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AEW Dynamite Results April 19, 2023: Highlights, Live Coverage, Winners AEW Dynamite
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AEW Dynamite Results April 19, 2023: Highlights, Live Coverage, Winners

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Here are the full results for this Wednesday's AEW Dynamite Episode which is slated to air live on April 19, 2022, from Petersen Events Center in Pittsburgh, PA. ## 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 April 19, 2023 ## The Pillars of AEW Face Off ## As the tension in the ring reached its peak, the crowd held their breath, captivated by the words of these fierce competitors. Each wrestler made it clear that they were not to be underestimated, and their determination to become the AEW World Champion was palpable. ## Darby Allin's piercing gaze bore down on his opponents as he spoke with a quiet confidence, asserting himself as the most deserving challenger for the title. His words cut like a knife, revealing his doubts about his fellow competitors, and exposing their weaknesses for all to see. ## But before Allin could finish his thought, the booming beat of Sammy Guevara's music echoed through the arena, electrifying the crowd with anticipation. Guevara's swagger and confidence were undeniable, as he spoke of his own journey to this moment, and his unwavering commitment to achieving greatness. ## And then came Max "MJF" Friedman, the arrogant and cunning mastermind of AEW, whose mere presence caused the crowd to erupt in boos and jeers. But his words were not to be dismissed lightly, as he announced the upcoming Pillars Tournament, setting the stage for an epic showdown between the best of the best. ## As the wrestlers glared at each other from across the ring, the tension built to a fever pitch, culminating in a fierce battle between Perry and Guevara, each determined to come out on top and earn their shot at the title. The crowd watched in awe as the two wrestlers pushed their bodies to the limit, leaving everything on the line in pursuit of their dreams. ## With Allin waiting in the wings, the winner of this match would move on to face the challenger in what promised to be one of the most intense matches in AEW history. And as the dust settled and the winner was announced, the excitement and anticipation only grew, setting the stage for an unforgettable showdown at Double or Nothing. ## AEW Women’s Champion Jamie Hayter & Dr. Britt Baker D.M.D. Vs Ruby Soho & Toni Storm (w/Saraya) ## Before the match, tensions between Baker's family and Saraya had reached a boiling point, resulting in a chaotic altercation that saw Saraya brazenly spray painting Baker's mother. And the match itself was nothing short of a wild and intense affair, with both teams throwing caution to the wind and engaging in a fierce battle. ## The Outcasts gained an early advantage, blindsiding Baker and Hayter with a surprise attack during their entrance, leaving them reeling on the outside. But Hayter soon rallied back, unleashing her devastating strength to take down both Soho and Storm with a powerful double suplex. ## Despite their best efforts, The Outcasts found themselves struggling to keep up with Baker and Hayter's relentless offense, as Baker executed a series of breathtaking maneuvers, including a spectacular Panama Sunrise off the apron. But The Outcasts refused to go down without a fight, launching their own fierce counterattacks and unleashing a barrage of devastating strikes and high-flying maneuvers. ## In the end, it was Baker who emerged victorious, locking in her deadly Lockjaw submission hold and forcing Soho to tap out. And as she celebrated with her teammate Hayter, backstage Wardlow was strategizing with a legendary ally, Arn Anderson, in order to prepare for his own upcoming match against Powerhouse Hobbs. ## Despite facing tough odds with QT Marshall in Hobbs' corner, Wardlow remained confident, knowing that with Anderson by his side, he had the wisdom and experience needed to emerge victorious. And as he stepped into the ring, ready to face his formidable opponent, the stage was set for an epic showdown between two titans of the squared circle. ## WINNERS: AEW Women's Champion Jamie Hayter & Dr. Britt Baker D.M.D ## The Elite return to address the Blackpool Combat Club ## Omega stood in the center of the ring, his voice ringing out with conviction as he addressed the crowd. He spoke of the BCC with a mix of respect and contempt, acknowledging their talent but also calling them out for their ruthless tactics. The tension in the air was palpable as he challenged the BCC to face him and his Elite brethren. ## But as the brawl broke out, chaos reigned supreme. Bodies flew in every direction, the sound of flesh striking flesh echoing throughout the arena. The Young Bucks displayed their agility and speed, while Castagnoli showed off his raw power with devastating slams and suplexes. ## And just when it seemed like the BCC had the upper hand, a new challenger emerged from the back. Bryan Danielson, one of the most respected wrestlers in the industry, appeared on the big screen to taunt The Elite. But this was all a ruse, as Moxley, Castagnoli, and Yuta attacked from behind. ## The fight was fierce and unrelenting, with each wrestler giving their all in a desperate bid for victory. But it was Omega who emerged triumphant, his determination and grit pushing him to overcome the odds and emerge victorious. ## As the dust settled and the fans roared their approval, Omega stood tall, a true champion in every sense of the word. And with the support of his Elite brethren and the newly arrived Konosuke Takeshita, there was no doubt that Omega was destined for greatness. ## Wardlow (w/Arn Anderson) Vs Powerhouse Hobbs (w/QT Marshall & Harley Cameron) ## In a display of incredible athleticism and power, both Wardlow and Hobbs showed why they are two of the most dominant forces in AEW. The crowd was on their feet, cheering and chanting for their favorites as they exchanged blows, suplexes, and high-flying moves. Hobbs demonstrated his strength with his belly to belly suplexes and spinebuster, while Wardlow impressed with his agility and senton off the top rope. ## As the match reached its climax, tensions ran high with the interference of both Cameron and Anderson, leading to a chaotic scene in and outside of the ring. However, Wardlow remained focused and determined, powering through Hobbs with a series of devastating powerbombs that left the champion crumpled in a heap on the mat. ## As the referee counted to three and the bell rang, the arena erupted in a deafening roar of approval. Wardlow stood tall in the center of the ring, holding the TNT Title high above his head with a look of pride and determination on his face. Little did he know, his celebration was about to be cut short by the arrival of a new challenger in the form of Christian Cage and Luchasaurus. The anticipation was palpable as the two men stared each other down, setting the stage for what promises to be an epic battle for the TNT Championship. ## WINNER: Wardlow (w/Arn Anderson) ## Jay White (w/Juice Robinson) Vs Komander ## In a high-flying and intense match, the up-and-coming Komander showed incredible skill and heart against the crafty veteran Jay White. White, known for his dirty tactics, played the crowd early with a show of sportsmanship before blindsiding Komander with a cheap shot. But Komander refused to back down, using his lightning-fast speed and impressive springboard moves to keep White on his toes. ## Throughout the match, the tension was palpable, with Shawn Spears watching intently from the crowd and White using every trick in the book to gain the upper hand. During a commercial break, White seemed to have Komander in his clutches, but the young wrestler refused to give up, unleashing a barrage of chops and a jaw-dropping flipping roll-up that had the crowd on their feet. ## As the match continued, Komander continued to impress with his athleticism, executing a breathtaking rope-walk dive and a springboard Phoenix Splash that had the crowd holding their breath. But White wasn't about to let the young upstart steal the victory, countering a Komander arm-wrench into a brutal cutthroat suplex before planting him with the devastating Blade Runner for the win. ## The arena erupted in cheers and applause for both competitors, with White showing his respect for Komander's incredible effort. Despite the loss, Komander had proven himself as a force to be reckoned with in the AEW ring, leaving fans eager to see what he'll do next. ## WINNER: Jay White ## Chris Jericho & Adam Cole Face to Face ## As the tension built between Jericho and Cole, the crowd was on the edge of their seats, watching the two superstars face off in the center of the ring. Cole, paying homage to Jericho, shared that he had modeled his style after the veteran wrestler and expressed his respect for him. But the mood quickly turned sour when Jericho declared that he had "zero respect" for Cole, calling him an "arrogant son of a bitch." ## Cole, not one to back down, fired back, calling Jericho a "jag off" and accusing him of being insecure and fickle. The two men were nose to nose, ready to come to blows, when suddenly Daniel Garcia attacked Cole from behind, and a vicious brawl ensued. ## Just when it seemed like things couldn't get any worse, Britt Baker ran out to help Cole, only to be met with a brutal assault by Jericho and his crew. The Outcasts appeared out of nowhere and joined in on the attack, leaving Cole helpless and defenseless. Garcia then handcuffed him to the bottom rope, and the group proceeded to force Baker to watch as they beat her down. ## In a heart-wrenching moment, Baker pleaded with the group to stop, calling out Cole's real name, Austin, as he begged them to let her go. But Jericho and his cohorts were relentless, and even handed the kendo stick to Saraya, forcing Cole to watch as she beat down Baker. Jericho and Saraya then hugged triumphantly, as The Outcasts and J.A.S. members stood tall, leaving the audience stunned and horrified. ## The Acclaimed (Anthony Bowens & Max Caster) & Billy Gunn Vs Matt Menard, Angelo Parker & Jake Hager ## The tension between The Acclaimed and the J.A.S. was palpable, with both teams eager to prove their superiority. Bowens was determined to deliver a knockout punch with his go home line, but before he could even utter a word, chaos erupted. The J.A.S. launched a surprise attack, but The Acclaimed were ready and quickly gained control with a devastating Scissor Me Timbers on Parker. ## Despite their best efforts, Parker, Menard, and Hager managed to turn the tide and gain the upper hand, unleashing a flurry of brutal attacks that left The Acclaimed reeling. But just when it seemed like all was lost, Gunn made a dramatic hot tag and exploded into the ring like a man possessed. ## Gunn's fiery energy was infectious, and he quickly took charge, pummeling his opponents with a series of devastating blows. But Hager wasn't going down without a fight, countering Gunn's Fame Asser with a double leg slam that sent him crashing to the mat. ## As the action continued to escalate, Bowens and Menard made a critical tag, with Parker attempting to use a loaded comb as a weapon. But in a surprising twist, Gunn broke the comb in half, shattering Parker's hopes and dreams in the process. ## With the stage set for a dramatic finish, Bowens hit The Arrival with devastating force, while Caster delivered the coup de grâce with The Mic Drop, securing an epic victory for The Acclaimed. # WINNER: The Acclaimed (Anthony Bowens & Max Caster) & Billy Gunn ## Sammy Guevara Vs Jungle Boy Jack Perry ## A high-octane battle for the ages between Jungle Boy Jack Perry and Sammy Guevara left fans on the edge of their seats, as both wrestlers delivered a dizzying array of breathtaking moves and death-defying dives. From a Spanish Fly to a sunset flip powerbomb on the apron, the action never let up as the two competitors traded blow after blow. ## Despite the interference of MJF, who delivered a vicious blow with his diamond ring, Guevara emerged victorious, clinching the AEW title and celebrating in triumph with his friend and ally. But with Darby Allin watching from the rafters and Jungle Boy nursing his wounds, the question on everyone's minds is: what's next for these fearless warriors in the ring? One thing's for sure - with performances like this, the sky's the limit for the future of AEW. ## WINNER: Sammy Guevara ## To stay updated with all the latest combat sports news, add Sacnilk.com to your Google News feeds and follow us on Twitter.

AEW Dynamite Results April 12, 2023: Highlights, Live Coverage, Winners AEW Dynamite
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AEW Dynamite Results April 12, 2023: Highlights, Live Coverage, Winners

BY SACNILK

Here are the full results for this Wednesday's AEW Dynamite Episode which is slated to air live on April 12, 2022, from UW-Milwaukee Panther Arena in Milwaukee, WI. ## 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 April 5, 2023 ## Darby Allin vs. Swerve Strickland w/Prince Nana and Brian Cage ## Darby pulled off an immediate stunner that caught Swerve off guard, causing him to bail out of the ring. Darby didn't waste any time and hit a swift lope over the top rope, landing a senton on Swerve who was on the floor. But Swerve quickly recovered and countered with a leg sweep on the apron, slamming Darby's body into the ring apron followed by a knee strike. ## Despite the attack from Swerve, Darby showed resilience and fought back, nailing a running back elbow. He slid in and out of the ring to break the referee's count. Swerve tried another leg sweep, this time dragging Darby across the ring steps, but Darby managed to get back into the ring. Swerve followed suit and scored a two-count on Darby. ## Sammy Guevara and Tay Melo were seen watching the match backstage, keeping a close eye on the action. Swerve removed Darby's belt and whipped him with it, but Darby shook it off and charged into the corner, connecting with a strike. However, he missed a second attempt, and Swerve capitalized with a roundhouse kick for another near fall. ## Swerve then resorted to choking Darby and hitting a switch kick for a two-count. But Darby fought back, biting Swerve's foot to break free and applying a kneebar submission. Swerve managed to reverse it briefly, but Darby regained control. They exchanged punches, and Swerve landed a German suplex. Jungle Boy was seen observing the match from ringside. ## Darby stomped on Swerve's foot and went for another kneebar, but Swerve grabbed the ropes to break the hold. Swerve blocked Darby's attempt to climb to the top rope and hit a reverse rana, sending Darby to the floor. Darby quickly threw Swerve back into the ring and hit his signature Coffin Drop. However, Nana, Swerve's manager, put Swerve's foot on the ropes to break the pinfall. ## Darby confronted Nana, but Brian Cage interfered, tripping Darby and ordering the Mogul Embassy to leave ringside. Darby recovered and hit a destroyer on Swerve for a close two-count. He followed up with a Last Supper maneuver and finally scored the pinfall victory. ## WINNER: Darby Allin ## TNT Championship: Powerhouse Hobbs w/QT Marshall,Aron Solow and the QTV Woman vs. Silas Young ## Earlier today, footage was captured of Hobbs arriving at the arena in his sleek new car. As the match began, Hobbs wasted no time in asserting his dominance, delivering a devastating spine buster to his opponent. He followed up with a Torture Rack slam, showcasing his incredible strength and agility. With a confident pinfall, Hobbs secured a decisive victory. His impressive performance left no doubt about his formidable skills and unwavering determination. WINNER: Powerhouse Hobbs ## AEW International Championship: Orange Cassidy vs. Buddy Matthews w/Julia Hart ## Matthews whips Cassidy into the corner, but Cassidy counters with a spinning headscissors after a thrilling series of reversals. With his hands nonchalantly tucked in his pockets, Cassidy surprises Matthews with a dropkick and follows it up with an impressive tope to the outside. He throws Matthews back into the ring and lands a sharp DDT, showcasing his technical prowess. Despite writhing in pain from his injured hand, Cassidy still manages to connect with his signature Orange Punch, but Doc Samson is called to check on his injury. During the commercial break, a special message sends get-well wishes to Cory Strode, while Ol Uncle Rat Bastard is reported to be feeling under the weather. ## As the action resumes, Matthews mercilessly targets Cassidy's injured hand, while Hart looks on with a sinister grin. Matthews delivers a barrage of punches, catching Cassidy off guard. Cassidy tries to send Matthews to the apron, but Matthews blocks a DDT attempt and counters with a knee strike. Cassidy responds with a Beach Break on the apron, leaving both men down. They manage to beat the count back into the ring at nine. ## A fierce forearm exchange ensues, with both competitors giving it their all. Matthews delivers a side kick and a knee strike, targeting Cassidy's hand once again. Buddy stomps on the injured hand, mocking Cassidy. However, Cassidy refuses to back down and puts his hands in his pockets, surprising Matthews with a stundog. Cassidy follows it up with a kick, but Matthews retaliates with an elbow strike. ## Cassidy manages to land another DDT off the ropes, and even takes the fight to the floor with a third DDT. He goes for a pinfall, but Matthews kicks out at two. Cassidy tries to land an Orange Punch once again, but Matthews blocks it and counters with a knee strike. Cassidy plays possum, but Matthews catches him with a curb stomp. However, Cassidy surprises Matthews with a roll-up and scores the pinfall, securing a hard-fought victory. ## WINNER: Orange Cassidy ## Jon Moxley and Claudio Castignoli vs. Michael Nakazawa and Brandon Cutler ## Moxley and Castagnoli launched a surprise attack on their opponents, with Moxley driving a chair into Cutler's neck and Castagnoli repeatedly slamming Nakazawa into the apron, causing him to bleed profusely. Rick Knox had just started the match when Nakazawa crawled into the ring, throwing forearms with all his might before Castagnoli leveled him with a clothesline and followed it up with a Giant Swing. Castagnoli then applied the Sharpshooter, while a bloodied Cutler rolled into the ring, desperately trying to break it up. ## Nakazawa managed to free himself from a piledriver with a backdrop, allowing Cutler to make a hot tag before Moxley bit at his face. Moxley delivered a devastating King Kong lariat, followed by his signature Death Rider move, as he and Castagnoli ruthlessly pummeled Nakazawa and Cutler. The match ended when Rick Knox called for the bell, declaring Moxley and Castagnoli the victors. ## WINNERS: Jon Moxley and Claudio Castignoli ## Moxley grabbed the mic and taunted The Elite and Don Callis, claiming they had glass jaws. Just then, Kenny Omega's music hit and he walked out from the back. With the attention of the BCC turned towards Omega, The Young Bucks made a surprise attack from behind, sparking a massive brawl. The Young Bucks laid out Moxley with their signature BTE Trigger move, while Omega slid in a toolbox and was about to strike Moxley with a weapon. However, Matt Jackson intervened, stopping Omega and instead handing him a screwdriver. Moxley defiantly spat in Matt's face, daring Omega to go through with it, but Castagnoli pulled him free, and the BCC retreated through the crowd. ## Toni Storm & Ruby Soho (w/Saraya) Vs Riho & Skye Blue ## At the sound of the bell, Soho and Storm wasted no time in launching an attack on their opponents. Blue fought back valiantly, using a head scissors and a well-executed low enzugiri to take down Storm. Soho and Riho both entered the ring, but Soho was quickly sent outside by Riho's assisted cross body to the floor. ## The tide of the match turned during a commercial break, with Soho and Storm isolating Riho and keeping her on their side of the ring. However, Riho managed to counter a move called "Destination Unknown" into a roll-up pin for a near fall. Blue eventually made the tag and briefly ran wild, but failed to notice Storm's blind tag. Storm missed a hip attack in the ropes, allowing Blue to fight off all three members of The Outcasts while on the apron. Blue then executed a top rope cross body back inside the ring on Storm, but only managed to get a two-count. ## The match briefly broke down with Riho hitting a cazadora double stomp on Soho, but then eating a thrust kick from Storm. Riho attempted a crucifix pin on Soho, but Blue intervened with a thrust kick of her own. Riho was sent outside the ring by Storm, who followed up with a German Suplex, Sweet Cheek Music, and finally, Storm Zero in succession on Blue, securing the victory. ## WINNERS: Toni Storm & Ruby Soho ## To stay updated with all the latest combat sports news, add Sacnilk.com to your Google News feeds and follow us on Twitter.

AEW Rampage Results April 7, 2023: Highlights, Commentary, Live Update, Winners AEW Rampage
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AEW Rampage Results April 7, 2023: Highlights, Commentary, Live Update, Winners

BY SACNILK

Here are the full results for AEW Rampage which takes place on April 7, 2023, from Ryan Center in Kingston, RI. ## AEW Rampage airs every Friday at 10 pm ET on TNT in the United States. It is AEW's second weekly television show, positioned behind their flagship show, Dynamite. ## AEW Rampage Results April 7, 2023 ## FTW Rules Match: Hook (c) Vs Ethan Page ## This intense matchup featured no-disqualification rules and a falls-count-anywhere stipulation. The two wrestlers immediately brawled into the crowd, unleashing their fury on each other. Hook displayed his strength early on, executing a powerful T-Bone suplex on Page, causing him to crash to the floor. ## As the match progressed, Page retaliated with a vengeance, slamming Hook through a table at ringside. However, Hook proved to be a resilient opponent, dodging Page's chair shot and countering with a Twist of Fate onto the chair for a close two-count. Page tried to regain control with a brutal pump kick, but Hook refused to back down. ## In the end, it was Hook who emerged victorious, locking Page into his signature submission hold, the Redrum (formerly known as the Tazmission), forcing Page to tap out. Hook's dominance didn't end there, as he continued his assault, T-Boning Page through a table in the corner. The crowd was left in awe of the brutal and hard-fought contest between these two fierce competitors. ## WINNER: Hook via submission ## Jericho Appreciation Society & The Acclaimed Vs LSG, Bobby Orlando & The Infantry ## As JAS made their way to the ring, Jake Hager accompanied them, creating a formidable presence. However, Max Caster didn't hesitate to take a jab at JAS, rapping about them being more annoying than Marjorie Taylor Greene. ## During the match, The Acclaimed showcased their impressive teamwork, executing their signature "Scissor Me Timbers" double-team move on Orlando. Caster sealed the deal with a Mic Drop, a frog splash elbow drop, securing the victory. ## But their triumph was short-lived, as JAS, alongside Jake Hager, launched a surprise attack on The Acclaimed during their post-match celebration. The ambush left The Acclaimed battered and bruised, with JAS and Hager standing tall in the ring. ## Despite the underhanded tactics employed by JAS and Hager, The Acclaimed refused to back down, ready to seek revenge and prove themselves as true contenders in the ring. ## WINNER: Jericho Appreciation Society & The Acclaimed ## Darby Allin Vs Lee Moriarty (w/ Big Bill) ## Jim Ross and Excalibur reported that Darby Allin had been hit by a car while skateboarding in New York City the day before. Despite this, he was cleared to compete in the match. The crowd in Rhode Island showed their support for Allin with a loud "DAR-BY!" chant before the match even began. ## During the match, Allin started off strong, locking in a headlock and coming close to a pin with a La Casita maneuver. The crowd erupted into another chant for Allin. However, Moriarty began to gain momentum, targeting Allin's midsection and slamming him into the barricade outside the ring. ## When the program returned from a break, Allin received yet another chant from the crowd as he made his comeback, delivering a shotgun dropkick to Moriarty in the corner. But Big Bill Morrissey appeared once again, distracting Allin and causing him to crash onto the ropes. ## Moriarty seized the opportunity and lifted Allin up for a vertical suplex, dropping him stomach-first over the top rope. He followed up with a superplex attempt, but Allin held on and countered with a small package pin for a near fall. Moriarty also tried a wrist-clutch pin but could only get a two count. Allin regained control with a Code Red on Moriarty before taking out Big Bill with a dive through the bottom rope. Allin then finished off Moriarty with a Coffin Drop for the win. ## WINNER: Darby Allin ## Singles Match: Anna Jay vs. Julia Hart ## Before Hart could finish her introduction, Jay launched an attack, and the two fierce competitors tumbled to the floor, grappling and scrapping for the first few minutes. In a sudden turn of events, Hart whipped Jay into the barricade as the match spilled back out onto the floor. With a display of raw power, Anna Jay hoisted Hart up in a power bomb, holding her upside down in mid-air before slamming her head-first into the barricade. The program then cut to commercials, leaving viewers on edge. ## During the break, Jay maintained her offensive momentum, but when the show returned, Hart had regained control of the match. The youngest wrestler in AEW, according to Jim Ross, Hart executed a running basement elbow to Jay's back, followed by a standing moonsault that earned her a close two-count. ## Jay managed to turn the tide again, almost sealing the victory with the Queenslayer sleeper hold, but was unable to apply it fully. Hart battled back, fighting Jay into the corner before placing her on the top rope, where she was hanging helplessly in the Tree of Woe position. Hart then pulled herself up to grab Jay and throw her back into the ring, before executing a beautiful moonsault press that earned another near fall. ## Jay attempted to apply the Queenslayer sleeper hold once again, but in the midst of the struggle, the two wrestlers tumbled out of the ring. As they fought for leverage, Jay rolled back into the ring, leaving Hart almost counted out. Seizing the opportunity, Hart used a dirty tactic and spit poison mist into Jay's face when the referee was not looking. With Jay disoriented and blinded, Hart capitalized by rolling her into an inside cradle for the controversial win. ## WINNER: Anna Jay ## To stay updated with all the latest combat sports news, add Sacnilk.com to your Google News feeds and follow us on Twitter.

AEW Dynamite Results April 5, 2023: Highlights, Live Coverage, Winners AEW Dynamite
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AEW Dynamite Results April 5, 2023: Highlights, Live Coverage, Winners

BY SACNILK

Here are the full results for this Wednesday's AEW Dynamite Episode which is slated to air live on April 5, 2023, from UBS Arena in Long Island, NY. ## 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 April 5, 2023: ## Ricky Starks vs. Juice Robinson ## Juice Robinson had already entered the ring when Starks was making his entrance. However, just as Starks made his way to the ring, the electrifying music of Switchblade Jay White hit, eliciting a thunderous reaction from the crowd. Without hesitation, White stormed into the ring to lend Robinson a hand in giving Starks a sound beating. The two men hugged it out before hitting Starks with the devastating Blade Runner finisher. As they made their way back up the ramp, Robinson and White stood tall, victorious over their fallen foe. ## WINNER: No Contest ## In the backstage area, Tony Schiavone caught up with Chris Jericho for an interview. Jericho discussed Adam Cole's recent match and post-match celebration, which seemed to go on forever. Jericho expressed that he had to put a stop to the disrespect after Cole punked out Daniel Garcia. Suddenly, Keith Lee appeared on the scene, calling out Jericho for his history of disrespect towards other AEW wrestlers. Lee challenged Jericho to a match in Milwaukee next week, with the intention of teaching him a thing or two about respect. Jericho slowly backed away from the confrontation, leaving his answer to Lee's challenge uncertain. ## As the House of Black made their entrance, the audience roared in anticipation, knowing that they would be defending their coveted AEW Trios Titles against the popular trio of Orange Cassidy and Best Friends. ## AEW Trios Titles: House of Black (Malakai Black, Brody King & Buddy Matthews w/Julia Hart) Vs Best Friends (Chuck Taylor & Trent Beretta) & AEW International Champion Orange Cassidy ## Amidst a loud crowd reaction, a mini-van pulled up backstage, with none other than Trent's mother Sue behind the wheel. Beretta and Black started the match with a series of reversals, exchanging back and forth until Beretta delivered a stunning standing meteora. Taylor and King made the tag, with Taylor narrowly avoiding a charging senton, allowing Cassidy and Matthews to join the fray. The pace picked up with lightning-fast switches, culminating in Matthews blocking the tilt-a-whirl DDT and slamming Cassidy face-first into the corner. ## The match broke down into chaos as everyone spilled outside, with King decimating Taylor and Cassidy attempting a daring hands-in-pocket fall off the top, only to be caught by Black and Matthews and slammed onto the apron. Beretta suffered the same fate moments later. The House of Black took control during the commercial break, with Cassidy hitting a top-rope crossbody on Black. King was sent through the ropes onto his partners, while Cassidy was launched to the floor onto everyone. ## Back inside the ring, a double choke slam powerbomb earned a two-count on Black, with Rush, Dralistico, and Preston Vance watching from ringside. Both teams exchanged a flurry of big-time moves until Black and Cassidy had a tense standoff after missing their respective signature strikes. Cassidy attempted his trademark little kicks, but Black quickly dropped him. Cassidy retaliated with a Stundog Millionaire, as Anna Jay kept a watchful eye on Julia Hart backstage. ## Beretta hit a perfect piledriver on Matthews and Black, but when it came to King, he struggled to lift him at first. It took a Taylor pump knee and Cassidy's Orange Punch to finally set up Beretta for the piledriver on King, which almost earned them the victory. Taylor and Matthews countered each other's Sole Food and Murphy's Law until Matthews ultimately landed a Curb Stomp to secure the victory. ## WINNERS: House of Black (Malakai Black, Brody King & Buddy Matthews w/Julia Hart) ## AEW Women’s Title: Jamie Hayter (w/Dr. Britt Baker) Vs Riho Hayter attempted to execute her finisher as soon as the bell rang, but Riho was able to evade it and countered with a series of close pin attempts. Hayter utilized her strength advantage with some shoulder tackles, however, Riho's agility allowed her to send Hayter flying out of the ring and hit a dive from the top rope. Hayter regained control inside the ring with a vicious gut buster. Both competitors exchanged blows on the apron before Hayter executed an Uranage on the edge of the ring. ## After the commercial break, Riho fought back with a head scissors, Tiger Feint Kick, and a cross body from the top rope for a near fall. Although Hayter was able to dodge the Northern Lights suplex, she was not able to avoid the snap German and Dragon suplexes by Riho. Hayter landed a Ushigoroshi and a Swing Low, Sweet Lariat for a close two count. Later, Hayter delivered a superplex and attempted a brainbuster, but Riho countered with a devastating DDT in a beautifully executed sequence. The two competitors exchanged forearm strikes, with Hayter ultimately coming out on top. They climbed the ropes again, and Riho hit a springboard hurricanrana followed by charging double knees, but Hayter managed to put a foot on the rope to avoid the pin. ## Riho was determined to execute another Dragon suplex, but Hayter countered by rolling through into Hayter-ade, which Riho initially avoided, but not the second time. Although Riho was able to kick out of the first Hayter-ade, Hayter hit a second one to successfully defend her title. ## WINNER: Jamie Hayter ## MJF Day ## As the curtains opened to reveal a magnificent swing band, the crowd erupted into a thunderous ovation, eagerly anticipating the appearance of their idol, MJF. He emerged from behind the curtains, clad in a pristine white tuxedo, and the crowd went wild. MJF began crooning the classic tune "Pennies from Heaven" with such finesse and flair that it left the audience spellbound. ## The band's exquisite performance and MJF's velvety-smooth vocals would have undoubtedly impressed even the likes of Lawrence Welk and Dean Martin. With each passing verse, MJF danced his way down to the ring, bringing the song to a sensational finish. Justin Roberts took the stage, introducing Joseph Saladino, the esteemed Supervisor of the town of Oyster Bay. As Saladino presented MJF with a much grander key to Long Island, the crowd booed him mercilessly, much to the delight of Taz, who couldn't help but chuckle at the scene. ## MJF, basking in the adulation of the crowd, declared that he deserved this honor, unlike losers such as Darby Allin, Sammy Guevara, and especially Jungle Boy. He belittled Jungle Boy, claiming that the most he could ever hope for was a girlfriend with a wandering eye and a minuscule package. Undeterred, MJF continued his speech, regaling the Long Island kids with his inspiring tale of perseverance. ## He spoke of his childhood dreams of becoming a wrestler and recounted how his teacher, Mrs. Benedict, used to laugh at him for not knowing the answers in class. But MJF had the last laugh, as he rose to become one of the greatest wrestlers of all time. He even called Mrs. Benedict a "stupid b*tch," which garnered yet another chant from the crowd. ## In an uplifting gesture, MJF gave a motivational speech to the young Long Island fans, but he made it clear that he only spoke to the "rich and famous" and not the "poors." With his trademark tagline, MJF bid farewell to his adoring fans and strutted up the ramp for an encore performance. ## Suddenly, the loud clashing of cymbals shattered the air, causing MJF to spin around in alarm. To his surprise, he found himself face to face with Jungle Boy, who had snuck up behind him. The two rivals launched into a vicious brawl, with the crowd cheering for MJF whenever he gained the upper hand and booing when Jungle Boy did. ## As the agents and security tried to separate the two, Sammy Guevara made his entrance, holding the AEW Title high above his head. He stood between the two combatants, staring them down, before making his way to the ring for his match. ## Singles Match: Sammy Guevara Vs Komander ## In the opening moments of the match, Guevara pulled off an impressive springboard moonsault to the floor, catching Kommander off guard. His acrobatic skills were so impressive that he went out of frame. However, Kommander managed to recover and hit a superkick on Guevara in mid-air as he flew back inside the ring. ## Kommander continued to fight back and executed a rope walk into a Shooting Star Press for a near fall. Guevara rolled outside the ring to catch his breath, and Kommander took advantage of the situation by attempting a dive outside the ring. But Guevara was prepared for it and connected with a jump knee that took us into the picture-in-picture view. ## Guevara kept Kommander grounded, and Jungle Boy watched on backstage with security standing behind him. However, Kommander fought back with a springboard Poison rana, followed by a spectacular rope walk and a dive on the outside. Back inside the ring, Kommander attempted a Shooting Star Press for the second time, but Guevara moved out of the way. Kommander then attempted a springboard Phoenix Splash, but could only manage a two-count. ## Kommander was determined to execute his signature move, the rope walk Shooting Star Press, and attempted it for the third time. Unfortunately, Guevara saw it coming and got his knees up, causing Kommander to crash land. Guevara seized the opportunity and trapped Kommander in the ropes, allowing him to hit a cutter halfway through the rope walk. Finally, Guevara connected with his signature move, the GTH, and secured the victory. Despite a valiant effort by Kommander, Guevara emerged victorious with his high-flying moves and quick reflexes. ## WINNER: Sammy Guevara ## FTW Title Match: HOOK Vs Ethan Page (w/Matt Hardy & Isiah Kassidy) ## During the bout, Page attempted a sneaky attack, but was swiftly thwarted with a masterful T-Bone suplex and rolled out of the ring. Determined to gain an advantage, Page continued his assault on HOOK outside the ring, slamming him against the unforgiving floor and posting him. Returning to the ring with an air of confidence, Page struck a pose reminiscent of Matt Hardy. However, his attempt to execute a Twist of Fate was expertly countered by HOOK, who seamlessly transitioned into his own devastating move. ## As Page struggled to regain his footing, Isiah Kassidy emerged, using distracting tactics to allow Hardy to enter the fray and engage in a tug-of-war with the FTW title against Page. Hardy eventually ripped the title away, using it to clock Page with a vicious blow that sent him reeling back into the clutches of HOOK's signature submission hold, REDRUM. With the crowd on their feet, Hardy and Kassidy gave a triumphant fist bump to HOOK on the ramp before disappearing backstage. ## WINNER: HOOK ## The Blackpool Combat Club (Jon Moxley, Claudio Castagnoli & Wheeler Yuta w/Bryan Danielson) Vs. 3 Guys Already in the Ring ## The energy in the arena was palpable as the Blackpool Combat Club (BCC) made their way to the ring, ready to take on their opponents. Excalibur was about to introduce their opponents when the BCC sprang into action, launching a surprise attack that left their opponents dazed and confused. ## Moxley and Castagnoli executed a brutal spike piledriver on one of their opponents on the floor, while Yuta locked in a single crab. The BCC continued their assault, with Moxley applying a sleeper hold and Castagnoli launching another opponent to the floor. Yuta then landed a series of anvil elbows before locking in a crossface to secure an easy victory. ## WINNERS: The Blackpool Combat Club (Jon Moxley, Claudio Castagnoli & Wheeler Yuta w/Bryan Danielson) ## After the match, Danielson took the microphone and spoke of his love for his family and the BCC, who he deemed to be true professionals. He then turned his attention to their opponents, questioning their professionalism and suggesting they were merely amateurs hired by the EVPs. Danielson asserted that the BCC were the only professionals present, just as Hangman Adam Page power walked to the ring. ## Despite showing no fear, Page was immediately set upon by Moxley, Castagnoli, and Yuta, while Danielson berated him as an amateur. Danielson then produced a screwdriver from his jacket and proclaimed that the house of AEW needed to be fixed up from all the amateurs present. To prove his point, he slowly drove the screwdriver into Page's eye, causing him to scream in agony while Danielson continued to proclaim the superiority of the BCC and himself as professionals. ## It was a shocking and disturbing scene that left the audience reeling, as the BCC asserted their dominance over the rest of AEW. It remains to be seen how the other wrestlers will respond to this display of brutality and arrogance. ## AEW Tag Team Titles: FTR (Cash Wheeler & Dax Harwood) Vs The Gunns (Austin & Colten) ## The Gunns made their entrance to new music and a fancier overall presentation, while FTR's appearance marked their first match since Wrestle Kingdom. To start the bout, Wheeler and Austin exchanged slaps, with Wheeler later executing a charging spear in the ropes and delivering chops as FTR made rapid tags. Colten tried to regroup outside, but Wheeler caught up with Austin, allowing The Gunns to isolate and control Wheeler during the break. ## Upon returning to the action, Harwood made a fiery hot tag, unleashing a flurry of punches. A beautifully executed short arm lariat sent Colten outside, and while Austin attempted a move of his own, Harwood almost pinned him with a close small package. FTR delivered a double DDT to Colten in the ropes, with a blind tag made by FTR just as they planted Austin with a spike piledriver for a two count. ## Both teams attempted their respective finishing moves, the Shatter Machine and 3:10 to Yuma, but it was FTR who hit the Shatter Machine. However, Colten pulled the referee out of the ring and demanded that he disqualify FTR, but the referee refused, knowing that a DQ would end FTR's careers. Colten and Harwood collided on the apron, and Austin hit the Fame-Asser for a two count. ## Attempting a Pedigree, Austin was countered by Harwood, who spun out into multiple pin attempts. Austin then resorted to a low blow, right in front of the referee, but Wheeler pleaded with the ref not to disqualify The Gunns. As 3:10 to Yuma hit Wheeler, Austin set up Harwood in the corner. Although the ref saw one title thrown in the ring, he missed the second, and Harwood was struck with it but managed to kick out at two. Furious, Harwood spat in both of The Gunns' faces, and while Wheeler came flying off the top with a sunset flip, Harwood simultaneously executed a roll-up, resulting in both Gunns being pinned, and FTR being crowned the new champions as streamers fell from above. The show culminated with Mark Briscoe rushing to the ring to celebrate with FTR, marking a significant win for the team. ## WINNERS: FTR (Cash Wheeler & Dax Harwood) ## To stay updated with all the latest combat sports news, add Sacnilk.com to your Google News feeds and follow us on Twitter.

AEW Rampage Results March 25, 2023: Highlights, Commentary, Live Update, Winners AEW Rampage
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AEW Rampage Results March 25, 2023: Highlights, Commentary, Live Update, Winners

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On a special Saturday edition of AEW Rampage, the TNT title will be on the line for the second week in a row. Powerhouse Hobbs will defend his title for the second time against Penta El Zero Miedo, who is seeking revenge for Rey Fenix and Alex Abrahantes after last week's Rampage. ## In her second AEW match, Taya Valkyrie will face Leila Grey. Last week, Valkyrie made her debut and confronted TBS Champion Jade Cargill. She also delivered Cargill's own Jaded move to Grey. ## Brody King will take on Jake Hager of the Jericho Appreciation Society after Daniel Garcia secured a questionable victory over King last Friday. Former AEW Tag Team Champions The Acclaimed will face off against former ROH Tag Team Champions The Kingdom. ## AEW Rampage Results March 25, 2023 ## TNT Championship: Powerhouse Hobbs (w/ the cast of QTV) vs. Penta El Zero Miedo (w/ Alex Abrahantes) ## In the opening of the match, Hobbs and Penta traded strikes, and Penta sent Hobbs to the mat with a dropkick. Penta attempted to follow up with a tope, but Hobbs halted him with a forearm. While Hobbs hurled Penta into the ringpost, Harley, the woman from QTV, recorded the match on her phone. ## Hobbs hurled Penta around the perimeter of the ring, slamming him into the barricades. Once back in the ring, Hobbs executed a Bret Hart-inspired elbow drop, but it only resulted in a two-count. Penta attempted to catch Hobbs off guard with a kick, but Hobbs caught his foot and flung him into a backbreaker. While Hobbs distracted referee Aubrey Edwards, QT Marshall surreptitiously fastened Penta's mask onto the bottom rope. However, Penta didn't remain tied up for long, as he swiftly freed himself. Hobbs followed up with a delayed vertical suplex, but Penta managed to kick out just in time. ## Penta positioned Hobbs for the Fear Factor, but Marshall climbed onto the apron with a chair to divert his attention. Solo dashed into the ring and assaulted Penta, who then neutralized him with the Fear Factor. However, Hobbs struck Penta with the TNT title belt and followed up with the Town Business to secure the pinfall. ## WINNER: Powerhouse Hobbs (w/ the cast of QTV) via pinfall ## Following the match, Hobbs and Marshall attempted to continue beating on Abrahantes, but were thwarted by the arrival of Rey Fenix, who brandished a hammer to chase them away. ## Brody King (w/ Julia Hart) vs. Jake Hager (w/ a hat that he likes) ## The match began with an intense exchange of punches, commonly known as a slugfest, while Jim Ross emphasized Hager's MMA background. The altercation eventually spilled onto the ringside floor, where both competitors aggressively hurled one another into the sturdy ring barricades. ## Following a commercial break, King executed a blackhole slam on Hager, nearly securing a pinfall victory. King then attempted a piledriver, but Hager managed to reverse it into an ankle lock. Although King was able to break free, he soon charged towards Hager with an avalanche maneuver, only for Hager to avoid King's cannonball attack. Hager then aimed for his signature move, the Hager bomb, but King countered by thrusting his feet into Hager's face. King capitalized on the opening by delivering a discus lariat, which resulted in a close two-count. ## Suddenly, Anna Jay appeared and stormed into the ring, launching a surprise attack on Julia Hart. Although King was momentarily distracted by the commotion, he managed to quickly regain his focus and hit Hager with his finishing move, the "All Seeing Eye" - a unique variation of the sit-out death valley driver - for the victory. ## WINNER: Brody King (w/ Julia Hart) ## Taya Valkyrie Vs Leila Grey (w/ Jade Cargill & Mark Sterling) ## Valkyrie wasted no time in defeating Grey by executing her finishing move, the Road to Valhalla, for the pinfall victory. ## WINNER: Taya Valkyrie ## Following the match, Sterling stepped into the ring and confronted Valkyrie with a cease and desist order. In response, Valkyrie unleashed another Road to Valhalla on Sterling, suggesting that he may be out of commission with a neck brace for the next three months. ## The Acclaimed (w/ Billy Gunn) vs. The Kingdom (w/ Maria Kanellis Bennett) Max and Mike commence the match, and the Kingdom uses rapid tags to dominate Max. Bowens unexpectedly tags in and executes a neck breaker combination on Mike for a near fall. Mike and Bowens engage in a struggle for control, and Bowens lands a clothesline for a two-count. Max enters the ring and takes a hit from the "Scissor Me Timbers" move. Taven also enters the ring but is quickly thrown out as we transition to a picture-in-picture segment. ## Upon returning to full screen, the Kingdom is shown to have taken complete control of the match and delivered a plethora of attacks on Max while the action was in picture-in-picture mode. They continue to use frequent tags and score several two-counts. Maria tries to escape Billy Gunn, who chases her up the ramp. However, Top Flight makes their entrance and takes over the match. Maria retreats further up the ramp and disappears backstage. As Bennett makes his way back to the ring, Gunn delivers a clothesline and a crotch chop in his direction. ## After receiving the hot tag, Bowens springs into action and takes down Taven. Bennett is then brought into the ring, but Bowens quickly forces him out with a flurry of chops. Max is tagged in and Bowens sets up Bennett with "The Arrival" move, allowing Max to execute the finishing "Mic Drop" for the victory. ## WINNERS: The Acclaimed ## To stay updated with all the latest combat sports news, add Sacnilk.com to your Google News feeds and follow us on Twitter.

AEW Dynamite Results March 22, 2023: Live Coverage, Winners, Commentary, Recap AEW Dynamite
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AEW Dynamite Results March 22, 2023: Live Coverage, Winners, Commentary, Recap

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Here are the full results for this Wednesday's AEW Dynamite Episode which is slated to air live on March 22, 2023, from Cable Dahmer Arena, in Independence, MO. ## 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 March 22, 2023 Live Coverage ## Sting, Darby Allin & AEW International Champion Orange Cassidy Vs The Butcher, The Blade & Kip Sabian (w/Penelope Ford) ## Cassidy sported an impressive display of finger paint on his cheeks, resembling the kind one might see in a preschool classroom. This aesthetic choice was particularly fitting given the recent House Rules show in Troy, OH, where Cassidy and Allin emerged victorious over Butcher and Blade, only to be ambushed backstage after the event. The match began with a brief exchange between Sabian and Cassidy, during which Cassidy unleashed his signature "pocket offense." However, when Butcher entered the ring and Sting followed suit, the action intensified. ## Despite being struck repeatedly, Sting remained unfazed and delivered a devastating blow to Butcher, who resorted to eye-gouging in an attempt to regain control. Butcher's subsequent Stinger Splash missed the mark, allowing Sting to retaliate with one of his own as chaos ensued in the ring. Sabian then attempted a high-flying maneuver on Sting, but the seasoned wrestler channeled Cassidy's agility, rolling to the opposite side of the ring before tagging in Allin. With a lightning-fast Code Red, Allin nearly secured the win, but distraction from Ford gave Blade the opportunity to attack Allin from behind and take the upper hand. ## Allin was mere inches away from making a crucial tag, but Blade intervened and took out Sting on the ringside floor. Cassidy's tag was lackluster at best, but once he entered the ring, he unleashed a flurry of energy and dominated the opposition. However, Butcher & Blade teamed up to deliver a devastating powerbomb neckbreaker combination on Cassidy, which was followed by a corner cannonball from Sabian. In a moment of hubris, Sabian played to the crowd, allowing Sting to make the tag and turn the tide of the match. Despite locking Sabian in a Scorpion Death Lock, Sting was soon overwhelmed by the duo of Butcher & Blade. Allin swooped in with a daring double Coffin Splash, while Sabian landed a punishing pump knee strike. A well-timed Stundog Millionaire from Cassidy led to a dramatic double dive onto Butcher & Blade. With Sabian at his mercy, Sting executed a picture-perfect Scorpion Death Drop and secured the pinfall victory. ## WINNERS: Sting, Darby Allin & AEW International Champion Orange Cassidy ## In the aftermath, Cassidy playfully placed his glasses on Sting, while Allin gazed intently at the Double or Nothing banner. The show concluded with a thrilling video package showcasing the 4 Pillars of AEW engaged in a raucous brawl from the previous week. ## The Gunns (Austin & Colten) Vs Top Flight (Dante & Darius Martin) to retain the AEW Tag Team Titles ## Top Flight launched into the match with lightning-fast speed, catching The Gunns off-guard and forcing them to retreat to the ringside floor. However, Dante's attempt to use the ropes to gain an advantage backfired, resulting in him getting caught throat-first by Colten. With referee Aubrey distracted by Austin, the action was paused briefly for a commercial break, during which Dante was left isolated and vulnerable. However, as soon as the show returned from break, Darius made an explosive hot tag, delivering a stunning standing Spanish Fly on Colten and earning a near-fall. A crafty blind tag by Austin set up a dizzying spinning slam from Dante, nearly securing the win for Top Flight. ## As the match neared its climax, Dante looked poised to unleash his signature move, the Nose Dive, but Colten managed to block his attempt. Meanwhile, Darius launched himself out of the ring, taking out Colten with a daring dive. Undeterred, Dante regrouped and successfully executed the Nose Dive, but Colten rallied just in time to break up the pinfall. Suddenly, Matt Taven and Mike Bennett appeared at ringside, launching a surprise attack on Dante while the referee was distracted. Despite the interference, Dante fought back fiercely and managed to re-enter the ring, but he was quickly met with The Gunns' devastating finishing move, 3:10 to Yuma. With that, The Gunns emerged victorious and retained their title. ## WINNERS: The Gunns (Austin & Colten) ## After the match, a chaotic brawl erupted between Top Flight and The Kingdom, spilling backstage. Meanwhile, FTR made their way to the ring as their music blared. However, Colten Gunn wasted no time in shutting down their entrance, declaring that no one wanted to hear their song or see them in the ring. Colten went on to accuse FTR of being losers who would never earn another title shot. In response, FTR claimed that they would never team up in AEW again, but Austin Gunn was not convinced. Dax Harwood upped the ante, challenging The Gunns to a high-stakes match: if they lost, FTR would quit AEW for good. To everyone's surprise, Austin and Colten accepted the challenge without hesitation and even spat in FTR's faces before leaving the ring. ## No Disqualification Match: HOOK Vs Stokely Hathaway Hathaway stepped into the ring wearing the colors of the Nation of Domination, and even shared a pre-match hug with referee Bryce. However, before the match could begin, Hathaway made a shocking announcement. He claimed to have spoken with Doctor Simpson earlier and revealed that he was not cleared to compete and would be retiring from wrestling. To support his claim, he handed Justin Roberts what he claimed was a doctor's note, but was actually a Wing Stop receipt. As the bell rang, Hathaway quickly fled through the crowd, pursued by his opponent HOOK. The chase led back to the ringside area, where HOOK launched Hathaway with a powerful overhead suplex onto the hard floor. ## HOOK noticed a railing stored under the ring and tossed it into the ring. Hathaway took advantage of the opportunity and grabbed a fire extinguisher, spraying HOOK in the face with it. He then grabbed a chair and quoted Tupac before attempting to strike HOOK with it. However, HOOK blocked the shot and retaliated with a devastating chair shot that left Hathaway reeling. HOOK continued to dominate, launching Hathaway into the railing he had set up earlier. Instead of going for the pin, HOOK opted to apply his signature submission hold, the REDRUM. ## WINNER: HOOK ## Adam Cole Addresses His Return Next Week ## Adam Cole entered the ring to address the crowd and discuss his upcoming in-ring return next week. Cole expressed his excitement to wrestle again and teased the audience with the question of who his opponent will be. However, before he could continue, Daniel Garcia's music interrupted him. Garcia declared that it was "Story Time with Daniel Garcia Bay Bay" and received a negative reaction from the crowd. Garcia went on to claim that he is a locker room leader and has earned the respect of his peers. He welcomed Cole back but also aimed to put him in his place. While Cole was at home playing video games, Garcia had defeated Brody King, Ricky Starks, and Bryan Danielson. Garcia demanded to know where his respect as a sports entertainer was and asked what made Cole so special. ## Cole stated that someday, Garcia may become a leader in AEW, but he shouldn't rely on the J.A.S. to give him a false sense of security. Even though he hasn't wrestled in nine months, Cole is still a multi-time world champion who has traveled the globe. If Garcia is foolish enough to challenge him next week, Cole is game. This isn't just any match for Cole; it's a statement that Adam Cole has returned. ## Jon Moxley (w/Claudio Castagnoli & Wheeler Yuta) Vs Stu Grayson (w/Evil Uno, John Silver & Alex Reynolds) ## After an intense back-and-forth, Moxley took Grayson down to the mat. However, the two collided in an awkward manner, leaving Moxley visibly frustrated. He vented his anger by throwing a chair outside the ring before returning to execute a Saito suplex on Grayson, who was sent flying into the barricade. Once back inside, Moxley applied a Texas Cloverleaf, but Grayson managed to break free and landed a dropkick. Moxley regained control, but Grayson quickly recovered and hit a spinning slam followed by a twisting springboard senton for a near fall. ## Grayson climbed to the top rope, but was momentarily distracted by Yuta. Dark Order and BCC exchanged heated words as Grayson took out the BCC with a moonsault, while Moxley took out Dark Order with a dive. Grayson returned to the ring and executed a huge 450 Splash, but Moxley kicked out. Grayson attempted Night Fall, but Moxley countered with the Bulldog Choke. Moxley then drove his knees to Grayson's head and locked in the Rear Naked Choke, causing Grayson to almost pass out before cannonballing into the corner with Moxley still on his back. Grayson followed up with a backflip kick, but Moxley halted him on the ropes with an Avalanche Death Rider, ultimately securing the victory. ## WINNER: Jon Moxley ## Toni Storm (w/Saraya & Ruby Soho) Vs Skye Blue ## At the onset of the match, Storm charged at Blue in an attempt to gain an early advantage. However, Blue managed to mount a comeback by landing strikes, executing a face buster and a dropkick that sent Storm out of the ring. Blue followed this up with a well-executed hurricanrana off the apron to the floor. Just as Blue was about to climb to the top, Storm cut her off with a hip attack that sent her crashing to the floor. Saraya and Soho took advantage of the referee's distraction to attack Blue. ## During the commercial break, Storm maintained control of the match until Blue regained momentum with a corner kick and a top rope cross body. Blue then executed a tilt-a-whirl head scissors and followed it up with a spin kick to the head, earning a two-count. Storm managed to avoid Blue's finishing move, Code Blue, and instead hit a Thesz Press and a spinning DDT off the ropes. Storm then called for her finisher, Sweet Cheek Music, but Blue avoided it with a pump knee and executed Code Blue. Soho tried to distract the referee while Blue missed her spinning slam on Storm, who retaliated with Sweet Cheek Music, a German Suplex, and Storm Zero to secure the victory. ## WINNER: Toni Storm ## Following the match, The Outcasts appeared poised to attack Blue, but Willow Nightingale and Riho arrived with a steel pipe and chased them off. ## Kenny Omega (w/Don Callis) Vs AAA Mega Champion El Hijo del Vikingo ## During his entrance, Vikingo executed multiple dives on Omega, including a springboard dropkick back inside that led to a forearm exchange. Referee Paul Turner then officially started the match, and Omega missed a corner splash while Vikingo showcased his impressive athleticism with an Implosion Hurricanrana out of the corner, followed by a corkscrew kick. Omega was then sent to the floor, where Vikingo hit a Shooting Star Press off the apron. Vikingo's incredible springboard 450 splash off the second rope nearly ended the match, but Omega fought back with a tilt-a-whirl backbreaker and fisherman's buster. Omega then hurled Vikingo into the barricade and set up a table ringside. ## Despite Omega's dominance, Vikingo fought back on the apron with chops. However, Omega hit a perfectly executed monkey flip on the edge of the apron, causing Vikingo to land roughly. Omega attempted to execute a Snap Dragon off the apron and through the table, but Vikingo sprang back into the ring, leapt to the top rope, and, while standing on the ring post, executed a Dragon Rana on the apron and sent Omega crashing to the floor. Back inside the ring, Vikingo landed a nasty corner kick on Omega, but as they battled up on the ropes, Omega attempted a powerbomb, which Vikingo turned into a hurricanrana in mid-air and landed Omega on his head. Vikingo then followed up with an incredible spinning Phoenix Splash from the apron second rope, nearly ending the match. ## Omega caught a flying Vikingo mid-air with a powerbomb into pump knee, but Vikingo kicked out, and Omega followed up with a Snap Dragon. Omega then hit a picture-perfect V-Trigger, but Vikingo countered Omega's signature One Winged Angel with a Swan Dive Poison Rana that spiked Omega. As Omega found himself on the table, Vikingo executed his signature breathtaking 630 Senton off the ropes and through the table to a huge pop from the crowd. Both men managed to beat the count and started slugging it out on their knees. Omega fired off a V-Trigger, but Vikingo responded with a sunset flip bomb, coming very close to winning the match. Vikingo then climbed to the top, but missed a 630 Senton, allowing Omega to hit a V-Trigger and finally execute his signature One Winged Angel for the victory in an incredible main event. ## WINNER: Kenny Omega ## To stay updated with all the latest combat sports news, add Sacnilk.com to your Google News feeds and follow us on Twitter.

AEW House Rules In Troy Results 3/18/23: Winners, Highlights AEW News
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AEW House Rules In Troy Results 3/18/23: Winners, Highlights

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Here are the full results for AEW House Rules In Troy which takes place on March 18, 2023, live from Hobart Arena in Troy, OH. ## The event features Ohio’s own Jon Moxley, Claudio Castagnoli, Dr. Britt Baker, Darby Allin, Orange Cassidy, and many more. ## AEW House Rules In Troy Results 3/18/23 ## Singles Match: Ethan Page defeated Shawn Dean ## Singles Match: HOOK defeated Ethan Page ## Singles Match: Jeff Jarrett defeated Brian Pillman Jr ## Singles Match: Ruby Soho defeated Hollyhood billie (??) ## Darby Allin & Orange Cassidy defeated The Butcher & The Blade ## ----20 minute intermission---- ## Singles Match: QT Marshall defeated Pat Buck ## Singles Match: Britt Baker defeated Anna Jay via submission ## TNT Championship Match: Powerhouse Hobbs defeated Christopher Daniels ## Main Event: Claudio Castagnoli & Jon Moxley defeated Big Bill & Lee Moriarty ## Very encouraging to see the packed crowd at #AEWHouseRules. pic.twitter.com/xjnYFFKMXi— Wrestling News (@WrestlingNewsCo) March 18, 2023 ## #AEWHouseRules looks packed. pic.twitter.com/SosubipSpV— Wrestling News (@WrestlingNewsCo) March 18, 2023 ## Powerhouse Hobbs is at #AEWHouseRules pic.twitter.com/xsVwUuqEqT— Wrestling News (@WrestlingNewsCo) March 19, 2023 ## To stay updated with all the latest combat sports news, add Sacnilk.com to your Google News feeds and follow us on Twitter.

AEW Rampage Spoiler Results For March 17, 2023 AEW News
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AEW Rampage Spoiler Results For March 17, 2023

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Here are the full spoiler results for the March 17, 2023 episode of AEW Rampage which will be tapped on the March 15, 2023, edition of AEW Dynamite from Canada Life Centre in Winnipeg, MB. ## AEW Rampage airs every Friday at 10 pm ET on TNT in the United States. It is AEW's second weekly television show, positioned behind their flagship show, Dynamite. ## AEW Rampage Spoiler Results For March 17, 2023 ## -TNT Championship: Powerhouse Hobbs (c) defeated Rey Fenix ## -Singles Match: Taya Valkyrie defeated Eva ## -* Menard Menard and Angelo Parker defeated The Bollywood Boyz. ## Got some small pics and vid of @lawIessava during the @AEW Rampage Taping. pic.twitter.com/17XWqoq9lM— Brendan (@Brendan_Black65) March 16, 2023 ## To stay updated with all the latest combat sports news, add Sacnilk.com to your Google News feeds and follow us on Twitter.

AEW Dynamite Results March 15, 2023: Highlights, Live Update, Winners AEW Dynamite
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AEW Dynamite Results March 15, 2023: Highlights, Live Update, Winners

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Here are the full results for this Wednesday's AEW Dynamite Episode which is slated to air live on March 15, 2023, from Canada Life Centre, in Winnipeg, MB. ## 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 March 15, 2023 Results The show opens up with a Bat-Mitzvah. MJF comes out in a new outfit and four women walk him to the ring. Blackpool Combat Club (Jon Moxley, Cluadio Castagnoli, and Wheeler Yuta) Vs Adam Page, the Dark Order (Evil Uno and Stu Grayson) Uno and Yuta are starting off the match. Uno with a boot on Yuta and they brawl outside now. Uno with a Suplex, Moxley tags in and he starts unloading on Uno. There are a lot of tag exchanges. Stu with a tag and ends the series with a Missile Moonsault off the second rope for the cover, but doesn't get the win. Stu with a jawbreaker on Claudio, but Claudio hits an uppercut and goes for a near fall. Moxley with a Spike Piledriver for near fall. Moxley with a running knee strike. Uno hits a Death Rider on Mox. Uno and Stu hit Air Canada for a two-count on Mox. Meanwhile, Stu and Mox with a Fatality on Mox for two as Yuta breaks it up. Stu connects with a Hurricanaran on Claudio for two. Mox gets a rear naked choke on Stu and he passes out. WINNERS: Blackpool Combat Club Jade Cargill (TBS Champion) vs The Already In The Ring Nicole Matthews The match starts off with Nicole unloading some forearms. Meanwhile, the champion with a Pump kick and the Jaded for the victory. WINNERS: Jade Cargill via pinfall Orange Cassidy (AEW International Champion) vs Jeff Jarrett The match starts off with Jarrett hitting a Hip Toss followed by an arm drag. Jarrett knocks down Cassidy and goes for Figure Four. Cassidy is able to land a Slam on Jarrett into the turnbuckles. Cassidy is on the apron and Jarrett knocks him off. It looks like Cassidy's knee is hurt and it's causing a lot of pain. Meanwhile, we see, Stanam tossing Cassidy into the ring and Jarrett working on the Injured knee. Jarrett with a Sharp Shooter, but Cassidy is able to power out. Cassidy with his own Sharpshooter. Dutt shoves the rope into Jarrett’s hand for the break. Cassidy hits a Jawbreaker and locks in a Sleeper. Satnam with a Guillotine. Jerrett locks in Figure Four. We see, Cassidy accidentally hits a head butt on the ref. A new referee comes out there and takes the guitar for Jarrett, allowing Cassidy to get a quick rollup for two. Cassidy with the spinning DDt and goes for the Orange Punch. Meanwhile, Jay Lethal comes in and he nails Cassidy with the Golden Globe. Finally, Cassidy hits an Orange Punch for the pin and the win. WINNER: Orange Cassidy The House of Black (AEW Trios Champions) (Malakai Black, Buddy Murphy, and Brody King) vs The Jericho Appreciation Society (Chris Jericho, Sammy Geuvara, and Daniel Garcia) Vs The Elite (Matt and Nick Jackson and Kenny Omega) Winners: House of Black To stay updated with all the latest combat sports news, add Sacnilk.com to your Google News feeds and follow us on Twitter.

AEW Dark Stream And Results (3/14): Quick Results & Winners AEW News
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AEW Dark Stream And Results (3/14): Quick Results & Winners

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Here are the quick results for the March 14 episode of AEW Dark which took place on March 14, 2023, and streamed live at 7 PM Eastern on AEW's YouTube channel. ## AEW Dark (3/14) Dark Order (John Silver & Alex Reynolds) def. The Outrunners (Turbo Floyd & Truth Magnum) Riho def. Diamante Julia Hart def. Zoey Lynn Sonny Kiss def. Terry Kid Action Andretti def. Lee Johnson To stay updated with all the latest combat sports news, add Sacnilk.com to your Google News feeds and follow us on Twitter.

AEW Rampage Spoiler Results For March 10, 2023 AEW Rampage
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AEW Rampage Spoiler Results For March 10, 2023

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Here are the full spoiler results for the February 10th episode of AEW Rampage which takes place on March 10, 2023, from Golden 1 Center, Sacramento, CA. ## AEW Rampage airs every Friday at 10 pm ET on TNT in the United States. It is AEW's second weekly television show, positioned behind their flagship show, Dynamite. ## AEW Rampage Spoiler Results For March 10, 2023 ## *The Acclaimed defeated Starboy Charlie and Jack Cartwheel ## *Riho pinned Nyla Rose but was laid out after the match ## *Mark Briscoe came out an cut a promo, announcing that new ROH Tag Team Champions will be crowned at ROH Supercard of Honor in a "Reach For The Sky" Ladder Match. The Lucha Brothers were announced as the first team to compete. ## *Konosuke Takeshita defeated Preston Vance. ## -Konosuke Takeshita vs. Preston Vance ## -Sammy Guevara vs. Action Andretti## -Riho vs. Nyla Rose## -The Acclaimed in tag team action## Chris Jericho for commentary on #AEWRampage!!#AEWDynamite #AEWSacramento pic.twitter.com/zvXV44ylys— Jacob - Rainbow Warrior on YouTube ジェイコブ (@Rainbowarior17) March 9, 2023 ## Wait @jackcartwheel and @starb0ycharlie vs @PlatinumMax @Bowens_Official #AEWRampage pic.twitter.com/P0hPN19EEN— Chris Jung aka Rudo Rampage (@Rudo_Rampage) March 9, 2023 ## @starb0ycharlie and Jack double dipping, you LOVE to see it!! @AEW #AEWRampage pic.twitter.com/k7KrC3DodG— Arturo (@RicoMcTaco) March 9, 2023 ## It's really cool seeing everyone set everything up for #AEWRampage!!!!!#AEWDynamite #AEWSacramento pic.twitter.com/HsQfgMgVcT— Jacob - Rainbow Warrior on YouTube ジェイコブ (@Rainbowarior17) March 9, 2023 ## To stay updated with all the latest combat sports news, add Sacnilk.com to your Google News feeds and follow us on Twitter.

AEW Dynamite Results March 8, 2023: Highlights, Live Update, Winners AEW Dynamite
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AEW Dynamite Results March 8, 2023: Highlights, Live Update, Winners

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Here are the full results for this Wednesday's AEW Dynamite Episode which is slated to air live on March 8, 2023, from Golden 1 Center in Sacramento, CA. ## 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 March 8, 2023 Results ## Orange Cassidy (All Atlantic Champion) vs Jay Lethal ## The match starts off with a lot of takedowns and arm drags. Both stars now brawl on the outside and Lethal goes for a shoulder, but he runs into the ring post. Cassidy with a dragon screw in the ropes. Lethal hits a knee breaker into the ring post. ## Back from the commercial break, Lethal looks in control now and he mocks Cassidy. Cassidy gets a spinning DDT and goes for the finishing moves, but Cassidy can't get the Orange Punch. Meanwhile Lethal goes for a Figure Four, but Cassidy gets to the ropes for a break. ## Lethal goes for a Lethal Injection and his shoulder can’t hold it. This allows Cassidy to get the Orange Punch for the pin and the win. ## WINNER: Orange Cassidy via pinfall ## After the match, Lethal tries to attack with the Golden Globe, and as Lethal is brought to the back, Jeff Jarrett comes to the ring and gives Cassidy The Stroke and then uses the guitar on Cassidy’s knee. The Best Friends show and drive off Jarrett. ## Ricky Starks is up next for a promo. He gets interrupted by the Bullet Club. Juice Robinson comes from the other side of the ring and attacks Starks. ## Singles Match: Ruby Soho vs Skye Blue ## The match starts off with Ruby stomping down Blue when she rolls into the ring. We go to picture-in-picture. They are running a pretty decent match right there. Ruby gets to land much offenses, she's gone full heel at this point. ## Ruby goes for her final move and she hits Destination Unknown for the pin and wins the match. ## WINNER: Ruby Soho via pinfall ## After the match, Saraya and Storm come to the ring with spray paint. Willow Nightingale also gets in the ring. She starts yelling at Ruby. Meanwhile, Storm and Saraya attack her from behind. Saraya spray paints both Willow and Skye Blue. ## Up next is an in-ring promo by the returning FTR. ## Chris Jericho, Sammy Guevara, and Daniel Gacia vs Top Flight (Darius and Dante Martin) and AR Fox ## Fox and Jericho are starting off the match. Jericho goes for a series of clotheslines but misses. Fox with a series of high-flying moves against Jericho. Tag made and here outcomes Sammy. He takes down Fox, meanwhile, Dante and Garcia tag in. They exchange punches in the middle of the ring. Dante gets the tag to Fox and he is able to take out all of the JAS. He comes off with a Cutter on Garcia for near fall. Darius tags in and Garcia tags in Jericho who eats a Spanish Fly. ## Jericho hits the Judas Effect for the pin and the win. ## WINNER: Chris Jericho, Sammy Guevara, and Daniel Garcia ## Jon Moxley and Claudio Castagnoli vs John Silver and Alex Reynolds ## Starting off the match are Silver and Claudio. Early in the match, we get to see multiple tag exchanges. Claudio and Silver are on top, they exchange punches and Silver gets a Suplex. Reynolds with a tag, and he plants a lot of blows. Reynolds with kicks and strikes on Claudio. Silver gets out of Mox’s triangle choke and works his own submission hold, broken up by Claudio. ## All four men are fighting in the ring. Clauduio and Silver are fighting outside. Meanwhile, Mox locks in a front Anaconda Vice, and Reynolds passes out. ## WINNERS: Jon Moxley and Claudio Castagnoli ## Wardlow (TNT Champion) Vs Powerhouse Hobbs No Holds Barred/Falls Count Anywhere ## It's a No Holds Barred/Falls Count Anywhere, so they can fight wherever they want to. Wardlow and Hobbs are fighting in the back. They are now fighting on Wardlow’s rental car, and Hobbs sends Wardlow into a door. While Hobbs gets suplexed into the windshield. ## They are now in the crowd, Hobbs gets tossed over the barricade and sends him into the ring. Wardlow sets up a Power Bomb, but Hobbs blocks it and hits a pair of Spine Busters. Hobbs brings up a Table and sets up. Wardlow lays Hobbs on the table and goes to the top to perform a Swanton through the table on the floor for near fall. ## QT Marshall hits Wardlow with a chair and hits a low blow on Wardlow. Meanwhile, Hobbs picks up Wardlow. They both toss Wardlow off the stage. Wardlow isn't able to beat counts. ## WINNER: Powerhouse Hobbs ## To stay updated with all the latest combat sports news, add Sacnilk.com to your Google News feeds and follow us on Twitter.