Revolution

1. "Hangman" Adam Page def. MJF
   MJF hits a running piledriver on Page onto a steel chair set up outside the ring, and Page barely makes it back into the ring to break the 10-count. Page delivers the Angel's Wings on MJF before going for a Buckshot lariat, to get the pinfall victory.
2. TBS championship:
   Mercedes Moné (ch) def. Momo Watanabe (subm.)
   Moné hits the Money Maker on Watanabe and rolls her up for the Bank Statement, getting the submission victory.
3. #1 contendership match:
   Swerve Strickland [w/Prince Nana] def. Ricochet
   Strickland's manager Prince Nana walks out on Strickland, leaving him to fend for himself. Nana returns mid-match to claim back the robe that Ricochet had stolen from him, distracting Ricochet. Strickland hits the House Call twice and finished Ricochet off with the Big Pressure for the pinfall, gaining the contendership.
4. Continental championship:
   "Rainmaker" Kazuchika Okada (ch) def. Brody King
   Okada brings a steel chair into the ring, and as the referee is busy getting rid of it, Okada instead hits King with the championshp belt. Okada gets a two-count. Okada hits the rainmaker to get the pinfall to retain the championship.
5. AEW tagteam championship:
   Hurt Syndicate (Shelton Benjamin & Bobby Lashley) (ch) [w/MVP] def. Outrunners (Truth Magnum & Turbo Floyd)
   Lashley spears Floyd to get the pinfall victory.
6. AEW Women's championship, Hollywood ending match:
   Toni Storm (ch) [w/Luther] def. "Glamour" Mariah May
   The women brings buckets of broken glass and knock each other bloody. Storm hits the Storm Zero on May out on the entrance ramp, getting the pinfall victory to retain the championship.
7. AEW International championship:
   Kenny Omega def. Konosuke Takeshita (ch)
   Takeshita hits a tombstone piledriver on Omega, but only gets a two-count. Omega goes for the One-Winged Angel, but Takeshita reverses. The two trade pinfalls and eventually Omega manages to roll up Takeshita long enough to get the three-count, winning the championship.
8. Steel cage match:
   Will Ospreay def. Kyle Fletcher
   Ospreay hits the stormbreaker on Fletcher, but Fletcher's tagteam partner Mark Davies runs in and breaks the count. Ospreay hits an Oz cutter from the cage wall onto Fletcher, but only gets a two-count. After bringing out thumbtacks, Ospreay hits a Spanish fly on Fletcher from the top of the steel cage, allowing Ospreay to do an underhook powerbomb for the pinfall.
9. AEW World championship:
   Cope vs. Jon Moxley (ch)
   The match spills to the outside, where Mox removes the mat and delviers a stomp to Cope onto the concrete floor. Mox drags the match back into the ring, and tries to bring in a steel chair. Mox runs Cope into the back of the referee, who lands on the concrete floor. With the refree out, Wheeler Yuta runs in, attacking Cope. Switchblade Jay White comes to the aid of Cope, but mistakenly hits Cope with a briefcase, before being taken out by Yuta. Cope delivers two spears to Moxley, but Christian Cage runs in during the pin attempt, interjecting himself in the match, cashing in his Casino Gauntlet victory, making it a three-way match.
10. AEW World championship, three-way match:
    Jon Moxley (ch) def. Christian Cage, Cope (subm.)
    Cage tries to go for a spear and quick cover on Cope, but Moxley runs in, breaking the count. Moxley applies a bulldog submission hold on Cage, getting the submission victory.

Double or Nothing

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All In

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AEW×NJPW: Forbidden Door

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