BY SACNILK

Here is the live coverage for this week's edition of AEW Collision which is set to take place on January 13, 2024, at the Chartway Arena in Norfolk, VA. ## AEW Collision broadcasts on TNT in the United States, TSN+ in Canada, FITE in England and Australia, and Eurosport in India. The broadcast time is 8:00 PM ET in the United States and Canada, 1:00 AM BST in England, 10:00 AM AEST in Australia, and 6:30 AM IST in India. ## To watch AEW Collision on FITE, you will need to subscribe to AEW Plus. A subscription can be purchased on the FITE website or mobile app. ## AEW Collision Results, January 13, 2024 ## “Cope Open” Challenge: Adam Copeland vs. Lee Moriarty (w/ Shane Taylor) ## Copeland managed to escape Moriarty's early mat takedown and responded by ringing Copeland's arm up on the apron just before a commercial break. Once they returned, Copeland executed a full nelson slam, bringing Moriarty down. Copeland got fired up, delivering a reverse DDT for a close nearfall.## Ascending to the top rope, Copeland's plans were foiled as Moriarty yanked him down with an armdrag, earning a nearfall. Moriarty promptly shifted into the Border City Stretch, but Copeland reached the ropes to break the hold.## In a counter-attack, Copeland knocked Moriarty onto the top rope and followed up with an avalanche fallaway slam. Ready to hit the spear, Copeland was distracted by Taylor on the outside. Moriarty took advantage, landing a Yakuza Kick. Copeland, however, dodged a springboard, slid outside, and speared Taylor. Moriarty responded with a dive onto Copeland and countered Edge's crossface attempt into another Border City Stretch. ## Copeland fought his way out, delivering forearms to the back of Moriarty's head. A big boot and a backbreaker were next, followed by Copeland locking in the crossface, now dubbed the Grindhouse, for the submission win. ## WINNER: Adam Copelan ## After the match, Copeland made it clear that his focus was on the TNT Champion Christian Cage.## Following a video package showcasing last week's House of Black attack, FTR and Daniel Garcia spoke backstage with Lexy Nair. Harwood mentioned they might not necessarily get along, but they all shared the same mindset for the upcoming match. Garcia emphasized the importance of being on Collision to grow as a wrestler and vowed to make the House of Black pay for their attack on him and the people he cared about.## Chris Jericho and Sammy Guevara were backstage with Lexy Nair, who reminded everyone that Sammy Guevara holds the unique distinction of being the only man in AEW history to win a title at Battle of the Belts. They praised Ricky Starks and Big Bill, acknowledging the challenge, but expressed confidence that they would hit the streets and emerge as the new AEW World Tag Team Champions later that night at Battle of the Belts. ## ROH World Six Man Tag Team Title Match: The Mogul Embassy (Bishop Kaun, Brian Cage & Toa Liona) (c) vs. Lance Archer & The Righteous (Dutch & Vincent) (w/ Jake Roberts) ## During the entrances, they highlighted the miscommunication between Archer and the Embassy in an eight-man tag match on Dynamite, setting the stage for this showdown. Cage initiated the action by executing a suplex, a headscissors, and a German suplex on Archer. Archer countered with a crossbody that took down both Cage and Kaun before tagging in Vincent. Vincent dropped Kaun with a back elbow, but Kaun and Liona seized control by isolating Vincent in their corner.## Dutch and Liona interfered from the apron, sparking a Pier Six brawl that led to a commercial break. Dutch delivered a crossbody, but Kaun responded by dropping Archer with a DDT reversal. Kaun fought his way out of the opponent's corner, and Archer cleared the apron, hitting a chokeslam. The action spilled outside, culminating in Dutch hitting a dive to the Embassy on the floor.## Archer positioned Kaun for the Blackout, but Nana held onto Kaun's foot in the corner. Roberts took out Nana with a punch, allowing the Righteous to execute a tandem move for a nearfall. The Embassy interrupted Autumn Sunshine from the floor before Kaun sent Vincent into a Pounce. Kaun and Liona executed Open the Gates on Vincent, securing a nearfall that Archer broke up. Vincent and Kaun remained in the ring, and after a series of reversals, Kaun secured the victory with a Pedigree. ## WINNER: The Mogul Embassy (Bishop Kaun, Brian Cage & Toa Liona) ## After the match, Prince Nana proudly declared his men as the greatest ROH Six-Man Tag Team Champions in history. He went on to mention how the Bullet Club Gold expressed their desire for more gold, yet their leader Jay White couldn't even defeat Swerve Strickland in the Continental Classic. Nana then issued a challenge for Dynamite: The Mogul Embassy versus Bullet Club Gold for the ROH World Six-Man Titles.## Presten Vance, in a backstage interview with Lexy Nair before his International Title match against Orange Cassidy at Battle of the Belts, found himself interrupted by Roderick Strong and The Kingdom. Vance casually dismissed Strong's good luck wishes, confidently stating that after winning tonight, he'd be ready to kick Strong's ass any day of the week. ## Singles Match: Dustin Rhodes vs. Willie Mack ## Rhodes and Mack exchanged punches, with Rhodes scoring a nearfall with his kneeling punch. Mack countered with chops, followed by a running kick and a standing moonsault for another nearfall. Mack landed a significant thrust kick, but Rhodes managed to evade a frog splash. Rhodes then executed a Canadian Destroyer and a snap powerslam, securing yet another nearfall. After a series of exchanges, Rhodes delivered the Cross Rhodes and the Final Cut to secure the victory. ## WINNER: Dustin Rhodes ## Bullet Club Gold gathered backstage, observing how people had grown comfortable in the absence of the Collision Cowboys who usually kept things in order. They acknowledged and accepted the challenge from the Mogul Embassy for Dynamite.## The camera then shifted to Hook entering the building.## In another segment, Dustin Rhodes was interviewed backstage by Renee Paquette. Their conversation was abruptly interrupted by Christian Cage and The Patriarchy. Cage asserted that anyone who considered Adam Copeland a friend was an enemy of his. Rhodes, in response, challenged Cage to a TNT Title match on Dynamite. Cage retorted that it was a nice dream, adding that it would have been even nicer if Dustin's father were alive to witness it. Cage pointed out that while everyone referred to Dustin's father as a legend, the same term wasn't commonly used for Dustin himself. Unfazed, Dustin told Cage to get ready for the challenge. ## Hangman Adam Page vs JD Drake (w/ Anthony Henry) ## Page delivered relentless shots to Drake as Tony Schiavone announced that Hook had requested a match for tonight, leading up to his World Title match on Dynamite. Both competitors traded forearms in the corner, and Page followed up with ten punches in the corner. He executed a moonsault on a standing Drake, followed by a running Shooting Star Press for a close nearfall. Page dropkicked Drake off the apron into Henry, but Henry managed to pull Drake out of harm's way, avoiding a dive. Drake then struck Page with a rebound forearm, leading to a commercial break. ## Post-commercial break, Henry hit a leg lariat on Page on the floor while Drake distracted the referee. Page, in a strategic move, low-bridged Drake to the apron, dropkicked him down, and executed a tope. Returning to the ring, Page connected with a high crossbody for another nearfall. He unleashed multiple clotheslines on Drake before hitting a Death Valley Driver for yet another nearfall. Although Page couldn't execute the Deadeye, he managed to back body drop Drake up and over. ## Page took a swing at Henry on the apron, but it resulted in Drake hitting a Magnum-style belly-to-belly on Page. Drake followed up with a cannonball in the corner, but Page evaded the moonsault that followed. Page then dropped the interfering Henry with a moonsault off the apron before sealing the deal with the Buckshot Lariat for the victory. ## WINNER: Hangman Adam ## Singles Match: Deonna Purrazzo vs Red Velvet ## The two exchanged armdrags before reaching a standoff. Velvet took Purrazzo down with a leg lariat, securing a nearfall. Velvet executed a step-up armdrag, but Purrazzo swiftly transitioned into an armbar, forcing Velvet to grab the ropes. Purrazzo countered a strike from Velvet into a rapid Koji clutch, which Velvet escaped using a pin reversal. ## Velvet targeted Purrazzo's arm, snapping it over the ropes before continuing to focus on it. She delivered body shots to Purrazzo, who responded by trading boots with Velvet. Purrazzo then executed a Side Russian Leg Sweep before applying a Fujiwara armbar. Velvet attempted to counter with a rollup, but Purrazzo kicked out and seamlessly transitioned into the Venus Di Milo double arm submission, securing the victory. ## WINNER: Deonna Purrazzo ## Singles Match: Hook vs. Kevin Matthews ## Matthews attempted a sneak attack on Hook, but Hook dodged, causing Matthews to collide with the FTW Title belt. Hook then tossed Matthews with a suplex, followed him to the floor, and executed a suplex on the ropes. Hook delivered crossface strikes and applied Redrum to secure the quick victory. ## WINNER: Hook ## The House Of Black (Brody King, Buddy Matthews & Malakai Black) vs Daniel Garcia & FTR (Cash Wheeler & Dax Harwood) ## Matt Menard joined the commentary team as Harwood and Matthews initiated the action in the ring. Matthews found himself cornered but managed to slip past Garcia and tag in Black. Garcia skillfully avoided a head kick and taunted Black with a cross-legged pose. The faces cleared the ring and joined in the cross-legged taunt.## Following a commercial break, Garcia executed a hip toss, sending Matthews over the top rope. Wheeler and King entered the fray, with Wheeler unleashing a barrage of offense. They subjected King to lariats and high-low clotheslines before King countered with a tree slam for a nearfall.## Harwood endured isolation in the House of Black corner until the next commercial break. Matthews and Black connected with lifting knee strikes for a nearfall. Harwood retaliated with a DDT and then tagged in Black. Garcia went on a rampage, sending Matthews and Black to the floor. King attempted to choke Garcia, but Garcia cleverly used King's injured hand to eliminate him from the equation.## After Wheeler's dive, Garcia secured a nearfall with a brainbuster on Black. Garcia applied a guillotine choke on King, but King hoisted him up and over. FTR assisted Garcia in executing a triple-team spike piledriver. A series of moves ensued, culminating in Black dropping Garcia with a head kick. The House set up for triple superplexes, but the opponents fought back. Garcia carried Black on his shoulders, leading to Harwood hitting the Steiner Super Bulldog for a nearfall.## FTR attempted the Powerplex, but when Wheeler got knocked down, Garcia took his place. Harwood executed the superplex, but Black cleverly got his knees up on Garcia's splash. Black swiftly applied a kneebar on Harwood, forcing him to struggle towards the ropes. The House dispatched Garcia and Wheeler on the outside, leaving Harwood and Black in the ring.## Black moonsaulted onto Garcia, and Matthews followed up with a double powerbomb for a nearfall. Harwood flipped the nearfall into a pin, but Matthews responded with a Curb Stomp to set up the victory. ## WINNER: The House Of Black (Brody King, Buddy Matthews & Malakai Black) ## Following the match, the House of Black assaulted Matt Menard, prompting FTR and Garcia to return with chairs. The trio delivered a triple-team Shatter Machine, leaving King incapacitated.## As Collision concluded, a brawl unfolded between Chris Jericho & Sammy Guevara and Ricky Starks & Big Bill outside the building. ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

BY SACNILK

Here are the full results for this Wednesday's AEW Dynamite Episode which is slated to air live on January 10, 2024, at the Daily's Place in Jacksonville, FL. ## 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 6:30 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 January 10, 2024: Highlights ## Hangman Adam Page vs. Claudio Castagnoli ## Page went on the attack right as the bell rang, and both guys ended up outside the ring after slamming each other into the barricade. Castagnoli went for the eyes to take control and followed it up with a double stomp, but only got a two-count. Page got flattened by some uppercuts, and Castagnoli posed while standing on his chest. However, Page started no-selling headbutts and began a forearm battle.## Castagnoli pulled Page down by the hair and went for the Giant Swing, transitioning into the Sharpshooter. Page almost reached the ropes, but Castagnoli switched it up to a crossface. Page managed to escape and pulled off a desperation Death Valley Driver to reset the momentum before another forearm exchange. Page executed a Fall Away Slam and a springboard clothesline, then quickly flew to the floor with a plancha. Page took a sip of a fan's beer, but the delay allowed Castagnoli to catch him with a gorilla press out of the ring onto the stage, leading to a commercial break.## After a charging double stomp on the stage, Castagnoli kept Page grounded in the ring until Page tried for a Buckshot but got a big boot to the face back on the stage. Both guys traded blows at the entrance before Page hit a running clothesline, sending Castagnoli into the ring. An attempt at the Buckshot was countered into a pop-up uppercut for a near fall. Castagnoli played around with Page, only making him angrier, and both guys tumbled to the floor. Page attempted a moonsault off the apron, but Castagnoli caught him with a running powerslam into the stage wall. When trying it again, Page countered into a DDT and followed up with a moonsault off the stage. ## Back inside, Castagnoli caught another dive, but Page wiggled free and hit a Tombstone for a two-count. Page tried for Dead Eye, but Castagnoli countered, dropping Page face-first onto the top buckle. Castagnoli fired off uppercuts relentlessly before a short-arm lariat got a close two-count. An anvil elbow drove down, and Castagnoli went for the Neutralizer, but Page countered into Dead Eye for a two-count of his own. Page attempted another springboard clothesline, but Castagnoli hit an uppercut in mid-air. Both guys went to the ropes, with Castagnoli trying an Avalanche Ricola Bomb, but Page turned it into a mid-air hurricanrana. Page finished things off with two Buckshot Lariats to secure the win. ## WINNER: Hangman Adam ## AEW International Champion Orange Cassidy, Adam Copeland, Dustin Rhodes & Preston Vance (w/Jose The Assistant) vs. Lance Archer (w/Jake Roberts), Brian Cage, Toa Liona & Bishop Kaun (w/Prince Nana) ## Rhodes caught Liona with a snap powerslam early, but Liona quickly turned the tide, and Team Cassidy started tagging in and out rapidly. They attempted a chokeslam on Cage, but he didn't move an inch. Cassidy pulled off a Stundog Millionaire, but Archer and Liona argued about who should make the tag for their team. Cassidy tried to showcase his speed against Kaun but got pounced in mid-air by Liona, leaving Cassidy isolated during the break. Everyone took turns picking Cassidy apart, including a one-armed suplex by Cage. ## After the break, Archer launched Cassidy clear across the ring, following up with a step-up knee in the corner. Archer aimed for locomotion splashes, but Jose The Assistant tripped him up on the third attempt, leading to Jake Roberts laying out Jose. Cassidy managed a round-the-world DDT to create distance from Archer and made the hot tag to Vance, who ran wild on everyone. Kaun dodged a Brodie Lee-esque discus lariat, but Vance answered with a ripcord cutter. The match broke down, leaving Cage to drop Rhodes with an F5, attempting one on Copeland. Copeland countered into an Impaler. Kaun dropped Copeland with a gutbuster, Cassidy was there with an Orange Punch, Archer hit the Boss Man Slam, and friendly fire collided Archer and Liona. This led to Cage taking out his own partner with a clothesline to the floor but turned into a Copeland Spear followed by a discus lariat from Vance, who secured the pin on Kaun for the win. ## WINNER: AEW International Champion Orange Cassidy, Adam Copeland, Dustin Rhodes & Preston Vance (w/Jose The Assistant) ## Samoa Joe Addresses Daily’s Place ## Joe entered the ring sporting a new AEW Title belt, dressed in a suit. He proclaimed himself as the AEW World Champion, eliciting Thank You Joe chants. Joe brushed off the gratitude, stating that he was destined for this moment. He announced changes in championship protocol, emphasizing that wrestlers no longer needed to complain on the mic or make social media comments. Instead, they could bring their record and reputation to the championship committee for evaluation, and if deemed worthy, they would get a shot at facing Joe in the ring.## Swerve Strickland's music hit, and the Mogul Embassy joined him on the stage. Strickland declared that a few months ago, he told Hangman Page he was after his spot, and now he's saying the same to Joe – it's not personal; he just wants the AEW Title. As Joe and Strickland faced off, Hangman Adam Page entered the ring, keeping a close eye on Strickland. Page reflected on his 2023 victories, including beating Jon Moxley and reuniting with The Elite. However, he admitted losing sight of the AEW Title and vowed to reclaim it in 2024. Prince Nana intervened, pulling Strickland away, and the Mogul Embassy retreated as Page confronted Joe, promising to take the title before leaving.## Left alone in the ring, Joe raised the AEW Title high. HOOK's music then played, and the FTW Champion confidently approached Joe, pointing at the AEW Title and stating, "One week," before walking away. The segment, though brief, introduced three challengers for Samoa Joe's title.## In a backstage interview with Renee Paquette, Toni Storm, Luther, and Mariah May were asked about last week's events. May referenced her debut, asking if Storm saw her perform an arm drag. Paquette clarified she was talking about AEW's newest signing, Deonna Purrazzo. Storm, seemingly unaware, mentioned Wendi Richter, and May revealed that Purrazzo had kicked her in the face. Storm offered May a chocolate, shared some empowering words, and scolded her for messing up a catchphrase before walking off. Taz on commentary found the entire interaction amusing. ## Sammy Guevara vs. Ricky Starks ## Starks started with a quick shoulder block, struck his signature pose, and taunted Guevara. In response, Guevara showcased his athleticism with a leapfrog backflip dropkick combo. Guevara then tripped Starks to the floor and landed a hard moonsault off the top rope onto Starks' shoulder. Attempting a suplex from the ring to the floor, both ended up on the apron, where Starks executed a brutal Angels Wings on the edge of the ring, leading to a picture-in-picture break.## During the break, Starks dominated, employing his rope walk strut to cut off a Guevara comeback. Starks tried a TKO, but Guevara countered with a superkick. Guevara climbed to the top, but Starks grabbed his foot, delivering straight punches to the side of the head. Guevara fought back, attempted a moonsault, but Starks countered with a double boot and a sitout powerbomb for a two-count. Starks sprinted but slid face-first into the corner. Guevara leapfrogged, tried for GTH, but Starks countered into a jackknife pin attempt for a two-count. Starks went for a Spear, but Guevara evaded, landed another thrust kick, and rolled up Starks for the victory. ## WINNER: Sammy Guevara ## After the match, Guevara and Starks shook hands, but it turned out to be a trick. Big Bill suddenly showed up and attacked Guevara. Chris Jericho's music played, and he rushed in with Floyd the baseball bat, delivering a Code Breaker and a springboard dropkick to take down Bill. Starks and Guevara kept on brawling, while Jericho and Bill continued their fight into the crowd, all while Judas played in the background. ## Thunder Rosa, Kris Statlander, Willow Nightingale & Anna Jay vs. TBS Champion Julia Hart, Skye Blue, Saraya & Ruby Soho (w/Harley Cameron) ## Stokely Hathaway was at ringside holding a sign that read, "Let Stoke Manage You, Stat." Soho initiated some early trash talk on Jay, who responded by delivering a forearm and a spinning corner kick. The babyface team executed fast tags, with Rosa standing tall after delivering a series of quick offensive moves. Soho floated over Rosa and unintentionally fell into her corner, leading to Hart tagging in and attacking Rosa from behind. The heels took advantage, taking turns stomping Rosa before she fought back. Nightingale tagged in, but during the break, Cameron tripped her up in the ropes, leaving her isolated.## Nightingale eventually dropped Hart and Blue with a double clothesline. Statlander made the hot tag, entering the ring and cleaning house. She laid out Saraya with a spinning fisherman’s driver for a two-count. The match broke down, and the babyfaces executed a quadruple suplex. Each woman took turns delivering high-impact moves, concluding with Statlander hitting Saraya with a rolling German suplex. This left Jay and Hart as the legal competitors, staring each other down. A slugfest ensued before Jay applied a Queen Slayer. However, she didn't notice Blue making the blind tag. Despite Jay sinking in the Queen Slayer on Blue, it only allowed Jay to secure the tap out for her team. ## WINNER: Thunder Rosa, Kris Statlander, Willow Nightingale & Anna Jay ## Roderick Strong (w/The Undisputed Kingdom) vs. Bryan Keith ## Keith intercepted Strong's charging move with a boot and unleashed a series of chops, propelling Strong to the floor with another significant boot. The two grapplers continued their struggle onto the apron, where Strong executed a brutal backbreaker on the apron's edge. Upon returning inside the ring, Strong stomped Keith in the corner. However, Keith resisted a half-and-half suplex, initiating a striking exchange. Strong executed an Angle Slam, attempted a superplex, but Keith countered with a well-executed Diamond Dust.## Keith sought a Tiger Driver, almost settling for a sunset flip, but Strong swiftly countered with a jumping knee. This was followed by the End of Heartache, securing the victory for Strong. ## WINNER: Roderick Strong (w/The Undisputed Kingdom) ## After the match, Adam Cole positioned himself in the center of the ring and asserted that when he mentioned things changing, he meant it. He expressed a lack of concern for the fans, asserting that they deserve everything. Acknowledging Strong's 20-year tenure, Cole declared that the International Title has his name written all over it. He commended Taven and Bennett as the greatest ROH Tag Team Champions, emphasizing that they never received the respect they deserved.## Cole then shifted his focus to Wardlow, describing him as a monster and dominator, now surrounded by people who respect him. Cole hinted at a future conquest for the AEW World Championship, urging the fans to welcome their new Kingdom. He encouraged them to get comfortable, emphasizing their prolonged presence.## In a backstage interview with Renee Paquette, Deonna Purrazzo expressed her continued excitement after her debut last week. She addressed Toni Storm's apparent ignorance of her, stating that if Storm acts like she doesn't know who she is, Purrazzo's team will send her a screener of her AEW debut on Collision. Red Velvet joined the conversation, announcing her Collision debut and expressing her intention to see Purrazzo this Saturday. ## Sting & Darby Allin (w/Ric Flair) vs. Powerhouse Hobbs & Konosuke Takeshita (w/Don Callis) in a Tornado Tag ## All four guys ended up brawling into the crowd, with Sting & Hobbs facing off and Allin & Takeshita doing the same. Sting put Hobbs on a road case and slammed him into some trash cans, while Takeshita smacked Allin around with chops, mocking Flair in the process. Allin fought back, dropkicking Takeshita off the apron and attempting a Coffin Drop. However, Takeshita caught him and delivered a rolling German on the floor, leading us to a commercial break. ## During the break, Hobbs & Takeshtia set up a table ringside with what I think was Sting’s eyes painted on it. Allin tried to make a comeback, but Takeshita & Hobbs executed a double team flipping powerslam, launching Allin across the ring in a crazy sight. Sting was left to fight for his team with Stinger Splashes but got cut off by a Takeshita jumping knee. Ric Flair entered the ring, attempting chops on Hobbs who shrugged them off, so Flair went for eye pokes instead. Sting sent Takeshita packing, and Allin hit a dive to the floor.## Sting dropped Hobbs with a spinebuster as all four men brawled to the stage. Hobbs sent Sting into the metal entrance structure, and Allin dodged a charging knee from Takeshita, causing Takeshita to hit the guardrail. Allin climbed up high on the stage and jumped off with a Coffin Drop. Hobbs lifted Sting and walked him to the edge of the stage where the table was, but Sting countered and hit a Scorpion Death Drop off the stage through the table. Sting draped an arm across Hobbs for the victory. ## WINNER: Sting & Darby Allin (w/Ric Flair) ## After the finish, the referee, doctors, and Flair attended to Sting, who faced difficulty getting back into the ring and standing up. Despite the struggle, he eventually managed to do so. Sting exchanged words with Allin, and there's a genuine concern about whether Sting might be legitimately hurt after that conclusion. ## Tony Schiavone entered the ring and joined Sting, Allin, and Flair to discuss Sting's final match at Revolution. Schiavone inquired about who Sting's last opponent would be, but before an answer could be given, The Young Bucks' music interrupted. Matt & Nick Jackson emerged in black and white jackets, sporting new mustaches. The Bucks didn't say anything; instead, they simply stared down Sting, Allin, and Flair. Excalibur noted that this essentially served as a challenge for Sting's retirement match at Revolution. ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

BY SACNILK

Here are the complete results for this Friday's edition of AEW Rampage which takes place on January 5, 2024, at the Prudential Center in Newark, NJ. ## AEW Rampage airs every Friday at 11 pm ET on TNT in the United States. It is AEW's second weekly television show, positioned behind their flagship show, Dynamite.## AEW Rampage January 5, 2024 Results ## -Mark Briscoe & The Hardys (Matt Hardy & Jeff Hardy) defeated Kip Sabian, The Butcher & The Blade. ## -Kris Statlander & Willow Nightingale defeated Kennedi Hardcastle & Notorious Mimi. ## -Hikaru Shida defeated Anna Jay. ## -ROH Pure Championship: Pure Rules Match: Wheeler Yuta (c) defeated AAA Cruiserweight Champion Komander (w/ Alex Abrahantes). ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

BY SACNILK

Here are the full results for this Wednesday's AEW Dynamite Episode which is slated to air live on January 3, 2024, at the Prudential Center in Newark, NJ. ## 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 6:30 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 January 3, 2024: Highlights ## We witness post-match remarks from the newly crowned AEW World Champion, Samoa Joe. Subsequently, highlights from the World's End World Title match unfold, featuring the shocking revelation of Adam Cole as the Devil.## Transitioning to the show's commencement, Adam Cole takes the spotlight along with Roderick Strong, The Kingdom, and Wardlow. Cole expresses his dissatisfaction with the perception of him as the villain, emphasizing that MJF has a history of betrayal. He asserts that the Undisputed Kingdom is a permanent fixture and outlines their goals: Roderick Strong aims for the International Title, while Wardlow intends to claim the AEW World title and ultimately pass it on to Cole, a notion endorsed by Wardlow with a nod.## In a surprising turn, Switchblade Jay White makes an entrance, acknowledging the chaos unleashed on MJF but expressing discontent at being collateral damage. White summons the Gunn Club, sparking a brawl that draws in Bullet Club Gold. Despite being outnumbered, the Acclaimed and Billy Gunn rush to the ring, forcing a standoff before Bullet Club Gold retreats.## Following this, we hear remarks from the new American Triple Crown Champion, Eddie Kingston.## The broadcast then features a pre-taped segment by Daniel Garcia in anticipation of his upcoming match against Swerve Strickland later in the show. ## AEW International Championship: Orange Cassidy w/Hook & Danhausen vs. Dante Martin ## Locking up, OC executes a legsweep followed by a swift kip-up and an armdrag courtesy of Martin. Another lockup leads to Cassidy showcasing his armdrag skills. OC transitions into a leglock, seamlessly flowing into a bow and arrow hold. The champion then asserts control with a side headlock, countered by Martin with an arm twist. A test of strength ensues, culminating in OC delivering a monkey flip. ## Martin foils Cassidy's trademark "pockets" move and counters with a backslide, securing a two-count. Opting for a breather, OC takes a stroll outside the ring. Undeterred, Dante pursues, only to be met with a flying headbutt from OC. Seizing the momentum, Cassidy propels Martin into the barricade, finishing with a well-placed running dropkick. During the commercial break, Martin executes a suplex on the unforgiving floor. ## Upon the return, Cassidy employs a "Slumdog" maneuver. His subsequent charge misses, allowing Martin to land a kick and execute a tope. Martin follows up with a springboard crossbody, earning a two-count. Cassidy retaliates with a back elbow, and the two engage in playful mockery. A well-timed superkick by Cassidy is followed by stomps in the corner from OC. ## Cassidy delivers a impactful DDT for a near fall of two. Undeterred, he goes for a diving DDT, securing another two-count. Building up the intensity, Cassidy discards his elbow pad. Martin counters into a devastating GTS for a close two-count. Martin follows up with a senton, and a spectacular phoenix splash only results in a two-count. Cassidy retaliates with a crucifix, nearly securing the victory. Martin's missed Senton opens the door for Cassidy's decisive Orange punch, securing the pinfall. ## WINNER: Orange Cassidy ## The Code of Honor is observed as Darius Martin and Action Andrade make their entrance in support of Dante. The returning Private Party joins the scene, declaring that the tag division has lacked flavor in their absence. They assert their intention to put every tag team on notice.## Transitioning to a backstage segment, Renee Paquette interviews Luther and Toni Storm, revealing their plans for the night in Manhattan. The announcement follows that Mariah May is set to compete next.## The House of Black issues a challenge to FTR, setting the stage for a potential showdown.## In another interview with Renee, Prince Nana and Swerve Strickland express their aspirations, with Swerve specifically expressing his desire to face Samoa Joe. ## Singles Match: Mariah May vs Queen Aminata ## May initiates the action with a sharp slap, seamlessly transitioning into a well-placed kick. Following this, she connects with a solid right hand and executes a takedown. May continues her offensive onslaught with a flying headscissors, showcasing her agility. Just before the commercial break, she lands a precision dropkick to the back of Aminata.## Upon the return from the break, May unleashes a double chop, displaying her striking prowess. Aminata counters a potential hurricanrana, responding with a slap of her own followed by a double chop. Aminata then targets the spine with a forceful kick, accompanied by an elbow and a running elbow for added impact.## In a turn of events, May counters with a Sling Blade, momentarily shifting the momentum. Seizing the opportunity, May executes her finishing move, the MayDay, ultimately securing the pinfall for the victory. ## WINNER: Mariah May ## In the ring, Renee stands alongside May, who expresses her excitement about her debut, albeit with a slight disappointment over it happening in New Jersey.## Suddenly, the debutant Deonna Purazzo makes her entrance, eliciting enthusiasm from Renee. Deonna appears visibly emotional about her presence on this significant night and declares her affiliation with AEW, proudly proclaiming herself as All Elite. Without warning, May delivers a slap to Deonna, but Purazzo retaliates swiftly, taking May out in a surprising turn of events. ## Christian Cage, accompanied by the Patriarchy, makes their entrance, with Shayna Wayne taking the microphone. She asserts that her goddess demands respect for Christian Cage. Cage expresses his gratitude to Mother Wayne and his pride and joy, Nick Wayne. He then acknowledges himself for what he perceives as putting the final nail in Adam Copeland's coffin. The apparent discontent of Killswitch is evident as Cage instructs Copeland to go to the back of the line. The New Jersey crowd chants for Luchasaurus.## In a backstage segment, Renee engages with Saraya, Harley Cameron, and Ruby Soho. Cameron has now joined the Outcasts and appears to harbor feelings for Saraya, conveying a sense of affection. ## Konosuke Takeshita w/Don Callis vs. Darby Allin ## Takeshita manages to throw Allin off, but Allin responds with an arm twist, leading to a rollup for a one-count. Takeshita executes a headscissors, and then unleashes a series of forearms followed by a high backdrop. Takeshita transitions into a headlock takeover. Allin responds with a springboard armdrag into a leap.## A substantial knee strike by Takeshita is followed by a rolling German suplex on the ramp as the broadcast goes to commercial break.## Upon returning, Darby hits a cutter off the top rope and follows it up with a tope to the floor as Takeshita bails. Back in the ring, Takeshita executes a jumping tombstone for a two-count. Allin retreats to the floor, and Takeshita misses a knee, prompting Don Callis to fan him down. Seizing the opportunity, Allin delivers a Coffin Drop to the floor. Takeshita manages to beat the count, but Allin counters with a Code Red for a near fall.## Takeshita blocks a Coffin Drop with his knees, and then executes a release German suplex, followed by another. Allin counters with a rollup for a two-count. Takeshita responds with a lariat and a running knee. A German suplex off the top rope by Takeshita sets the stage for a running knee, securing the pinfall victory. ## WINNER: Konosuke Takeshita ## Four Way to determine a Number One Contender for the AEW Continental Crown Championship: Trent Beretta vs. Brian Cage vs. Bryan Keith vs. El Hijo De Vikingo ## The match kicks off with an intense exchange of blows, with Cage delivering powerful lariats. Vikingo enters the fray with a tope, showcasing his high-flying prowess. Meanwhile, Keith engages Trent, delivering forearms as Trent responds with a throat-chop. A swift counter sees Trent landing a boot to Keith's face.## Vikingo takes center stage with an impressive springboard arm drag, only for Cage to block his attempt at a rana and execute a double chokeslam. Despite Cage missing a knee strike, Trent seizes the opportunity and lands a clotheline, prompting Trent to head to the floor and unleash a barrage of punches on Cage.## During the commercial break, Danhausen is spotted in the front row, adding an intriguing element to the ringside dynamics. As the action resumes, Vikingo unleashes a big spin kick followed by a springboard dropkick. Running double knees by Vikingo and a headbutt by Bryan Keith intensify the pace.## Trent counters with a release German suplex to Cage for a near fall. Keith enters the scene, delivering a clothesline to Vikingo. All four competitors find themselves down, but Keith is the first to rise. Cage rebounds with an F5 to Keith, following it up with a sit-out powerbomb to Trent for a close two-count.## A surprising turn occurs as Danhausen interferes, casting a curse on Cage. Keith and Vikingo capitalize by delivering superkicks to Cage, setting the stage for Vikingo's impressive moonsault. The action continues with a diving headbutt by Keith to Trent, earning a two-count.## In the final moments, Trent manages to execute the Deadeye on Keith, securing the pinfall victory. The match concludes with Trent standing tall as the victor. ## WINNER: Trent Beretta ## Daniel Garcia vs. Swerve Strickland w/Prince Nana ## Swerve executed a shoulder block followed by a smooth transition into a headlock. He then showcased his agility with a headscissor takedown, demonstrating his technical prowess. Garcia responded with a leg sweep and a powerful kick. The two competitors engaged in a fierce exchange of palm strikes, with Garcia delivering a well-placed knee to Swerve's gut.## As Swerve retreated, Garcia and Nana, his manager, engaged in an unexpected dance-off. Seizing the opportunity, Swerve launched a kick after a distraction from Nana. Taking advantage, Swerve executed a devastating DVD on the apron just before the commercial break.## Upon returning, Swerve dominated with a series of uppercuts, showcasing his striking abilities. Garcia retaliated with punches and a decisive running knee, followed by a shotgun dropkick. A well-executed suplex earned Garcia a two-count. Swerve responded with a backbreaker and a reverse suplex for a near fall.## Tensions escalated as Swerve and Daddy Magic, who was on commentary, engaged in a heated argument. Garcia, seizing the moment, sent Swerve into the railing. Attempting a sharpshooter on the table, Garcia found the space insufficient.## A dramatic superplex by Garcia was countered by Swerve, who executed a suplex of his own. Back elbows and a powerful kick by Garcia showcased his resilience. Swerve answered with a flatliner and a side kick, securing a two-count. Despite Swerve's attempt at a Swerve Stomp, Garcia kicked out at two. Swerve executed a Dragon Stunner, securing the pinfall victory. ## WINNER: Swerve Strickland ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

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Here are the complete results for this Friday's edition of AEW Rampage which takes place on December 29, 2023, at the Addition Financial Arena in Orlando, FL. ## AEW Rampage airs every Friday at 11 pm ET on TNT in the United States. It is AEW's second weekly television show, positioned behind their flagship show, Dynamite. ## AEW Rampage December 29, 2023 Results ## -Ruby Soho (w/ Saraya & Harley Cameron) defeated Marina Shafir (w/ Nyla Rose) ## -ROH Pure Championship: Pure Rules Match: Wheeler Yuta (c) defeated Matt Sydal ## -Action Andretti & Top Flight (Dante Martin & Darius Martin) defeated CHAOS (Orange Cassidy, Trent Beretta & Rocky Romero) ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

BY SACNILK

Here are the complete spoiler results for the December 29 episode of AEW Rampage which was tapped on December 27 at the Addition Financial Arena in Orlando, FL. ## Spoilers via PWInsider.com ## AEW Rampage Spoilers For 12/29/23 ## -ROH Pure Title In A Pure Rules Match: Wheeler Yuta defeated Matt Sydal ## -Ruby SoHo (with Saraya Knight and Harley Cameron) defeated Marina Shafir (with Nyla Rose). ## -Orange Cassidy, Trent Beretta, and Rocky Romero defeated Top Flight and Action Andretti in a six man tag. ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

BY SACNILK

Here are the full results for this Wednesday's AEW Dynamite Episode which is slated to air live on December 27, 2023, at the Addition Financial Arena in Orlando, FL. ## AEW Dynamite airs every Wednesday (Tuesday Special on October 10) 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 6:30 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 December 27, 2023: Highlights ## Continental Classic Gold League Final: Jon Moxley vs. Swerve Strickland vs. Jay White ## All three superstars are in the ring as the bell rings, initiating the start of the match. White attempts to follow up outside, but Swerve prevents him from rolling through. Meanwhile, Moxley executes a move, knocking White out of the ring. Moxley goes for a headbutt, but Swerve evades, and Moxley ends up hitting the ring. The action spills into the crowd. ## Swerve goes for a running knee on Moxley and successfully connects. Chairs are set up, and White sends Moxley crashing into them. White then returns Swerve to the ring and continues his offensive onslaught. White attempts a Suplex into the corner and follows up with a cover, but he fails to secure the victory. Moxley re-enters the fray, only for White to slam him onto the apron. ## Swerve attempts a dive after successfully getting White off the apron but misses this time. White prepares for a slam on Swerve on the apron, but this time, Swerve counters with a kick to the head. Swerve sets up clotheslines and successfully executes them. He then ascends to the top rope and delivers a crossbody on both White and Moxley. ## Returning from the break, Swerve and White engage in a battle on the apron, and White ends up getting knocked down. Suddenly, out of nowhere, Moxley comes off with a dive on Swerve. Moxley follows up with a piledriver on Swerve and goes for the cover, but it doesn't result in a victory. This time, Moxley takes Swerve to the top rope, but Swerve attempts a dive and misses. Moxley catches him for a Paradigm Shift, securing a near fall. ## White enters the fray with a steel chair, but Swerve retaliates with a House Call on White. Swerve then ascends to the top rope and hits a 450 splash for the cover. However, Moxley intervenes with a stomp, breaking the cover. ## The intensity of the match escalates as all three men become embroiled in a brawl. White executes a suplex on Swerve, while Moxley applies a sleeper hold on White. Swerve, out of nowhere, delivers a House Call, creating chaos all around. White stuns Moxley with a Bladerunner and goes for the cover, but Swerve makes the save. White then attacks Moxley and Swerve with a steel chair. In the culmination, Moxley hits a Death Rider for the cover on White and secures the victory in the match. ## WINNER: Jon Moxley ## Tony Schiavone interviews Swerve, who expresses his desire and determination in the industry, highlighting that he didn't get pinned. He challenges Keith Lee, inviting him to find him at World’s End for a match. Renee introduces Mariah May, announcing her debut next week on Dynamite. Riho interrupts, leading to a scuffle with Toni Storm and Luther.## Top Flight discusses facing various trios, interrupted by Best Friends who plan to meet them on Friday. Christian Cage prepares for a sitdown interview.## During a segment in the ring, Don Callis unveils family paintings, but Sammy Guevara confronts him. Sammy criticizes Don for not reaching out during his concussion, leading to a confrontation. Chris Jericho and Sammy Guevara are attacked by the Don Callis Family, but Sting and Darby Allin intervene, with Jericho wielding a baseball bat.## Renee interviews Roderick Strong, who asserts he's done research proving MJF is the devil and vows to expose him. ## Continental Classic Blue League Final: Eddie Kingston vs. Bryan Danielson ## The match kicks off with Kingston delivering a suplex to Bryan, who rolls out of the ring. Kingston follows with a suicide dive and chops Bryan multiple times. After a brief commercial break, Bryan attempts the Labell Lock, but Kingston reaches the ropes. The two trade strikes, with Kingston countering a Bryan dropkick and landing a clothesline followed by a Northern Lights bomb. ## In the final moments, Kingston secures the win with a series of powerful moves, including a backfist, half-and-half suplex, and a decisive powerbomb. ## WINNER: Eddie Kingston ## In the ring, Moxley grabs the mic and demands a 100% effort from Eddie Kingston. He asserts that Kingston can't beat him and that he needs to earn the right to become Triple Crown Champion. Kingston takes the mic, declaring he'll give Moxley everything he has at World’s End and vows to bust him up.## Backstage, Christian Cage expresses frustration that Adam Copeland is late. During a commercial break, Copeland arrives and immediately attacks Nick Wayne and Christian Cage. Security intervenes, and the brawl spills into the hallway, forcing a locker room break-up. ## Singles Match: Kris Statlander vs. Skye Blue ## Kris Statlander faces Skye Blue in a match. Statlander showcases her strength with a bodyslam and a dropkick. Despite Skye's offense, including a knee to the face and a slam on the apron, Statlander fights back with a German suplex. ## After a commercial break, Skye attempts a comeback with a thrust kick and a Code Blue, but Statlander kicks out. Kris counters with a powerbomb, and the match takes a turn when Julia Hart interferes. Skye takes advantage, delivering an avalanche Code Blue for the victory. ## WINNER: Skye Blue ## In the aftermath of the match, Julia hits Kris Statlander from behind with a clothesline, allowing Skye to lock in a submission hold. Willow Nightingale rushes to the ring and attacks Skye and Julia, who quickly retreat. Abadon's music hits, and she makes her entrance.## In an interview with Renee, Ruby Soho and Saraya discuss their partnership. Saraya introduces Harley, who seems devoted to her. However, the situation takes a dark turn when Harley takes out a knife, prompting Saraya to quickly remove her from the scene.## Following the intense moment, a commercial break ensues. ## ROH World Tag Team Championship: MJF & Samoa Joe (c) vs. The Devil’s Masked Men ## The Devil’s Masked Men enter the ring, but Samoa Joe is nowhere to be found due to an injury. MJF steps in for the match, attacking one of the masked men. As MJF tries to unmask his opponent, the other masked man intervenes, attacking him with a pipe from behind. The masked man secures the victory with a heatsinker. ## WINNER: The Devil’s Masked Men ## Post-match, The Masked Men attack MJF. Samoa Joe, appearing with a steel chair, aligns with The Devil, who appears on the titantron. The text reads "pleasure doing business with you." Joe assaults MJF with the chair, claiming responsibility for the attack, and finishes with a muscle buster on MJF. ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

BY SACNILK

Here are the full results for this Wednesday's AEW Dynamite Episode which is slated to air live on November 29, 2023, at the Target Center in Minneapolis, MN. ## AEW Dynamite airs every Wednesday (Tuesday Special on October 10) 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 6:30 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 November 29, 2023: Highlights ## Continental Classic Gold League: Jon Moxley vs Jay Lethal ## The action kicks off with a lockup, followed by Lethal executing a headlock takeover, countered by Moxley with a headscissors. Moxley then takes control with a headlock takeover of his own, delivering a back elbow and a leg sweep. Lethal responds with a figure-four leg lock, leading to both wrestlers rolling outside.## Lethal attempts a suicide dive but misses the second one. Moxley, in turn, executes a successful suicide dive, creating a mirroring sequence. Moxley proceeds with punches in the corner, but Lethal counters into a Dragon Screw. Stomps to Moxley's knee and a flurry of punches follow. They exchange forearms, and Lethal goes for his signature move, the Lethal Injection, but Moxley counters. An elbow from the top rope results in a near fall just before the commercial break.## Returning from the break, Lethal applies a front ankle lock, countered by Moxley with a cutter. Lethal then drives Moxley into the corner and executes a Dragon Screw off the ropes. A missed dropkick by Lethal opens an opportunity for both wrestlers to trade forearms, with Lethal landing a back elbow and Moxley responding with a lariat. Lethal attempts a Lethal Combination for a two-count, focusing on Moxley's knee.## Moxley counters with rollups for near falls. A series of counters ensue, including an O'Connor Roll by Lethal. Lethal applies a Figure Four, but Moxley reaches the ropes. Moxley hits a Paradigm Shift, followed by a King Kong Lariat into a piledriver for a close two-count. Moxley then applies a choke, and Lethal taps, giving Moxley the victory. ## WINNER: Jon Moxley ## Jay Lethal remains without any points following his recent match. ## We witness comments from a visibly upset Eddie Kingston, expressing his frustration over last week's loss to Brody King. ## It appears that both the ROH and NJPW Strong titles are currently vacant, awaiting the conclusion of this tournament. ## Backstage, Tony Schiavone makes an announcement regarding Sting's final match, scheduled for March 3rd at the Greensboro Coliseum. Sting and Flair make their entrance, with Sting taking a moment to honor Flair. Flair, in turn, enthusiastically emphasizes the legacy they built, specifically recalling their historic clash at Clash of Champions 1. He boasts that their interaction isn't scripted, and Flair appears to be deeply moved during this emotional moment. ## Continental Classic Gold League: Mark Briscoe vs. Rush ## At the sound of the bell, they engage in an exchange of elbows. Rush delivers a splash in the corner, but Briscoe responds with a leg lariat. Chops come from Rush, followed by a clothesline and a kick. Briscoe counters with a slap, prompting Rush to retreat to the floor. Briscoe then executes a dropkick through the ropes, and a chop exchange ensues on the outside. Rush hurls Briscoe into the barricade, and Briscoe answers with a back suplex on the barricade, reminiscent of a Cactus Jack elbow. ## Upon returning to the ring, they continue trading chops until a collision leaves both men down, leading to a commercial break. ## During the leglock sequence, Briscoe manages to reach the ropes. The two exchange palm strikes, resulting in Briscoe going down. Briscoe rebounds with an exploder, but Rush counters with a belly-to-belly. A spear by Briscoe, stemming from a thwarted Bulls Horn attempt, is followed by a neckbreaker for a near fall. Rush retaliates with back elbows, and Briscoe answers with an enziguiri. ## Rush executes a belly-to-belly, sending Briscoe off the apron and onto the floor. Chops are traded, and Briscoe responds with a Froggy Bow for a two-count. Rush counters a Jay Driller and follows up with a belly-to-belly in the corner. A running forearm and Bulls Horns by Rush secure the pinfall victory. ## WINNER: Rush ## Mark Briscoe remains without any points after his recent match.## We receive a monochromatic message from Toni Storm when RJ City interrupts her, claiming not to be feeling well. She announces a title defense for the upcoming week.## Tony Schiavone has taken his place at the commentary desk as MJF makes his entrance. He reminds everyone of his upcoming match against Samoa Joe in Long Island on the 30th. While expressing respect for Joe, despite personal feelings, MJF reflects on first seeing Joe in TNA and criticizes WWE for misusing him. MJF credits Joe for paving the way in wrestling, allowing talents like himself to thrive. He expresses gratitude to Joe before asserting his role in building AEW "brick by brick." MJF runs down the list of opponents he has defeated, claiming he will overcome any injuries to triumph over Joe at World's End.## The arena plunges into darkness, and the Devil's minions assail MJF. Joe rushes to the rescue. The Devil, appearing on the big screen, challenges MJF and Joe to a tag team match for the following week. MJF reluctantly accepts, while Joe appears less enthusiastic. ## Commentators share information that the AEW IT Department alleges the Devil is hacking their system, explaining the appearance of these mysterious videos. ## Singles Match: Wardlow vs. AR Fox ## Fox opens the action with a kick, followed by executing two topes to the floor. Wardlow responds with a clothesline, slamming Fox onto the apron and then executing a belly-to-belly. A massive beel toss by Wardlow sends Fox to the floor. Wardlow pursues, tossing Fox back into the ring. He delivers a press slam, but Fox manages to escape and kicks Wardlow down. Fox attempts a 450, leading to a one-count.## Fox follows up with a series of kicks and a chokeslam into a clothesline by Wardlow. Wardlow proceeds with a powerbomb, and then another one. He adds a senton to his arsenal, concluding with another powerbomb that prompts the referee to call an end to the match. ## WINNER: Wardlow ## Top Flight & Action Andretti vs. Brother Zay & The Hardys ## The match commences with Andretti and Matt in the ring. Action kicks off with a dropkick on Matt, who responds with a hip toss. After a tag, Jeff enters and targets Action. A cover attempt follows, but it results in a kickout at two. Action manages to trip Jeff, attempting a moonsault that unfortunately misses. Both competitors then tag out, bringing Zey and Darius into the ring. Zey executes a shoulder block, and Darius follows up with a dropkick on Zay. Dante tags in and focuses his attack on Zay, with Darius joining in to assault Zay in the corner. ## During the commercial break ## Upon return, Jeff inflicts a leg drop on Andretti and follows it up with a dropkick. Matt tags in, taking his turn to attack Action in the corner. Matt executes the Side Effect and goes for the cover, resulting in a near fall. Dante tags in and resumes the assault on Zay, delivering a springboard splash and attempting another cover, which sees Zay kicking out at two. Zay retaliates with a clothesline, knocking Dante down. Jeff knocks Andretti off the apron, and Zay capitalizes with a springboard dropkick. He goes for the cover, resulting in a two-count.## Darius enters the fray, executing a German suplex, while Dante slams Zay to secure the victory for their team. ## WINNER: Top Flight & Action Andretti ## TBS Championship House Rules Match: Julia Hart (c) vs. Emi Sakura ## The match kicks off with Julia taking the initiative, launching an attack on Emi in the corner. Julia executes a snapmare followed by a kick to the back, and then slams Emi to the mat. Emi rolls out of the ring, responding by sending Julia into the steel steps and following up with a running crossbody. ## During the commercial break## Upon returning, Emi delivers a backbreaker to gain control. Julia counters with a sleeper hold, but Sakura manages to escape and transitions into a surfboard submission. Climbing the top rope, Emi goes for a moonsault but misses the mark. Julia seizes the opportunity to lock in the Hartless lock. Although Emi taps out, the match cannot be won via submission. Hart enters the scene with a clothesline from behind, setting up Julia to hit a moonsault for the victory. ## WINNER: Julia Hart ## RJ City conducts an interview with Mariah May, expressing her eagerness to showcase her skills in AEW. Following the interview, she walks into Tony Khan's office.## Christian Cage's entrance music resonates through the arena as he makes his way to the ring. Taking the microphone, he invites Adam Copeland, his former tag team partner, to join him in the ring. Cage expresses his desire to discuss some of the remarks made by Copeland in the previous week, asking him to come down.## Adam Copeland's theme song plays, and he walks down to the ring. Cage informs the security detail that their presence is unnecessary tonight and requests them to leave the ring. He proceeds to address the audience, acknowledging the assumption that he's apologizing only because he is alone.## Cage clarifies that his regret doesn't stem from being solo. He admits that after Copeland attacked Killswitch, he took a drive that turned into a road trip of self-reflection. Cage reminisces about their early days on the road, highlighting how they evolved into the greatest tag team of all time.## He declares that Copeland is his brother, emphasizing that their father remains Cage's biggest fan. Despite the challenges, including Copeland's mother's passing, Cage discloses that she had a wish to see them teaming up one more time. Cage proposes the idea of reliving that journey together. However, as Cage moves to attack, Copeland delivers a low blow. Copeland taunts Cage, telling him to polish the belt because it's going home with him. ## During the commercial break ## Continental Classic Gold League: Jay White vs. Swerve Strickland ## Jay White's entrance music resonates as he confidently strides to the ring, soon followed by the energetic theme of Swerve Strickland, who makes his way down the aisle. ## The match kicks off with Jay taking the early advantage, launching an assault on Swerve in the corner. He sends Strickland out of the ring, forcefully propelling him into the barricade. Jay repeats the process, slamming Swerve into the barricade once more before guiding him back into the ring and delivering a series of stomps. ## Jay then knocks Swerve out of the ring, and Strickland retaliates by sending White into the steel steps before rolling him back into the ring. However, Jay seizes the opportunity to plant Swerve with a DDT as he reenters the squared circle. ## During the commercial break ## Upon return, Jay executes a German suplex and follows it up by suplexing Swerve into the turnbuckle. Swerve mounts a comeback with a back suplex, a flatliner, and a suplex, attempting a cover for a near fall. Jay counters with a German suplex, but Swerve rebounds with a lariat. Both competitors engage in a striking exchange, with Jay targeting Swerve's knee and executing the uranagi. ## Jay focuses on Swerve, applying an armbar that Strickland manages to escape, countering with a snap on Jay's arm. Jay attempts a low blow, but Swerve catches him and delivers a backbreaker. Following up with the House Call, Swerve climbs the top rope and lands the Swerve stomp. The cover results in a two-count. ## Out of nowhere, Jay White hits the Bladerunner, but Swerve rolls out of the ring. Jay sends Swerve back into the ring, and both men exchange strikes. Jay goes for the sleeper suplex, aiming for the Bladerunner, but Swerve counters with a quick roll-up for the surprise victory. ## WINNER: Swerve Strickland ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

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Here is the live coverage for this week's edition of AEW Collision which is set to take place on November 25, 2023, at the Petersen Events Center in Pittsburgh, PA. ## 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 Results, November 25, 2023 ## Continental Classic Match: Daniel Garcia vs Claudio Castagnoli ## The match begins with Claudio countering Garcia's aerial move with a tilt-a-whirl backbreaker. Mocking kicks and corner dominance follow from Claudio. Garcia fights back, sending Claudio to the floor and executing a guillotine choke. A giant swing into the barricade occurs during picture-in-picture.## Garcia's comeback includes a rear naked choke, but Claudio survives. The action continues with rollups and submission attempts. Claudio's uppercut and a Ricola Bomb secure the victory for him. ## WINNER: Claudio Castagnoli ## Killswitch vs. The Boys (Brent and Brandon Tate) ## Killswitch wrapped it up in a quick 90 seconds, scoring a fast pin for the win. ## WINNER: Killswitch ## Killswitch sets up chairs in the ring, choke slams a Boy onto one, and then grabs them both. Adam Copeland interrupts with a chair, beating down Killswitch and delivering a con-chairto. After celebrating, Adam adds a curb stomp and another con-chairto.## In a backstage interview, Adam blames Cage's insecurities for their fallout, citing the threat to his children. Adam challenges Cage for the TNT title at Dynamite on 12/6, aiming to change Cage's soul. ## Malakai Black and Buddy Murphy vs Komander and Gravity ## Komander and Gravity start strong, with Buddy using an armbar on Gravity, who kips up twice. Buddy halts him with a knee strike, but Gravity turns the tables with an around-the-world German suplex.## After a tag, Black slams Gravity and delivers strikes. Komander's flurry is cut short, and Buddy and Black hit a double knee lift. Gravity's comeback is stopped with a knee strike, and Buddy pins Komander for the win after a stomp from Black. ## WINNER: Malaki Black and Buddy Matthews ## Julia Hart(c) vs Lady Frost ## In a collar-and-elbow lockup, Frost slams Hart into the corner, but Hart counters with a hip toss and a kick. The fight spills outside with brawling at ringside. Hart uses a chair, kicks Frost out of it, and takes the brawl to the ramp. After a charging clothesline, Hart rolls Frost back into the ring for a quick victory with the Hartless submission. ## WINNER: Julia Hart ## FTR (Cash Wheeler and Dax Harwood) vs The Righteous (Vincent and Dutch) ## Cash and Vincent kick things off, with Vincent dominating in the corner. Cash fights back, slamming Vincent and tagging in Dax for a double team. Dax's mistimed move allows Vincent to counter, but Dutch tags in. Dax escapes a bear hug with a bite, clotheslines Dutch out, and catches Vincent with a back body drop.## In the full-screen action, Vincent has Dax in a rear chinlock. Dax fights free, and Cash gets the hot tag, running wild. Vincent blind tags Dutch, but Cash disrupts their plan. Dax tags in, and they finish with the Shatter Machine on Vincent for the win. ## WINNER: FTR ### The House of Black enters, dismissing any hopes of rescue, including from CM Punk. Malakai Black asserts the apparent lack of brotherhood and vanishes as the lights go out. Dante Martin's return follows without interruption.## Ricky Starks and Big Bill address Tony Schiavone, expressing disappointment in Chris Jericho's resistance. Bill vows to embarrass the Golden Jets, dismissing them as a legendary team. They liken Jericho and Omega to the Golden Girls and share their determination to rise to the top. The segment closes with a brief recap of the Continental Classic Matches on Dynamite. ## Keith Lee vs Lee Moriarty ## Moriarty kicks off the action, but Lee counters with a powerful pounce. After a series of kicks, Lee shoves Moriarty down. Moriarty attempts an armbar, but Lee effortlessly powers out and lands a clothesline. Moriarty fights back with a kick but gets caught by Lee, who hits a decisive power body slam for the win. ## WINNER: Keith Lee ## Eddie Kingston vs Brody King in a Continental Classic match ## Eddie holds titles in abeyance; winner of the tournament gets both. King dominates early with a cannonball and ringside assault. Eddie turns the tide, using steel steps and countering with an exploder and clotheslines. The back-and-forth continues, with Eddie surviving a spike piledriver. In the end, Eddie lands Dante’s Inferno for the pin and the win. ## WINNER: Brody King ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

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Inglewood, 18 November - Here is the live coverage for the 2023 AEW Full Gear which is set to take place on Saturday, November 18, 2023, at the Kia Forum in the Los Angeles suburb of Inglewood, California. ## In a stacked event card, Eddie Kingston defends his ROH World Championship against Jay Lethal, while MJF and Samoa Joe put their ROH World Tag Team Championship on the line against The Gunns. The card features diverse matchups, including Hikaru Shida vs. Toni Storm for the AEW Women's World Championship and a six-man tag team clash with Sting, Darby Allin, and Adam Copeland facing The Patriarchy. ## The AEW International Championship is up for grabs as Orange Cassidy takes on Jon Moxley, and The Golden Jets battle The Young Bucks with high stakes: a championship opportunity or team disbandment. Other matches include Kris Statlander defending the AEW TBS Championship in a three-way bout and a four-way tag team ladder match for the AEW World Tag Team Championship. The main event sees MJF defending his AEW World Championship against Jay White. ## AEW Full Gear (2023) Ongoing Results ## Eddie Kingston vs. Jay Lethal w/Jeff Jarrett, Sonjay Dutt, Karen Jarrett and Satnam Singh ## In this scenario, Lethal, supported by a crew and backed by board member Hathaway, faces Eddie in an intense match. Eddie fights from beneath, resisting outside interference and cleverly staying in the ring when tempted to brawl outside. Lethal gains control with strategic interference and near falls, with Jarrett counting alongside.## The climax sees distractions from Karen Jarrett and Satnam Singh, and Ortiz intervenes with a guitar. Despite Lethal's attempt at the Lethal Injection, Eddie counters with a half and half suplex and a spinning backfist, securing the pin and the win. ## WINNER: Eddie Kingston ## Singles Match: Claudio Castagnoli vs Buddy Matthews ## Buddy starts with a stomping onslaught, and the match escalates into a hard-hitting affair with minimal hold-and-counter exchanges. Claudio repeatedly aims for the big swing, but Buddy thwarts him, consistently fighting from beneath. The turning point comes when Claudio executes the big swing for a near fall.## They transition to finishing moves, with Buddy delivering a power bomb and jackhammer for a two-count. After Buddy's hammer and anvil elbows, Claudio retaliates with a Ricola bomb, followed by a sharpshooter. Buddy taps out, giving Claudio the win. ## WINNER: Claudio Castagnoli ## MJF and Samoa Joe (Ring of Honor Tag Team Champions) vs The Gunns (Austin and Colton Gunn) ## Juice Robinson is out due to last night's Rampage brawl. MJF dominates Colton in the corner, leading to a more traditional exchange. Gunns isolate MJF until he sends them out, tagging Joe for a comeback. MJF attempts Joe's moves but is countered. Gunns hit 3:10 to Yuma on Joe, but Adam Cole's distraction lets Joe lock in the Coquina Clutch for the win. ## WINNER: MJF and Samoa Joe ## The Gunns viciously attack MJF, focusing on his leg with a chair. After wrapping the chair around his leg and leaping onto it, MJF is stretchered out and loaded into an ambulance. Before leaving, MJF urgently asks Adam Cole to protect his championship. The main show starts with a choir singing Christian Cage's theme. ## Sting, Darby Allin, and Adam Copeland w/Ric Flair vs Christian Cage, Luchasaurus, and Nick Wayne ## The match kicks off with Cage hugging Nick, and Darby facing off against Nick, who takes control with a cheap shot. Sting tags in, working on Nick, but Cage tags in. Adam, with painted face like Darby and Sting, enters. Cage tags Luchasaurus and leaves. Darby gets tossed around, choked on the apron, and is headed to climb Mount Everest tonight. ## Cage tags in, beats Darby down, and Nick attempts a pin. Darby rallies with a top-rope destroyer. In chaos, Cage attacks Adam from behind, but Sting runs him off. Darby tags Cage, but Luchasaurus protects him. After a triple attack, Adam pins Luchasaurus for the win. Flair interferes, but Cage takes him out, leaving Adam to secure the victory. ## WINNER: Sting, Darby Allin, and Adam Copeland ## The energetic opener pleases the crowd, and Cage shines as a great heel.## Adam takes the mic, acknowledging Sting's last match in California and contributing to the swear jar.## At the stage, Tony introduces Bullet Club Gold, joined by Taz on commentary. Jay White claims the championship, prompting Tony to try calming him. Tony starts to announce MJF's injury and the match cancellation, but Adam Cole interrupts. Cole insists he won't let Jay walk away with the title and offers to defend it for MJF. ## Jay confidently agrees to face Cole again. The Bullet Club incapacitates MJF, leading to his title forfeiture. m## Orange Cassidy (AEW International Champion) w/Hook vs Jon Moxley ## Cassidy charges into Mox with energy, and they trade blows. The story revolves around Mox brutally attacking Cassidy, who fights back with less effective counterattacks. Despite Cassidy's big moves, he can't secure more than a one-count. The match includes dives and a bulldog choke from Mox.## Cassidy applies the Redrum, Mox exposes the turnbuckle, hits a cutter and a piledriver for a near fall. The crowd engages in dueling chants. Cassidy lands three Orange Punches, covers for two, adds three more punches, and finishes with a beach break for the win. ## WINNER: Orange Cassidy ## Hikaru Shida (AEW Women’s Champion) vs Timeless Toni Storm ## Toni ditches her script, and Shida takes early control. The match is a straightforward, hard-hitting affair with kicks and strikes dominating. Storm uses Luther to hand her a shoe, swapping it for another to nail Shida for a near fall. Shida retaliates with a Strong Zero, but the match continues.## Shida's missed Meteora causes her ankle to buckle, giving Storm an opening for an ankle lock. Shida reaches the ropes, and Toni tries a shoe trick, but Shida dodges it. The fight spills outside with Shida wielding a Kendo stick, but Storm blocks a Katana kick.## The surprise comes when Storm reveals a hidden metal tray in her tights, using it for a decisive hip attack on Shida, getting the pin and the win. ## WINNER: Timeless Toni Storm ## Ladder Match: Ricky Starks and Big Bill (AEW Tag Team Champions) vs Brody King and Malakai Black vs FTR (Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler) vs Rush and Dralistico ## In the midst of a chaotic ringside brawl, King and Bill face off. FTR separates them, leading to a widespread skirmish. Starks introduces a ladder, clashing with Dax. Rush and Cash set up a ladder but opt for a brawl instead. Dralistico and Black add high-flying maneuvers to the chaos. Starks attempts a dive but is countered by Dax's top-rope suplex.## Bill and King bring ladders into the ring, initiating a hoss fight. Rush and Dax use ladders as weapons, and Dralistico takes Dax down with a dropkick. Bill and King get sandwiched between ladders, and Dax turns on Starks. Starks walks the ropes but falls victim to Dax's counter. King hits a cannonball, sets up a ladder, but Bill tips it over.## Dralistico briefly shines against Bill before succumbing to a choke slam. The match avoids slow ladder climbs, focusing on intense fighting. King power bombs Dralistico onto a ladder, and Dax leaps off the top onto Brody. Starks and Dax duel on a ladder, but Black intervenes, allowing Starks to climb and secure the titles. ## WINNER: Ricky Starks and Big Bill ## Kris Statlander (TBS Champion) vs Julia Hart vs Sky Blue ## Blue winks during her entrance, and Statlander invites her opponents to attack. Blue charges first, but both she and Hart face takedowns from Statlander. The match features dominant moments from Statlander in one-on-one matchups, showcasing her championship potential.## Despite a sequence where Hart knocks Statlander to the floor and lands a moonsault on Blue, Statlander breaks it up. Statlander hits the Saturday Night Fever on Blue, but Hart intervenes, delivering a clothesline and stealing the pin for the win. ## WINNER: Julia Hart ## Will Ospreay Signs With AEW ## In the ring, Tony Schiavone introduces the latest AEW signing, Will Ospreay, who receives a massive ovation. Ospreay officially signs his contract and expresses happiness about joining AEW. He shares the news that he's not coming in just yet, asking for patience to wrap things up with New Japan Pro Wrestling. Once that's done, he promises the Road to Revolution and pledges to show everyone what Elite truly looks like, especially at Wembley Stadium. ## Texas Death Match: "Hangman" Adam Page vs. Swerve Strickland (with Prince Nana) ## Nana, with four backup dancers, joins Strickland's entrance. Page, impatient, sprints to the ring, initiating a brutal match with Strickland. The goal is to incapacitate the opponent for a 10-count. Page introduces duct tape and a staple gun, using them on Strickland, including stapling a rundown sheet onto him. ## Page inflicts various brutalities, from stapling Strickland's chest to hitting him with a chair. Strickland retaliates, involving cinderblocks, barbed wire, broken glass, and more. The match intensifies with Nana's interference and the sudden appearance of Brian Cage. Page manages to overcome challenges, but Strickland eventually hangs him with a chain, leading to Page's inability to answer the 10 count. ## WINNER: Swerve Strickland by knockout ## The Golden Jets (Chris Jericho and Kenny Omega) defeated The Young Bucks (Matt Jackson and Nick Jackson) ## Since The Golden Jets won, they get The Young Bucks' AEW World Tag Team Championship opportunity. Had The Golden Jets lost, they would have had to disband as a team. ## The match starts with Matt and Jericho engaging in chain wrestling, but the Bucks resort to heel tactics against Jericho. The Bucks target Jericho's injured arm, drawing boos from the California crowd. Despite the Bucks working over Jericho, he manages to tag in Omega, leading to a chaotic sequence.## In the end, Omega deceives by attacking the Bucks, and he secures the victory with a One-Winged Angel on Matt. The match effectively builds tension, showcasing the Bucks' conflict and Matt's fully embraced heel persona. ## WINNER: Chris Jericho and Kenny Omega ## Singles match for the AEW World Championship: MJF (c) (with Adam Cole) vs. Jay White (with The Gunns (Austin Gunn and Colten Gunn)) ## MJF's entrance is disrupted as staff and security try to stop him, but he ignores them. The match starts with MJF targeting Jay's leg, leading to a well-executed story of Bullet Club interference and MJF's resilience. Despite the crowd's anticipation for a solid match between Jay and MJF, the familiar storyline engages them. ## MJF exploits the broken announcer's table, hits a top-rope elbow, and conceals the Dynamite Diamond. In a dramatic sequence, MJF uses a low blow and his signature ring to secure the win after a ref bump. The crowd is fully invested in the match's slow-paced, exhausting style reminiscent of New Japan. ## WINNER: MJF Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

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Here are the complete results for this Friday's edition of AEW Rampage which takes place on November 17, 2023, at the KIA Forum in Los Angeles, CA. ## AEW Rampage airs every Friday at 11 pm ET on TNT in the United States. It is AEW's second weekly television show, positioned behind their flagship show, Dynamite. ## AEW Rampage November 17, 2023 Results ## -Christian Cage (w/ Luchasaurus & Nick Wayne defeated Trent Beretta to retain the TNT Championship ## -“Timeless” Toni Storm (w/ Luther) defeated Emi Sakura ## -Roderick Strong (w/ Matt Taven & Mike Bennett) defeated Action Andretti ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

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Here are the full results for this Wednesday's AEW Dynamite Episode which is slated to air live on November 15, 2023, at the Toyota Arena in Ontario, CA. ## AEW Dynamite airs every Wednesday (Tuesday Special on October 10) 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 6:30 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 November 15, 2023: Highlights ## Orange Cassidy and Hook vs Jon Moxley and Wheeler Yuta ## Hook and Cassidy ambushed Mox and Yuta during their entrance, sparking a brawl through the crowd and into the ring. Yuta and Hook reached the ring first, leaving Mox recovering. Cassidy, after a slow return, got the hot tag, showcasing "soft kicks" until Yuta cut him off.## Post picture-in-picture, Cassidy was the babyface in peril, countered Mox's mock kicks with a dropkick, and Hook eventually got the hot tag. He and Yuta traded German suplexes, Hook selling for a rare moment. Mox interrupted Hook's momentum with a cutter and shrugged off an Orange Punch, knocking Cassidy down. Yuta capitalized with a seat belt move for the pin and the win. ## WINNER: Jon Moxley and Wheeler Yuta ## Mox and Yuta win ahead of their singles matches. Mox vows to claim the International Championship.## A video features Kenny Omega, Chris Jericho, Koto Ibushi, and Paul Wight in suits heading to the arena.## In the ring, Tony Schiavone warns Swerve and Page against pre-match attacks. Page insults Swerve, brings up personal issues, and surprisingly attacks Prince Nana instead.## Swerve saves Nana, hits a Buckshot lariat on security. Page's promo remains confusing, with Swerve seemingly letting Page wear himself out. In the backstage interview, Roderick Strong claims to know who the Devil is, with ADAM! Coel pointing at MJF. Strong insists MJF is the true Devil. ## Singles Match: Skye Blue vs Red Velvet ## Blue returns to her Scooby Doo gear after weeks in black. Red dominates early, but Blue takes over outside the ring during picture-in-picture. In the full view, Blue asserts control, engaging in a back-and-forth with Velvet, leading to a series of impactful moves. Blue, the powerhouse, ultimately seals the win with a Code Blue. ## WINNER: Skye Blue ## Julia Hart and Kris Statlander are seen watching.## Miro delivers a strong promo, vowing to destroy Daniel Garcia. ## RJ introduces Mariah May to "Toni Storm," but it turns out to be Luther. May, a wrestler and fan, is treated like a regular fan seeking an autograph by Toni Storm (Luther). Toni requests a tune-up match on Friday and a loofa. ## Samoa Joe vs Jon Cruz ## WINNER: Samoa Joe ## Joe grabs the mic, declaring MJF's inevitable need for a friend. A recap follows of Tony Khan and Bryan Danielson unveiling the Continental Classic tournament, resembling a smaller G1 Tournament. ## Penta and Komander vs The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) ## The Bucks start the match with a planned heel turn, faking sportsmanship before hitting Penta and Komander with surprise superkicks. The match features a nostalgic "greatest hits" collection, keeping the crowd engaged in the Bucks' backyard. Nick employs low blows when the ref isn't looking, and after a Judas Effect from Komander, he pins for the win. ## WINNER: The Young Bucks ## Backstage, Lexy Nair confronted The Young Bucks about their recent cheating tactics. Matt claimed they no longer cared, citing inside sources. Kenny Omega joined, reminiscing about old times. Nick clarified their issue was with Jericho, not Omega, and after winning on Saturday, they could refocus on The Elite. Jericho tried to pull Omega away, calling The Bucks "kids," leading to a tense face-off and a scuffle between The Bucks and Jericho, with Omega caught in the middle. ## The Gunns (Austin & Colten w/Juice Robinson) vs. Peter Avalon & Jacoby Watts ## WINNER: The Gunns (Austin & Colten) ## Like a Dragon Gaiden Street Fight: Kenny Omega, Chris Jericho, Kota Ibushi & Paul Wight vs Konosuke Takeshita, Powerhouse Hobbs, Kyle Fletcher & Brian Cage ## In a wild match, Ibushi and Omega faced off against Jericho and Wight, the former in suits and the latter in ring gear. Chaos ensued immediately, with Jericho using a bat on Fletcher and Wight delivering a choke slam off the stage. Ibushi and Takeshita battled in the ring, culminating in the Golden Lovers' double Golden Triangle moonsaults. The brawl extended outside, with Wight slamming Hobbs on a car hood. Returning to the ring, Takeshita used a bicycle as a weapon, and a brainbuster on Ibushi onto the bicycle followed. Jericho and Takeshita continued their backstage brawl during the commercial break. ## Cage set up tables ringside, and Fletcher returned to the ring. Omega endured a double suplex onto a pallet, and Fletcher attempted a bottle shot on Omega, resulting in a possible cut to Omega's hand. Ibushi intervened, and Takeshita delivered a spectacular dive, with Jericho countering with a Judas Effect. Cage executed a superplex from the ring to the floor through tables before another commercial break. ## Jericho entered the ring from the crowd, clashing with Hobbs, who responded with a spinebuster. Jericho countered a missed splash, hitting a Code Breaker, and Cage followed up with a F5. Omega and Fletcher unleashed Snap Dragons, and Fletcher, bleeding, hit a Tombstone on Ibushi through a sign on chairs. Omega and Jericho combined a V-Trigger and Judas Effect on Hobbs, duct-taping him to the ropes. Despite Cage's resilience, a series of V-Triggers and a One-Winged Angel from Omega secured the win. ## WINNER: Kenny Omega, Chris Jericho, Kota Ibushi & Paul Wight ## MJF, reflecting on his past, expresses fears of letting down fans but vows not to quit. He targets Jay White, questioning his legitimacy as a champion. White interrupts, accusing MJF of pretending to be a hero. Bullet Club Gold attacks MJF, leaving him alone and vulnerable. The show ends with Bullet Club Gold standing tall, and Samoa Joe, offering help, watches from backstage. ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...