranage, nearly securing victory. Signaling for the potentially match-ending Blade Runner, White encountered fierce resistance from Starks, who valiantly fought back, eventually suplexing White over the top rope and onto the unforgiving floor. ## Returning to the squared circle, Starks initiated a lightning-quick roll-up, tantalizingly close to sealing the triumph, before expertly executing a snap neckbreaker. With unwavering determination, Starks unleashed a deceptive slam, almost clinching victory. However, an unexpected twist unfolded as Robinson intervened, tripping up Starks, allowing White a chance to unleash Blade Runner. Yet, displaying sheer resourcefulness, Starks swiftly rolled up his opponent, narrowly missing the three-count. ## Exploiting an opportune moment, White resorted to gouging Starks' eyes, drawing a stern admonishment from the vigilant referee. Sensing an opening, Robinson interjected with a chair, but Starks swiftly seized control, banishing Robinson to the outside, and retaliating with resounding strikes to White's midsection and back, ultimately resulting in his own disqualification. ## WINNER: Switchblade Jay White (w/Juice Robinson) ## Don Callis Addresses His Actions ## Tony Schiavone assumes his place in the center of the ring, orchestrating the introduction of the enigmatic Don Callis. Amidst a phalanx of security personnel adorning the stage, Callis makes his regal entrance, met with a cacophony of boos reverberating throughout the arena. The colossal video screen illuminates, showcasing the footage of Callis's treacherous betrayal of Kenny Omega from the previous week, fueling the crowd's disdain for the cunning impresario. Inquisitively, Schiavone probes into the motives behind Callis's actions, yet the conniving strategist redirects the narrative, choosing instead to expound upon the transgressions committed against him by Omega. ## Unveiling himself as the victim in this convoluted saga, Callis meticulously details the lengths he has gone to mold and shape Omega's illustrious career. He boldly proclaims that without his guiding hand, the very essence of Kenny Omega would cease to exist. As this proclamation hangs heavily in the air, the resonating jeers intensify, underscoring the deep-rooted animosity towards Callis. ## Suddenly, like a tempest unleashed, Omega storms forth from the backstage area, obliterating the ranks of security guards with an unyielding fury. Not even the Blackpool Combat Club can deter his wrath, as Jon Moxley executes a bone-jarring Paradigm Shift atop the stage. ## In a display of unwavering unity, the Blackpool Combat Club infiltrates the ring, issuing a resounding warning to The Elite, urging them to remain vanquished. However, defying the odds, Omega rises to his feet, resolute and defiant. The beleaguered Young Bucks, limping but undeterred, join the fray, brandishing weapons of retribution. The scales of combat find equilibrium as Hangman Adam Page, amidst thunderous adulation, emerges from the depths of the arena, greeted with a profound ovation. In a symbolic gesture, Omega extends a barbed wire broom to Page, cementing their unity in the face of adversity. ## A cataclysmic brawl ensues, each faction taking turns savagely pummeling the hapless Wheeler Yuta. The Young Bucks unleash their formidable BTE Trigger, while Page delivers a thunderous Buckshot Lariat. In an awe-inspiring moment, Page, flanked by Omega and the Bucks, proudly declares themselves as the very embodiment of AEW, the venerated force known as The Elite. Page proclaims that at the forthcoming Double or Nothing event, it shall be The Blackpool Combat Club locked in a frenzied clash against The Elite, aptly dubbed "Anarchy in the Arena." ## To stay updated with all the latest combat sports news, add Sacnilk.com to your Google News feeds and follow us on Twitter.

BY SACNILK

The climactic ending of the latest episode of AEW Dynamite witnessed a stunning betrayal as Don Callis, a long-time ally of Kenny Omega, turned on the reigning champion. The intense steel cage match between Omega and Jon Moxley reached its zenith as both competitors crashed into the side of the cage, causing it to burst open. Moxley, seizing the opportunity, grabbed a screwdriver from ringside, only to have it snatched away by the conniving Callis. ## As Omega executed his signature move, the One Winged Angel, Callis revealed his true colors, plunging the screwdriver into Omega's back, leaving him vulnerable to Moxley's pinfall victory. In the aftermath, Omega struggled to his knees as Callis menacingly lifted the screwdriver to strike again, but instead, he inexplicably planted a kiss on Omega's forehead before shoving him to the ground and exiting. ## The shocking turn of events has left fans reeling, as Callis had been an integral part of Omega's inner circle since last December when he helped Omega dethrone Moxley as the AEW World Champion. Recently, tensions between The Blackpool Combat Club and Omega's elite faction, The Elite, had been escalating, culminating in a vicious backstage assault that left Callis bloodied and battered. ## WHY DON CALLIS WHY?! #AEWDynamite pic.twitter.com/RhW16MCQHD— Wrestling News (@WrestlingNewsCo) May 11, 2023 ## To stay updated with all the latest combat sports news, add Sacnilk.com to your Google News feeds and follow us on Twitter.

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Here are the full results for this Wednesday's AEW Dynamite Episode which is slated to air live on May 10, 2023, from Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, MI. ## AEW Dynamite airs every Wednesday at 8 pm ET on TBS in the United States. In Canada, AEW Dynamite is available through the TSN website. In India, AEW Dynamite airs on Eurosport every Thursday at 5:30 AM IST. ## The show is available on the TSN Direct streaming service at 10 pm Eastern, the same time that the show will air live on TNT and FITE TV. ## AEW Dynamite Results May 10, 2023: Highlights ## Claudio Castagnoli (Ring of Honor Champion) vs Rey Fenix Double Jeopardy Match ## In a stunning display of athleticism, Claudio launched a ferocious assault on Rey, knocking him down with thunderous blows. Despite the punishing attack, Rey sprang back up with remarkable resilience. Claudio persisted, attempting to grab Rey's leg, but the wily wrestler swiftly evaded his grasp. Undeterred, Claudio went for a monkey flip, yet Rey's nimble feet landed firmly on the mat. ## Seizing the moment, Claudio tried to execute a gut-wrench suplex, but Rey expertly countered the move, sending them both hurtling towards the corner. Without missing a beat, Rey sprang out of the corner and executed a spectacular tilt-a-whirl suplex. Claudio grimaced in pain as Rey followed up with a punishing backbreaker. However, the seasoned wrestler quickly regained his composure and launched a barrage of devastating kicks at Rey in the corner. ## Rey remained steadfast, countering with a swift springboard hurricanrana, sending Claudio rolling out of the ring. Not one to be deterred, Rey leaped out of the ring, landing two fierce dives on Claudio. Despite his valiant effort, Rey's third attempt was foiled when Claudio snatched him mid-air and slammed him against the barricade. ## Undeterred, Claudio hoisted Rey onto his shoulders and began to climb the steel steps, looking to deliver a crushing vertical suplex. However, Rey proved too quick, kicking his way free as they brawled outside the ring. The crowd roared in awe as Rey deftly executed a hurricanrana, walking along the barricade with stunning acrobatic finesse. ## As the action shifted back to the ring, Claudio launched a devastating fireman's suplex, but Rey refused to be pinned. Claudio attempted to gain the upper hand by carrying Rey to the top rope, but the plucky wrestler managed to slip out of his grip and launched a vicious counter-attack, knocking Claudio to the mat for a close two-count. ## Undeterred, Claudio mounted a furious comeback, trading fierce chops and uppercuts with Rey in the center of the ring. Rey momentarily gained the upper hand with a devastating hook kick, but missed a leaping kick in the corner. However, Rey quickly regained his footing, executing a spectacular cutter on Claudio for another near-fall. ## As the match reached its climax, Claudio's superior strength proved to be the deciding factor. After hitting Rey with a series of punishing blows, Claudio executed a Ricola bomb, leaving Rey reeling on the mat. Despite valiantly attempting to mount a comeback, Rey fell victim to Claudio's hammer and anvil elbows, culminating in a devastating Ricola bomb that secured the pinfall and the victory for Claudio. ## WINNER: Claudio Castagnoli ## As the cameras make their way to the back, the imposing figure of Miro strides purposefully towards Tony Khan's office, disregarding Lexi as she crosses his path. ## A taped promo featuring MJF hypes up the main event of Double or Nothing, drawing comparisons between the combatants and the legendary Beatles. With his characteristic bravado, MJF declares that he is the "Paul" of the group, destined for the most successful career of all.## A video package highlights the storied rivalry between Kenny Omega and Jon Moxley, fueling anticipation for their upcoming clash.## FTR, clad in street clothes, make their way to the ring and publicly apologize to Mark Briscoe for their previous transgressions. Jeff Jarrett and Jay Lethal enter, accompanied by Sonjay Dutt and Satnam Singh, to issue a challenge for Double or Nothing. The crowd erupts in cheers as Dax poses the question of whether or not they should accept. However, he stipulates that FTR will only agree to the match if Jarrett and Lethal admit to their use of Mark Briscoe. A tense exchange ensues, culminating in Mark's intervention and an all-out brawl.## Renee Paquette catches up with Jericho backstage to ask about his recent confrontation with Adam Cole. Jericho reveals that he has obtained a court order banning Cole from the building, and subsequently accepts a falls count anywhere match against Roderick Strong. Strong informs him that the JAS will be banned from the premises during their encounter, prompting a showdown between two formidable opponents.## As Renee approaches Tony Khan's office, Miro emerges from the room, evidently preoccupied with important matters. Thunder Rosa enters the office, likely to discuss her future plans with Khan.## The show also features a video spotlighting Sammy Guevara, with Jericho offering high praise for the young superstar. In the clip, Sammy showcases his natural talents and readiness for a world championship run.## In a brief interlude, Tony Khan takes a moment to acknowledge the talented roster and tease an upcoming announcement regarding future opportunities for the stars. He hints at a possible Saturday show, coinciding with the Warner's Upfront presentation. ## Orange Cassidy (AEW International Champion) vs Daniel Garcia ## The match between Cassidy and Garcia commenced with an explosive start as Cassidy swiftly took down Garcia upon the ringing of the bell. Garcia quickly regained his footing and brought down Cassidy, engaging in a series of moves and counter moves. Cassidy exhibited his agility, going from an arm bar to a side headlock, while Garcia attempted to whip him into the ropes. Cassidy adeptly blocked the move, applying an arm bar and taking Garcia down. The momentum shifted as Garcia skillfully reversed the move, only for Cassidy to reverse it again. The two continued their back-and-forth battle until Garcia went for a drop toe hold, which Cassidy deftly blocked, putting his hands in his pockets and walking away. ## Cassidy's momentum built as he executed a pair of drop kicks and slammed Garcia's head into the turnbuckle. In response, Garcia attacked Cassidy's hand, knocking him to the floor and delivering a punishing drop on the ring apron. The action intensified on the outside as Garcia relentlessly attacked Cassidy, culminating in a curb stomp. As the match resumed on full screen, Garcia hit a running elbow and tossed Cassidy out of the ring. Cassidy valiantly fought back, landing a dive and returning to the ring to trade blows with Garcia. ## Garcia's vicious chops targeted Cassidy's injured hand, but Cassidy responded with a series of elbow strikes in the corner. Garcia landed a superplex and floated over, only for Cassidy to turn it into the stundog millionaire. Undeterred, Garcia cut off Cassidy with a Dragon Screw and the two engaged in a fierce exchange of punches. Garcia ultimately gained the upper hand with a kick to Cassidy's knee cap and targeted his injured hand with stomps. ## Cassidy attempted to finish the match with the Orange Punch, but Garcia countered with a drop kick to his knee, rendering him unable to stand. Garcia taunted Cassidy with soft kicks before hitting a jumping pile driver for a near fall. Cassidy managed to reverse a number of Garcia's subsequent moves, including a dragon tamer and cross face, and rolled him over for the pin and the victory. ## WINNER: Orange Cassidy ## The Outcasts grumble incessantly about Hikaru Shida's comeback, and a trios match is arranged: The Outcasts vs Britt Baker, Hikaru Shida, and Jamie Hayter. Christian Cage strides out onto the stage with Luchasaurus. We learn that Wardlow will not be present this evening. Tony Schiavone inquires as to how Cage can maneuver himself into a bout with Wardlow. Cage snarls at the Detroit audience to silence their clamoring, dismissing them as the most abhorrent city in the United States. ## He declares that his name possesses such clout that he can do as he pleases. Cage then probes why so many wrestlers in AEW have unresolved issues with their fathers. He proceeds to ridicule Jungle Boy and claims that Wardlow had a father. However, he refrains from denigrating Wardlow's father since he was a mere nobody. Cage then brazenly asserts that Arn Anderson was searching for a new son and that he would discard Brock Anderson to the side to embrace Wardlow instead. He proceeds to lampoon Arn in front of the live crowd. ## Subsequently, we are treated to a video montage that features Darby Allin. The footage depicts him and his father performing a series of daredevil stunts in order to shatter the psychological barriers in his mind. ## Julia Hart vs Anna Jay No Holds Barred ## During her entrance, Anna launched a surprise attack on Hart with a steel chair, followed by hurling a trash can into the ring. As Anna entered the ring, Hart retaliated, and the two fierce rivals brawled outside the ring. Hart then pulled out a Kendo stick, inflicting painful blows on Anna, who later managed to grab the weapon and strike back. ## Their brutal violence continued, with Anna being slammed headfirst onto the timekeeper's table, while the audience was forced to watch on a small screen due to the interruption of Taco Bell and Wendy's ads. Upon returning to full-screen mode, Hart retrieved chairs from under the ring, only for Anna to execute a reverse Jaded onto them for a near-fall. Anna then put the trash can over Hart's head, kicked it, and covered for a two-count. ## As the match progressed, chairs were tossed into the ring, with Hart selling a hip injury as they ascended to the top. Despite the injury, Hart managed to hit a devastating super plex and apply the Hartless submission hold, ultimately forcing Anna to tap out. ## WINNER: Julia Hart ## House of Black (World Trios Champion) vs The Best Friends and Bandido House Rules match ## The match kicks off with Malakai Black and Bandido, and the crowd is fervently chanting for the House of Black. The arena lights are dimmed, creating an intense atmosphere for the battle ahead. ## Bandido starts strong with an impressive arm drag and a series of powerful kicks, but Black swiftly retaliates with a devastating kick of his own. Black dominates Bandido in the corner and locks on an excruciating arm bar. Despite Bandido's valiant effort to reach the ropes, there are no rope breaks in this match. Bandido manages to free himself from the hold, and Chuck Taylor tags himself in.## All three men work together to attack Black, but Trent remains in the ring. Brody King enters the fray and breaks up a pin attempt with a thunderous senton onto Trent. The match goes to picture in picture, and when it returns to full screen, Trent successfully takes down King. Buddy Matthews enters the match, and Trent hits him with a stunning spinning DDT. However, Chuck and Bandido are nowhere to be found on the apron, having been taken down by the House of Black.## Bandido enters the ring and unleashes an impressive display of skill, cleaning house and taking down both Black and King with a daring dive. Buddy strikes back with a brutal knee strike on Bandido, and Chuck enters the match, delivering a devastating soul food. However, Buddy quickly tags in King, and they execute Dante's Inferno, securing the pinfall and the well-deserved victory.## WINNER: House of Black ## Jon Moxley vs Kenny Omega in a steel cage ## On this night, Omega's over-the-top intro is nowhere to be found as Bryan Danielson takes up commentary duties.## Mox ambles towards Omega on the ramp, and they immediately start exchanging blows. The skirmish rages on all the way to the cage, where Yuta and Claudio ambush Omega. The Young Bucks intervene to stop the attack, but Yuta is hurled off the stage. Claudio clobbers the Bucks, and Matt is tossed off the stage. The savage duo then proceeds to pummel Matt until Nick launches onto them.## Meanwhile, Omega yells for Mox to join him in the cage. As soon as Mox reaches the cage, the door slams shut, and the bell rings to signal the start of the match.## The two combatants exchange chops in the center of the ring. Omega transitions to jabs, and Mox charges into a big boot from Omega, who follows up with a near-fall You Cannot Survive. Omega pulls out a chair wrapped in barbed wire, hurls it towards Mox's head, and then slams it into his back. The chair's sharp points pierce Mox's skin, causing him to bleed.## Omega repeatedly smashes Mox's head into the top turnbuckle, and Mox retaliates by flinging Omega into the corner camera. Mox then propels Omega into the cage using a springboard maneuver and hammers him with a chair. Omega counters with a dropkick, bulldogs Mox onto the chair, and then body slams him onto it. Omega ascends to the top rope, but Mox meets him there and delivers a super plex, slamming Omega onto the chair.## In the picture-in-picture segment, Omega seems to have lost the match's momentum. When the broadcast returns to full screen, Mox chokes Omega with the turnbuckle hook and wraps the rope around his neck. Omega uses eye gouges to break free, but Mox resumes choking him with the rope. Omega manages to escape, but Mox retaliates with a knee strike. Mox then retrieves a bag from under the ring, and it's revealed to contain broken glass.## Omega unleashes a flurry of strikes, misses the glass, and slams Mox onto the mat. Omega lands a V-Trigger and goes for the One-Winged Angel. Mox counters with a rear sleeper hold. Omega falls back, driving Mox into the glass. Mox continues choking Omega, who finally escapes but eats a knee strike. Mox then grabs the screwdriver from the bag under the ring.## Omega anticipates Mox's pile driver attempt and counters with a back drop, followed by a V-Trigger. Both men struggle to get back on their feet. When they do, they trade slaps, with Omega landing another V-Trigger, and Mox going for a lariat. Omega evades the lariat and delivers a snap suplex, followed by another V-Trigger. The cage cannot withstand the ferocity of their collision, and both men tumble through it. Omega's leg becomes ensnared between the cage and the ring, and they spill out onto the floor. ## Mox springs up and rolls Omega back into the ring, screwdriver in hand. Don Callis, Omega's ally, runs into the ring, grabs the screwdriver from Mox, and then Omega blindsides Mox. Omega hits a ripcord V-Trigger and the One-Winged Angel, but Callis interferes again, this time attacking Omega with the screwdriver. Despite Callis's interference, Mox manages to score the pinfall, securing the victory. ## WINNER: Jon Moxley ## To stay updated with all the latest combat sports news, add Sacnilk.com to your Google News feeds and follow us on Twitter.

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All Elite Wrestling has made a significant addition to their team as Tony Khan revealed that Will Washington, formerly of Fightful, has joined the company. ## In a tweet, Khan lauded Washington as the new AEW Wrestling Administration Coordinator, stating that he will contribute his expertise in a variety of areas, including live events, social media, creative, and PR. With a great wrestling acumen, Washington has already made his presence felt behind the scenes at the latest episode of Wednesday Night #AEWDynamite on TBS. ## Washington had recently announced that he would be wrapping up his popular podcast, the Day After Dynamite, with this development providing the reason for his departure. This acquisition is a major coup for AEW, and congratulations are in order for Washington. ## He's the new AEW Wrestling Administration Coordinator,working in many areas of wrestling: live events, social media, creative, PR,he has a great wrestling mind,he's here backstage TONIGHT at Wednesday Night #AEWDynamite live on TBS, and it's official, @WilliamRBR is All Elite! pic.twitter.com/QTXIx1qroU— Tony Khan (@TonyKhan) May 3, 2023 ## To stay updated with all the latest combat sports news, add Sacnilk.com to your Google News feeds and follow us on Twitter.