AEW Double Or Nothing Results

1. ‘Hangman’ Adam Page won the Casino Battle Royale. The final four were Adam Page, MJF, Luchasaurus, and Jimmy Havoc. Luchasaurus eliminated Havoc with a big boot. Page pulled down the ropes to eliminate Luchasaurus. MJF tried to sneak up and eliminate Page from behind, but Page recovered, hit a clothesline, and tossed MJF to win the match. Page will move on to face the winner of Jericho vs. Omega in AEW’s first World Championship match.

– Peter Avalon and Leva Bates shushed each other about who is or isn’t The Librarian.

2. Kip Sabian defeated Sammy Guevara. Sabian blocked a 630 senton with his knees, then hit his “Deathly Hallows” finisher to win the match.


3. SCU (Christopher Daniels, Scorpio Sky, and Kazarian) vs. #STRONGHEARTS (CIMA, T-Hawk, and El Lindaman). Daniels pinned Lindaman after a Best Meltzer Ever moonsault/Tombstone combination.

4. Britt Baker defeated Nyla Rose, Kylie Rae, and Awesome Kong. Brandi Rhodes added Kong before the match, saying she wanted the match to be “awesome.”

5. Best Friends (Trent and Chuckie T) defeated Jack Evans and Angelico. After the match, the Super Smash Bros. appeared and attacked both teams.

– “All Out,” a sequel to All In, was announced in Chicago for Saturday, August 31.


6. Hikaru Shida, Riho Abe, and Ryo Mizunami defeated Aja Kong, Yuka Sakazaki, and Emi Sakura. Shida won the match for her team with a running knee strike on Sakura.

7. Cody defeated Dustin Rhodes. Cody used a sledgehammer to destroy a Triple H throne during his entrance. Dustin bled a ton during a long, back-and-forth match. Cody hit a Vertebreaker, but wouldn’t let the referee count Dustin out for 10. Cody then hit Crossrhodes to win the match. Afterward, Cody told Dustin that he “doesn’t get to retire here” because he’s signed to face the Young Bucks, and needs his older brother by his side. The two hugged.

– Bret Hart showed up to unveil the AEW World Championship, but was interrupted by MJF. Jungle Boy, Jimmy Havoc, and Adam Page beat up MJF and tossed him into the crowd, allowing Bret to show off the belt.


8. The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) defeated Lucha Brothers (Pentagon Jr. and Rey Fenix). The Bucks won the match with a Meltzer Driver on Fenix.

9. Chris Jericho defeated Kenny Omega. Jericho pinned Omega after the “Judas Effect,” a running back elbow strike. Jericho will next face Adam Page to crown the first AEW World Champion. After the match, Jericho cut a promo taking credit for all of AEW’s success. Jon Moxley, the former Dean Ambrose, hit the ring and attacked Jericho and the referee. He then tried to attack Omega, but Omega fought back, and the two brawled. They fought to the stage, and Moxley hit a DDT on Omega on top of the giant poker chips

If they can keep up this quality of a PPV and have a decent to food weekly show to supplement and build to them then the skies the limit.

Cody vs Dustin was an incredible match with a great story.

Bucks vs Lucha Brothers was as good a tag match as you’ll see.

The belt is beautiful, especially compared to WWE’s latest effort.

The crowd were hot for Moxley, and JR put him over huge. I wouldnt mind seeing him and Omega lock up.

Great pay per view, delivered alot. Cody v Dustin was in my opinion a 5* match, and incredible story telling. Bycks/Lucha Brothers just a brilliant match. SCU/Stronghearts was a really good match, and an excellent choice to start the pay per view.
All round there wasn't a match that was less than good, and then the Moxley thing just ramped the event up.

And when you think,
Future matches are Rhodes brothers v young Bucks, another young Bucks/Lucha Brothers possibly, Jericho v Page, Moxley v Omaga. The future looks bright.