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As promised, AEW Dynamite delivered the highly anticipated backstage altercation footage featuring former AEW star CM Punk (now in WWE) and Jack Perry (currently in NJPW).## The speculation surrounding the segment's presentation was finally put to rest as the Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson), AEW's Executive Vice Presidents, unveiled the footage from the AEW All In event.## The clip showcased a heated exchange between Punk and Perry, who wrestles as Jungle Boy Jack Perry. The Young Bucks framed the incident as a "ridiculous" distraction that prevented them from focusing on their match at All In.## Following the footage, FTR's Cash Wheeler fired off a fiery promo, questioning why this eight-month-old incident was still a topic of discussion. He went on to call the Young Bucks "petty little brats."## However, his partner, Dax Harwood, offered a more nuanced take. While acknowledging the Young Bucks' role in founding AEW, Harwood suggested they'd lost sight of their commitment to the company.## Harwood then emphasized the dedication of wrestlers like FTR, Samoa Joe, Swerve Strickland, Daniel Garcia, Willow Nightingale, and others. He declared their unwavering passion for AEW, a company they truly wanted to be a part of. This sentiment builds towards FTR's upcoming clash with the Young Bucks for the vacant AEW Tag Team Championship at the upcoming AEW Dynasty pay-per-view. ## Here is the footage of the backstage incident at AEW All In Wembley between CM Punk & Jack Perry that was shown on AEW Dynamite#AEWDynamite pic.twitter.com/02MaxFriCi— WrestlePurists (@WrestlePurists) April 11, 2024 ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

AEW Dynamite To Air CM Punk/Jack Perry Altercation Footage AEW News
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AEW Dynamite To Air CM Punk/Jack Perry Altercation Footage

This week's episode of AEW Dynamite promises a bombshell as unseen footage of the CM Punk/Jack Perry altercation from AEW All In will be aired. ## The Young Bucks will present and discuss the footage for the first time, according to reports from Dave Meltzer and Bryan Alvarez. This comes after speculation that the announcement might be a bait-and-switch.## The altercation occurred in August 2023, right before the main card of All In at Wembley Stadium. It stemmed from a disagreement over a spot used during the pre-show, with Perry using real glass and taunting Punk.## Following an investigation, Punk was fired by AEW with cause. He would later return to WWE at Survivor Series last year.## This marks the first time the altercation footage will be made public. Just last week, CM Punk addressed the incident on The MMA Hour, claiming he acted responsibly and denying accusations of threatening Tony Khan.## In addition to the explosive footage reveal, Dynamite will feature a match between Samoa Joe and Dustin Rhodes in an AEW World Title eliminator bout, plus Anna Jay vs. Mariah May. ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

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MJF Breaks Social Media Silence with Message to The Rock

Former AEW World Champion MJF has resurfaced on social media for the first time since December's AEW Worlds End pay-per-view. His target? None other than WWE legend The Rock. ## MJF's tweet addressed two things: The Rock's recent comments about a painting by MJF's ex-fiancee, Naomi Rosenblum, featuring The Rock and Cody Rhodes, and The Rock's segment on WWE Raw where he lashed Cody with a weight belt, similar to a segment MJF had with Rhodes in AEW.## The cryptic message read: "First you steal my glorious idea to lash Cody. Now you try to cop art from my ex. I'm a fan. But please Leave me be, Dewey."## This is the first hint of activity from MJF since losing the AEW Championship to Samoa Joe and being betrayed by Adam Cole at Worlds End. His status with AEW and future plans remain unclear. ## First you steal my glorious idea to lash Cody. Now you try to cop art from my ex. I’m a fan. But please Leave me be, Dewey. https://t.co/b8XHLmDe2w— Maxwell Jacob Friedman™️ (@The_MJF) April 3, 2024 ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

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AEW Rankings (3/27/24): Updated Table

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AEW Dynamite 3/27 Preview & Confirmed Matches: Will Ospreay vs. Katsuyori Shibata, Mercedes Mone On Commentary, And More AEW News
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AEW Dynamite 3/27 Preview & Confirmed Matches: Will Ospreay vs. Katsuyori Shibata, Mercedes Mone On Commentary, And More

This upcoming Wensdeday edition of AEW Dynamite is all set to take place on March 27, 2024, at the Centre Videotron in Quebec City, QC. ## 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. As always, the show features a stacked card. ## Below check out the current match: ## Singles Match: Will Ospreay vs. Katsuyori Shibata ## Will Ospreay and Katsuyori Shibata will lock up in a thrilling technical wrestling showcase on Dynamite. This marks the first-ever encounter between the two revered athletes. ## Ospreay enters the match seeking momentum ahead of his upcoming battle against Bryan Danielson at AEW Dynasty on April 21. ## Singles Match: Swerve Strickland vs. Konosuke Takeshita ## Swerve Strickland and Konosuke Takeshita will collide in their first-ever one-on-one match. The fight comes after Don Callis jumped in on Strickland and Samoa Joe's interview last week in Toronto. Callis argued that his crew should get a shot at the AEW World Championship next. Strickland wasn't having it and demanded a match this week on Dynamite against Takeshita. ## AEW World Tag Team Championship Tournament Quarterfinal: The Young Bucks vs. Private Party ## The Young Bucks and Private Party go head-to-head in the AEW World Tag Team Championship Tournament this week. ## The championship belts are up for grabs after Sting retired following the big fight at AEW Revolution on March 3rd. Sting and Darby Allin won the titles as a team, but Sting can't wrestle anymore and Allin's hurt. So, a new champ will be crowned through this tournament. This match between the Young Bucks and Private Party is one of the quarter-final fights to decide who will be the new champions. ## Winner Earns TBS Title Shot: Anna Jay vs. Willow Nightingale vs. Kris Statlander vs. Skye Blue ## Tony Khan also confirmed on Twitter that Kris Statlander, Skye Blue, Willow Nightingale, and Anna Jay are gonna fight each other in a four-way match on Dynamite! Mercedes Moné will be calling the match. The winner gets a shot at the TBS Championship at AEW Dynasty. ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

AEW Dynamite Results, March 27, 2024: Live Coverage, Winners, Commentary, Recap AEW Dynamite
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AEW Dynamite Results, March 27, 2024: Live Coverage, Winners, Commentary, Recap

Here are the full results for this Wednesday's AEW Dynamite Episode which is slated to air live on March 27, 2024, at the Centre Videotron in Quebec City, QC. ## 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 March 27, 2024: Highlights ## Singles Match: Will Ospreay vs. Katsuyori Shibata ## ## The action is intense as Will Ospreay and Katsuhiko Shibata trade strikes and holds. Shibata attempts an armbar, but Ospreay reaches the ropes to escape. They grapple, with Ospreay taking Shibata down with a headlock. Shibata escapes and applies a wristlock, but Ospreay counters with an Ankle Pick. The fight continues on the mat with both men exchanging submission attempts. ## Ospreay gains the upper hand, driving Shibata into the ropes with chops. Enraged, Shibata pummels Ospreay in the corner, but Ospreay retaliates with a dropkick. The fight spills outside the ring, with Ospreay launching himself over the top rope with a plancha onto Shibata. Shibata responds with a powerful suplex on the ramp before they return to the ring.## The battle continues inside the squared circle, with Shibata controlling the fight with stiff kicks. Ospreay fights back to his feet, and they trade elbows. After a commercial break, Ospreay executes a springboard enzuigiri. The fight moves outside again, with Shibata dodging a plancha and sending Ospreay crashing into the barricade. Shibata follows up with a powerful boot.## Ospreay displays his resilience, bringing Shibata back into the ring. They trade elbows once more, and Shibata floors Ospreay before pummeling him in the corner. Ospreay recovers with a big boot, but Shibata responds with a Shotgun Dropkick and a front necklock suplex.## Ospreay escapes an Octopus Hold and they exchange stretches. Shibata attempts another Octopus Hold, but Ospreay counters. Shibata delivers a powerful German Suplex and counters a springboard enzuigiri with an Ankle Pick, transitioning into an STF submission. Ospreay reaches the ropes for a reprieve.## Despite Shibata's dominance, Ospreay fights back. Shibata drops him with a face kick, but Ospreay dodges a Penalty Kick. Ospreay takes control momentarily with a series of elbows, but Shibata staggers him. Both men are exhausted and collapse.## Ospreay attempts a Hidden Blade, but Shibata dodges and applies a sleeper hold, followed by a Sleeper Suplex. Ospreay appears close to defeat, but he musters his strength and sends Shibata to the apron. Shibata gets caught on the ropes, allowing Ospreay to connect with a dropkick.## Ospreay rallies with a signature Oscutter, but Shibata kicks out at the one-count. They trade kicks once more before Ospreay launches into a sequence of moves, including a Backdrop Suplex, a sliding uppercut, a Tiger Driver '91, and finally the match-winning Hidden Blade. ## WINNER: Will Ospreay ## Following the grueling match, both competitors display respect by bowing to each other in a sign of sportsmanship. A video tribute highlighting Bryan Danielson's technical prowess as "The Greatest Technician" airs. ## Backstage, Renee Paquette interviews The Young Bucks. The duo claims to have delivered on all their promises made upon their return. They celebrate Kazuchika Okada's victory, emphasizing that he secured the title through his own skill. The Young Bucks also declare their confidence in defeating Private Party without any outside assistance. They conclude the interview by urging Renee to smile more, expressing their dissatisfaction with her demeanor compared to former interviewer Alex Marvez.## After a commercial break, Kazuchika Okada arrives in style, driving a Ferrari and proudly displaying his newly acquired Continental Championship. ## AEW World Tag Team Championship Tournament Quarterfinal Match: The Young Bucks vs. Private Party ## ## Matt Jackson and Isaiah Kassidy start the match with a tense face-off. Matt gains control early on, tagging in Nick who continues the offensive pressure. Marq Quen enters the ring for Private Party, and the team executes a synchronized Sunset Flip maneuver on the Bucks. They follow up with stereo Superkicks, sending the Young Bucks outside the ring. Private Party dives over the top rope with tope suicidas to take down both Bucks. ## Kassidy lands a Silly String DDT on Matt Jackson inside the ring. Meanwhile, Nick Jackson and Quen battle on the barricade. Nick counters with a spectacular Falcon Arrow from the barricade onto the floor. ## The Bucks attempt to eliminate Quen by countout after regaining control in the ring. However, Private Party manages to return before the ten-count. The Bucks continue their assault on Quen, but he displays resilience and fights back. The Young Bucks connect with a Suplex/Backbreaker combination before the match goes to commercial. ## Following the commercial break, the Bucks maintain control, punishing Quen. He manages to tag in Kassidy, who lands strikes on Matt Jackson. Kassidy executes a daring Asai Moonsault on Nick Jackson outside the ring. Back inside, he connects with a springboard crossbody on Matt for a near-fall.## Matt counters a Twist of Fate and regains control. Nick tags in, and the Bucks combine for a Powerbomb/Sliced Bread combo. However, Quen breaks up the pinfall attempt. The fight spills outside the ring, with everyone exhausted. Quen tags in and battles both Bucks, but they overpower him. Nick delivers a German Suplex. Private Party rallies with their signature Gin N' Juice maneuver on Nick. Kassidy follows with a More Bang For Your Buck on Matt, but Nick breaks up the pinfall just in time. ## Chaos erupts at ringside as Nick attempts to use a foreign object on the referee. Rick Knox, another official, intervenes to prevent the disqualification. In the ensuing confusion, Matt Jackson delivers a low blow to Kassidy. Quen retaliates by hitting Matt with a title belt. Nick goes for the pinfall on Matt but places his foot on the rope for leverage. The Young Bucks with their finishing move, the EVP Trigger, on Kassidy to secure a controversial victory. ## WINNER: The Young Bucks ## Following the Young Bucks' victory, cameras cut backstage to Kazuchika Okada, the reigning Continental Champion, watching the action with a look of approval. ## A video package highlighting Konosuke Takeshita's career plays, building anticipation for his upcoming main event clash against Swerve Strickland. ## Darby Allin and Tony Hawk tell people about The Skate Park Project, the charity Darby was raising money for with his now-canceled Everest climb. Tony then does some sick skateboarding tricks, including a handplant on Darby's broken foot.) ## Backstage, Chris Jericho offers words of encouragement to Hook. Jericho expresses that Hook is more impressive than he anticipated and acknowledges his unique skillset. He extends an open invitation for guidance, but Hook simply states his awareness of Jericho's legacy. Jericho, in turn, highlights Hook's potential. The exchange concludes with a fist bump, met with mixed reactions from the crowd.## Mercedes Mone makes her official entrance to the ring and joins the commentary team. ## AEW TBS Championship #1 Contender's Match: Willow Nightingale vs. Anna Jay vs. Kris Statlander vs. Skye Blue ## ## Statlander and Hikaru Shida engage in a brawl outside the ring, while Nightingale dominates Anna Jay inside the ring. Blue attempts to disrupt Nightingale's momentum but is met with offense from both Nightingale and Jay. Blue seizes the opportunity to punish Nightingale in the corner, following up with a powerful DDT for a near-fall. However, Statlander re-enters the ring and disrupts Blue's momentum with a slam and a sliding lariat. ## Jay connects with a flipping neckbreaker on Blue. Statlander attempts to pin Jay but comes up short. Statlander overpowers Jay and flexes her muscles in a display of dominance. Blue trips Statlander, who collides with Willow running at Blue. The action continues after the commercial break, with all four women exchanging blows. Willow retreats outside the ring momentarily. ## Statlander takes control, dominating both Skye Blue and Anna Jay. She nearly secures a pinfall on Skye Blue with a Michinoku Driver. Statlander attempts a high-risk maneuver from the top rope, but Jay recovers and delivers a critical elbow strike. Jay follows up with a Superplex for another near-fall.## Willow breaks the pin attempt and clears the ring with a flurry of offense. Blue counters a Gutwrench Powerbomb from Nightingale with a quick roll-up for a near-fall. Blue gains momentum and hits Willow with her signature Code Blue maneuver. However, Statlander breaks up the pinfall attempt. Statlander executes her Powerbomb Lungblower combo on Blue. Anna Jay enters the fray and attempts to capitalize by covering both Statlander and Blue simultaneously. Willow disrupts the pin attempt with a dropkick on Jay. ## Statlander and Nightingale lock eyes in a moment of intensity. The chaos continues as Skye Blue attacks both women. Nightingale inadvertently takes out Statlander in the confusion. Seizing the opportunity, Skye Blue focuses her attack on Willow. Willow fights back but is ultimately taken down with a Death Valley Driver on the ring apron. Back in the ring, Anna Jay rolls up Statlander for a near-fall. Statlander is sent outside the ring. Nightingale capitalizes by hitting Anna Jay with her devastating Gutwrench Powerbomb to secure the victory. ## WINNER: Willow Nightingale ## Following Nightingale's victory, Julia Hart attacks her in the ring. She poses with the championship belt before turning her attention to Mercedes Mone with a defiant stare. ## Backstage, Dustin Rhodes acknowledges the talent on the AEW roster and expresses satisfaction with the quality of his recent matches, calling them all "bangers." The Butcher interrupts his interview, demanding a match against Rhodes. Rhodes throws a playful jab at Butcher's mustache, but the match is confirmed for Friday night's episode of "AEW Rampage." ## On a separate note, TCM's Ben Mankiewicz congratulates Toni Storm on her accomplishments in the wrestling world. ## AEW World Tag Team Championship Tournament Quarterfinal Match: The Best Friends vs. The Undisputed Kingdom ## ## The match starts with Trent facing off against Mike Bennett. Orange Cassidy throws a wrench into the early strategy by punching Matt Taven outside the ring, sparking a brawl. The action spills outside the ring with dives from Trent and Orange Cassidy taking down both Undisputed Kingdom members.## Back in the ring, Trent battles back against the dominance of Taven and Bennett with a series of German Suplexes. He fights off a two-on-one attack but gets distracted by an argument with the outside official, Rick Knox. The Undisputed Kingdom capitalize and take control heading into a commercial break. ## After the break, The Undisputed Kingdom nearly pin Trent. Orange Cassidy tags in but struggles to gain momentum. Bennett connects with a Proton Pack for a near fall, but Trent disrupts their attempt at a double-team maneuver. Best Friends respond with their signature Strong Zero combination, nearly securing the win. ## Trent continues the offensive with a series of knee strikes to Taven. Roderick Strong, an outside associate of The Undisputed Kingdom, distracts Trent, but Orange Cassidy takes him out. The chaos allows Mike Bennett back in the ring, but Chuck Taylor, another member of Best Friends stationed outside, prevents a Spike Piledriver. Trent with a roll-up pinfall on Bennett to secure the victory for Best Friends and advance them in the tournament. ## WINNER: The Best Friends ## Main Event: Konosuke Takeshita vs. Swerve Strickland ## ## Konosuke Takeshita starts strong, taking Swerve Strickland to the mat and controlling the early portion of the match with his grappling skills. Swerve uses his agility to counter, slipping out of holds and attempting rollups. Takeshita cuts him off with a leaping lariat to take back control.## Backstage, Samoa Joe keeps a close eye on the action. ## Takeshita focuses on grounding Swerve, choking him in the corner. Swerve fights back with a series of uppercuts, culminating in a mid-rope diving uppercut that stuns Takeshita. He starts to dominate but Takeshita weathers the storm and launches a counteroffensive. Swerve responds with a powerful backbreaker. They trade suplexes. Takeshita lands a heavy elbow strike that sends Swerve reeling outside the ring just before a commercial break. ## Swerve recovers during the break and returns to the ring only to be met with a big boot from Takeshita. Takeshita maintains control with a submission hold, but Swerve powers out. He sends Takeshita outside and hits a spectacular hurricanrana. Back inside, Swerve dives off the top rope with a crossbody for a nearfall. ## They trade blows again, with Takeshita dropping Swerve with a strong elbow. He follows up with a Death Valley Driver and a running knee, but Swerve escapes to the ring apron before Takeshita can capitalize. Takeshita dives over the top rope with a Tope to take out Swerve on the outside.## Back in the ring, Takeshita attempts a Super Brainbuster from the top rope, but Swerve fights him off. Swerve counters with a devastating DDT from the top turnbuckle. He climbs up again and connects with his signature Sky Twister for another nearfall.## Takeshita refuses to give up, battling back with a Blue Thunder Bomb that nearly puts Swerve away. The fight continues as they exchange strikes. Swerve lands a Complete Shot for another nearfall. He attempts a Swerve Stomp from the top rope, but Takeshita rolls away to the apron. Swerve manages to connect with the Swerve Stomp on the apron.## Takeshita hits back with a powerful throw from the inside the ring after countering a Brainbuster attempt. He lands a big knee strike that almost secures the win, but Swerve kicks out. Takeshita goes for another move from the top rope, but Swerve counters, sending Takeshita crashing to the mat.## The resilience of both wrestlers continues to shine as they counter each other's moves. Swerve hits a House Call and his signature Swerve Stomp for yet another nearfall. He headbutts Takeshita, but Takeshita responds with a knee. Swerve gets the upper hand with a pop-up Swerve Stomp and finishes the match with his JML Driver for the pinfall victory. ## WINNER: Swerve Strickland ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

WWE NXT Results March 26, 2024: Live Coverage, Winners, Commentary, Recap WWE News
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WWE NXT Results March 26, 2024: Live Coverage, Winners, Commentary, Recap

Here is the live coverage of WWE NXT which is scheduled to air live on March 26, 2024, from Capital Wrestling Center with a full action-packed match card. ## Make sure you follow us on social so that you can come to know about momentary announcements and the latest results of WWE NXT and others. WWE NXT is broadcasted on USA Network [8 PM ET on Tuesday ] [You can watch WWE NXT live at 5:30 in India on Sony Ten 1/1HD/3/3HD every Wednesday morning].## WWE NXT Time In Canada: It airs live every Friday at 8 Am EDT on Sportsnet 360 ## WWE NXT Time In South Africa: The show also airs live on SuperSport Variety 3 in South Africa on Thursdays at 02:00 am CAT## NXT Time In Italy: In Italy, NXT airs live on Dplay 2:00 pm ## WWE NXT Results March 26, 2024 & Winners ## Singles Match: Dijak vs Shawn Spears ## The match begins with Dijak overpowering Spears, driving him into the corner. Spears retaliates with a side headlock, but Dijak quickly counters with a devastating clothesline, sending Spears crashing to the floor outside the ring. ## Spears executes a daring dive over the ropes, while Dijak counters with a flip dive of his own. Dijak dominates with a backbreaker and a close two-count. Spears fights back with a swinging neckbreaker and some underhanded tactics, including raking Dijak's eyes with his bootlaces.## The momentum shifts as Dijak blocks an Irish whip and connects with a headbutt. He attempts a moonsault but is caught by Spears, who delivers a powerful German Suplex. Spears continues his offensive with a running knee that sends Dijak reeling out of the ring.## Outside the ring, the action gets even more brutal. Thanks to Joe Gacy's intervention, Spears uses a hidden chair to strike Dijak. Spears maintains control, targeting Dijak's midsection with repeated kicks and a crossface submission attempt. Despite the punishment, Dijak rallies back with chops and forearms. ## Dijak lands a heavy punch, sending Spears sprawling. Spears retaliates with a flurry of punches before retreating to the turnbuckles. He attempts a superplex, but Dijak counters. A brutal forearm exchange knocks both men to the mat. They rise, trading punches with Dijak gaining the upper hand with forearms. A flying clothesline from Dijak floors Spears. He unloads chops in the corner before executing a release suplex. Dijak readies for the chokebreaker, but Spears wriggles free. He blocks a superkick and Spears counters with a near-fall victory roll.## A superkick from Spears is answered by Dijak's devastating cyclone kick, another near-fall. Dijak sets up Feast Your Eyes, but Spears disrupts with elbows. Spears hoists Dijak for a Death Valley Driver, but Dijak escapes. Spears counters Feast Your Eyes again, slamming Dijak to the mat. In a desperate move, Dijak drops Spears throat-first on the top rope from the apron. He attempts a springboard elbow drop but misses as Spears dodges. Spears searches for his signature chair, only to find it missing. Confusion clouds his face. He swings for a double sledge, but Dijak catches him and connects with a high-impact High Justice for a near-fall. Dijak blocks another superkick, lands his own, and hoists a dazed Spears for Feast Your Eyes, securing the pin for the victory. ## WINNER: Dijak ## Incensed after the match, Gacy wields Spears' chair atop the commentary table.## A hardened Perez reflects on her wide-eyed arrival last year, disgusted by that naivety. She craved universal approval, calling herself foolish for chasing photos with established stars. That wide-eyed girl is gone.## Her former idols offered nothing. Now, she's her own hero. Hailed as NXT's future, she envisioned ushering in a new era. Each big show was a stepping stone, but ultimately, she was cast aside, stripped of her championship. Survival demands self-interest.## Gacy earned a title shot for simply being himself, for bending the rules. Perez feels nothing for her opponent, Lyra - indifference reigns. Lyra merely holds the title that rightfully belongs to Perez.## At Stand and Deliver, the gold will be reclaimed. It will be back in its rightful hands. ## Thea Hail (with Andre Chase, Duke Hudson, and Riley Osborne) vs Jazmyn Nyx (with Jacy Jayne) ## Thea pummels Nyx with forearms and an arm wringer. Nyx retaliates with a kick, but Thea counters with a running uppercut and a powerful exploder suplex. Jacy disrupts the ref, allowing Nyx to reverse another exploder attempt with a pinning combo for a near fall. Nyx maintains control with kicks, trapping Thea in the corner for a back elbow and another near fall. She transitions to a wrist lock, cinching in a punishing armbar and chinbar combo.## Thea fights back with punches, but Nyx counters with an Irish whip. A back elbow and kick from Thea create an opening, followed by a swinging neckbreaker. Nyx counters with a Pele Kick for a near fall, then applies a Lotus Lock submission. Jacy attempts to interfere by tossing Andre's towel into the ring, but Riley intercepts it and gets ejected. ## Thea powers out of the submission for another near fall. Jacy yells at Thea from the apron, claiming friendship. Thea, enraged by the betrayal, confronts Jacy. Nyx seizes the moment with a rollup, but Thea reverses into a kimura, forcing Nyx to tap out. ## WINNER: Thea Hail ## Jacy's treachery continues after the bell. She assaults Thea, who is then overwhelmed by a triple attack from Izzi and Kiana. Jacy rains kicks on Thea while the others restrain her.## Fallon Henley and Kelani Jordan arrive to even the odds, taking down Izzi and Kiana. A clothesline from each sends Izzi flying over the top rope. A tug-of-war erupts for Jacy, but Izzi and Kiana manage to drag her to safety. ## Trick reflects on his journey with Carmelo, feeling their bond was special since NXT. However, others suggest Trick needs to step out of Melo's shadow. Hayes confronts Trick, realizing Melo's true potential. Trick's time might be up as Melo rises. Meanwhile, Lola Vice issues an open challenge, setting the stage for action. Later, Maxxine motivates Tozawa and Otis for their upcoming match, gearing up for Stand and Deliver. ## Singles Match: Lola Vice vs Natalya ## Lola launches into the match with a flying double leg takedown, pummeling Nattie with punches before the official even signals the bell. The enraged Nattie slams Lola into the turnbuckles, forcing her to scramble outside the ring. Nattie pursues relentlessly, but Lola remains elusive, retreating further each time. Frustration mounting, Nattie throws Lola into the ring apron and rains down forearms on her back. Lola retaliates with a flurry of punches, culminating in a thunderous roundhouse kick to Nattie's temple. ## Commercial Break ## Following the break, Lola attempts to control the pace with an abdominal stretch, but the wily Nattie wriggles free. She retaliates with a sharp kick and a brutal back elbow, then unleashes a barrage of punches. The referee steps in to prevent a corner attack, and Nattie expertly blocks a Lola kick before sending her crashing to the mat. Capitalizing on the momentum, Nattie delivers a punishing dropkick for a near fall. ## Lola demonstrates impressive technical prowess, countering a Sharpshooter attempt with a swift ankle lock, squeezing the trapped leg with a grapevine hold. However, Nattie manages to reach the ropes, forcing a break. Lola displays impressive strength by hoisting Nattie onto her shoulders, but the veteran wrestler battles back to her feet. Lola executes a La Magistral submission, but Nattie fights out, securing a near fall of her own. Lola stays aggressive, landing a thunderous back fist that nearly steals the victory. ## Suddenly, the crowd erupts as Karmen Petrovic appears ringside, her cheers clearly intended to bolster Nattie's spirit. Lola seems unfazed, exchanging heated words with Karmen before tauntingly shaking her hips. This momentary lapse in focus proves costly as Lola misses a back fist, leaving herself wide open for Nattie's devastating discus clothesline.## Despite the blow, Lola exhibits remarkable resilience, kicking Nattie away and attempting a surprise rollup for a near fall. Nattie counters with a vicious cross armbreaker, but Lola showcases her fighting spirit, blocking the maneuver and nearly stealing the win with another rollup. Lola unleashes a spinning back heel kick, narrowly missing a follow-up roundhouse. In a desperate attempt to regain control, Nattie applies a rollup, securing the pinfall victory. ## WINNER: Natalya ## Shawn Spears, standing in the infamous "Most Dangerous Parking Lot in Sports Entertainment," declares that Samoa Joe, previously not a concern, is now firmly on his radar.## Suddenly, Joe emerges from the rooftop and tosses a chair down to Spears. However, the chair goes astray, landing at the feet of the unsuspecting Obari Femi.## We cut to a shot of Channing Lorenzo preparing for his upcoming match.## As we head to commercial, Ilja Dragunov enters the backstage area. ## Sol Ruca reflects on the fleeting nature of success, comparing it to a powerful wave that can quickly turn destructive. She blames Blair Davenport for mirroring this experience - Davenport's attack last year tore her ACL and sidelined her for months. Sol acknowledges the hardship of rehab but emphasizes her triumphant return. She declares next week's match is more than competition; it represents every agonizing day spent unable to walk or straighten her leg, every grueling session on the trainer's table. Next week, she vows to claim Blair's soul. ## Blair Davenport, interviewed alongside Kelly Kincaid, expresses frustration with Sol's persistent presence. Dismissing Sol's potential for vindication, Blair mocks her reliance on social media (referencing TikTok) for support. She expresses morbid curiosity about the quality of Sol's ACL reconstruction, hinting at another injury coming her way after their brutal encounter next week. ## Non-Title Match: Channing Lorenzo (with Adriana Rizzo) vs Ilja Dragunov ## The match kicks off with Ilja countering a suplex attempt, locking in a wrist control followed by a forearm strike. Grappling for control, Ilja cinches a waist lock, but Channing uses the ropes to break free. He responds with a swift dropkick. Channing peppers Ilja with punches and a clothesline. Ilja counters with a headbutt and brutal chops. A dodged enzuigiri by Channing sets him up for a flying corkscrew uppercut that sends Ilja reeling into the turnbuckles. Climbing the turnbuckles, Channing delivers a powerful bomb. Ilja attempts his signature H-Bomb, but Channing disrupts with a well-timed boot. Ilja retaliates by stomping Channing's hand, rendering his fingers useless. Defying the pain, Ilja headbutts and chops relentlessly.## Channing counters with a brutal tornado DDT, nearly pinning Ilja. He maintains control with a wrist lock. Cut to the locker room, where Tony and Luca, sharply dressed in suits, watch the intense match unfold on a monitor.## Punches rain down on Ilja's head and injured hand from Channing. A knee drop further weakens the hand. Charging forward, Channing meets Ilja's forearm and a devastating back fist. Ilja leaps for a knee strike, followed by a swift enzuigiri to the back of Channing's head, sending him crashing into the ropes. Ilja capitalizes with a German suplex, then a powerful bomb. Seizing the opportunity, Ilja executes his finishing maneuver, the Torpedo Moscow, for the pin and the victory. ## WINNER: Ilja Dragunov ## Luca asks Tony if it's okay for him to go out there. Tony tells Luca to find Ilja and invite him to dinner next week for a special occasion.## In the next scene, Trick is back in Philadelphia and runs into some friends. He introduces them to his Uncle James, who he stayed with in Philly. Trick says his uncle will be at Stand and Deliver and that Philly is a special place to him. Trick says he thought Melo was like a brother to him.## Booker says Trick knows what it's about getting knocked down and getting back up to fight. Trick says a real brother wouldn't do what Melo did.## Punk says betrayal by a brother hurts the most. Booker says Trick will come back stronger and faster. Punk says when something terrible happens to you, you worry about turning into the bad guy yourself. The scene ends with Trick running up the steps of the Art Museum, saying he's coming for Melo.## We come back from commercial and see Bron Breakker in the locker room. Baron comes in and comments on Bron's tan, suggesting he uses tanning beds instead of going outside. Bron says he knows the difference. Luke and Karl arrive and ask if they're interrupting. They request a traditional tag match at Stand and Deliver. They tell Baron and Bron that if they lose, the match becomes a triple threat and they'll be left on the sidelines while Luke and Karl win. Baron says it will be a one-on-one match.## Ridge Holland is in the ring and says it's very hard for him to say what he has to say. He thanks the people who gave him a chance in wrestling and acknowledges the comments and messages he's seen about his performance. He says he's tired of letting wrestling affect his home life and that he's had tough conversations with his family and with himself. Ridge says wrestling requires physical strength and that he's decided to step away from in-ring competition to protect his health and his family. He thanks NXT for letting him return and apologizes that it didn't work out. Ridge exits the ring. ## Lyra is in a promo, saying there are right and wrong paths. She says becoming champion changes everything and that the title has a power that can corrupt. She accuses Roxanne of taking the easy way out and says she deserves to keep the title and keep it away from Roxanne. ## Singles Match: Duke Hudson vs Josh Briggs ## Josh and Duke grapple. Josh pushes Duke after he avoids a shoulder tackle. Josh punches Duke in the corner and rams him into the turnbuckles. Josh talks trash to Dijak while elbowing Duke. Josh tries to whip Duke but Duke flips him with a uranage slam in the corner. Duke takes down Josh with a head scissors and whips him into the ropes before following up with a side slam for a two count. Josh tackles Duke but Duke flips over and hits a German suplex. Josh escapes to the outside before Duke can lock in a front face lock.## We come back from commercial to see Duke punching Josh. Josh counters with a side slam and a splash for a two count. Josh whips Duke into the corner and tries to put him on the turnbuckles but Duke fights back with forearms. Josh kicks the ropes to crotch Duke while he's on the top turnbuckle. Josh climbs up and hits a superplex but both men are hurt. Duke avoids a splash and starts throwing forearms and clotheslines at Josh. Duke hits a series of jabs, a U-elbow, and a back senton for a two count. He runs into a boot from Josh but comes back with a Bossman slam for another near fall. Josh counters with a boot and a belly-to-back suplex. He climbs the turnbuckles with Dijak cheering him on but Duke cuts him off and hits a powerbomb. ## Duke tries to whip Josh into the corner, but Josh throws a clothesline to stop him. Josh then hits a lariat on Duke and pins him for the win. ## WINNER: Josh Briggs ## At Stand and Deliver, Oba Femi introduces a Triple Threat Match for the North American Title, declaring himself the insurmountable mountain. Meanwhile, in Prime Target, competitors like Punk, Gargano, Randy, Ciampa, Cody Rhodes, and Hayes weigh in on the stakes, emphasizing the intensity of the impending clash. Trick and Carmelo will face off in the upcoming week. ## Otis and Akira Tozawa (with Maxxine Dupri) vs Baron Corbin and Bron Breakker ## Tozawa starts strong with strikes and a head scissors on Baron. Otis then takes over, overpowering Bron with a side headlock, clothesline, and a splash. Tozawa continues the momentum with a missile dropkick sending Baron flying outside.## The match turns into a back-and-forth battle. Otis headbutts Bron and nearly pins him, while Tozawa lands kicks on Baron. However, Baron counters Tozawa's offense with a powerful slam. Bron and Baron then focus on isolating Tozawa, hitting him with punches, a suplex, and keeping him away from making the tag.## The tide turns when Tozawa manages to tag in Otis. The powerhouse goes on a rampage, dominating Baron with shoulder tackles, splashes, and even his signature Caterpillar move. Both teams have near falls after big moves, showcasing the intensity of the competition. Tozawa even lands a Shining Wizard on Baron.## In a brutal finishing sequence, Bron and Baron take out Otis with a devastating double powerbomb through the announce table. Despite Tozawa's valiant effort, including a superkick to Baron, Bron ultimately secures the victory with a spear, retaining the NXT Tag Titles for himself and Baron Corbin. ## WINNER: Baron Corbin and Bron Breakker ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

AEW Dynamite Results, March 20, 2024: Live Coverage, Winners, Commentary, Recap AEW Dynamite
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AEW Dynamite Results, March 20, 2024: Live Coverage, Winners, Commentary, Recap

Here are the full results for this Wednesday's AEW Dynamite Episode which is slated to air live on March 20, 2024, at the Coca Cola Coliseum in Toronto, ON.## 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 March 20, 2024: Highlights ## The crowd in Toronto roared with excitement as Tony Schiavone introduced Mercedes Moné, who looked every bit the formidable competitor in a dazzling white fur coat. Mone' addressed the audience, acknowledging a near-defeat last year at the hands of Willow Nightingale.## A video package highlighting Moné's accomplishments flickered across the screen, only to be interrupted by a sudden blackout. When the lights returned, pandemonium erupted as Skye Blue and Julia Hart launched a surprise attack on Moné. The tide quickly turned against the challengers, leaving them clutching chairs in desperation.## Just as Willow Nightingale and Kris Statlander rushed to Moné's aid, the arena plunged into darkness once more. Upon regaining vision, the two wrestlers had vanished, leaving a bewildered Willow brandishing a chair and Moné opting for a strategic retreat.## Meanwhile, backstage, a confident duo – the Young Bucks – alongside Kazuchika Okada, assured Alex Marvez of Okada's imminent victory in his pursuit of the AEW Continental Title tonight. ## AEW Continental Championship: Eddie Kingston vs. Kazuchika Okada ## The match kicks off with a clean break after Kingston lands a series of slaps and a roundhouse kick. Kingston dominates early with chops and a powerful forearm, forcing Okada to retreat momentarily. However, Okada retaliates with an axehandle and secures a side headlock. The wrestlers then engage in a thrilling exchange of shoulder tackles, with Kingston gaining the upper hand. Outside the ring, Okada seizes an opportunity and delivers a devastating DDT.## Back in the ring, Okada displays his technical prowess with a Rude Awakening followed by a boot to the chest. He transitions smoothly into a straightjacket hold, maintaining control. A knee strike, a snapmare, and a running kick by Okada keep Kingston on the defensive as we head for commercials.## After the break, Okada continues his offensive onslaught. However, Kingston doesn't back down. He counters with vigorous chops, blocks a hip toss attempt, and counters with a ferocious suplex. Kingston follows up with a clothesline and a barrage of chops, showcasing his unwavering fighting spirit. He displays his technical prowess with a German suplex and a sliding elbow that nearly dethrones the challenger, earning a near-fall.## Kingston refuses to yield, unleashing kicks and a thunderous chop. But Okada won't be denied. He retaliates with a dropkick and a knee strike to the neck. Although he misses a flying attack from the top rope, Kingston remains a threat, landing a backfist for a two-count.## The closing moments are a display of resilience and desperation. Both wrestlers trade elbows, with a massive chop sending Okada reeling. Kingston blocks a potentially match-ending lariat before launching a series of kicks and a clothesline. In a desperate attempt to gain an edge, Kingston pulls down the straps, but Okada counters with a ruthless eye gouge.## Kingston retaliates with an enziguiri, narrowly missing a finishing blow. He attempts a backfist, but Okada counters with a devastating shoulderbreaker. Seizing the opportunity, Okada unleashes his signature Rainmaker lariat, sending Kingston crashing down for the pinfall victory. ## WINNER: Kazuchika Okada ## Meanwhile, Renee Paquette catches up with Swerve Strickland. Swerve throws verbal punches, accusing the champion, Samoa Joe, of being afraid to face him. He demands an open challenge for tonight, eager to prove his mettle.## Renee then shifts her focus to Willow Nightingale, Kris Statlander, and Stokely Hathaway. The trio form a united front, vowing to crush Julia Hart and Skye Blue on Rampage. Suddenly, Mercedes Martinez strides into the scene. She offers Statlander a courteous greeting but blatantly disregards Willow. ## Hook vs. Chris Jericho ## The bell rings, and the two lock up, Hook explodes with a powerful suplex, sending Jericho reeling. He follows up with a barrage of sharp elbows and forearms, softening Jericho's defenses. ## Hook connects with a thunderous T Bone Suplex, nearly putting Jericho away with a two-count. He throws Jericho into the turnbuckle with a sickening thud, but the veteran rallies. Jericho charges at Hook, but misses his mark and gets caught in a brutal German Suplex, Hook seamlessly transitions into a second, then a third German Suplex, establishing dominance as we head to commercial. ## Back from the break, Jericho desperately tries to counter another German Suplex but gets caught in a submission attempt – the Walls of Jericho, He escapes the hold and lands a shoulder block, but Hook counters with a lightning-fast Northern Lights Suplex. ## The fight intensifies, Jericho responds with a clothesline, then executes a picture-perfect Lionsault, coming within a hair's breadth of victory! He throws punches and chops at Hook, relentlessly wearing him down. He climbs to the top turnbuckle, but Hook anticipates the move and counters with a devastating Redrum attempt. ## Jericho fights his way out and unleashes a flurry of punches. Hook, ever opportunistic, counters with a quick small package and scores the pinfall. ## WINNER: HOOK ## Toni Storm & Mariah May w/Luther vs. Deonna Purrazzo & Thunder Rosa ## Rosa and Purrazzo with a synchronized takedown with a double leg sweep. May and Purrazzo are the current legal competitors. Purrazzo lands a DDT for a near fall (2 count). May responds with a dropkick. Storm enters the match, replacing May. Purrazzo counters with a double clothesline. Rosa tags in and connects with a running clothesline. Rosa throws uppercuts and transitions into a snap mare on May. She follows up with a lariat for another near fall. Storm capitalizes on a distraction from Luther to land a hip attack. We cut to commercial.## Following the break, Deonna connects with a running kick on May for another close call (2 count). May escapes an armbar attempt. Rosa tags in, seemingly against Deonna's wishes. Rosa hits a DVD on May. Toni counters with a German Suplex on Rosa. Storm attempts another hip attack but Rosa counters with a quick roll-up for the pinfall victory. ## WINNER: Deonna Purrazzo & Thunder Rosa ## Swerve Strickland vs. The Butcher ## Swerve explodes with a headbutt, launching into a flurry of kicks against a cornered Butcher. He follows up with a running kick, keeping the pressure on. Swerve throws elbows with sharp precision, but Butcher retaliates with a powerful elbow of his own. Butcher takes control, executing a snap mare and a kick before transitioning into a brutal backbreaker. ## He maintains the assault with elbows and chops, but Swerve rallies with a barrage of kicks. Strickland lands a right hand, but Butcher counters with a lariat. Swerve weathers the storm, leaping for a double stomp that sends Butcher reeling. Capitalizing on the momentum, Swerve transitions directly into a Swerve Stomp and cinches in a short arm scissor bar. The pain is evident, forcing Butcher to submit. ## WINNER: Strickland ## I Quit Match for the TNT Championship: Christian Cage vs Adam Copeland ## Cage enters the ring alone, electrifying the Toronto crowd. He throws punches, but Copeland reverses a whip and forces Cage to flee outside. Copeland pursues with a baseball slide dropkick, sending the brawl into the audience. They fight through the crowd and end up in the penalty box. In a playful twist, Copeland throws a Boston Bruins jersey on Cage and dons a Maple Leafs jersey himself. They trade punches before the commercial break. Back from the break, a ladder is introduced, igniting chants of "TLC" from the Toronto faithful. Copeland attempts a daring maneuver, bridging the ladder at ringside. Cage counters with a back elbow, but Copeland responds with a Backstabber on the ladder. The action spills back into the ring, where Copeland executes a Gorden Special on the upside-down ladder. He maintains the offensive, sending Cage crashing into the ring post outside. Undeterred, Cage recovers and throws a table into the mix, setting it up against the barricade. He avoids a spear attempt and reverses it, driving Copeland into the ring post. Desperation sets in for Cage as he resorts to an eye poke, leaving Copeland bleeding. This tactic backfires as Cage attempts a crossbody but sends Copeland crashing through the table. Still, Copeland refuses to stay down. Back in the ring, Cage catapults Copeland into the ladder, showcasing his opponent's incredible resilience. Ascending the top turnbuckle, Cage attempts a Frog Splash but misses. Copeland capitalizes, locking in a crossface. Cage desperately counters with an eye gouge. Both men collide head-on as they attempt a simultaneous spear. We cut to commercial with the outcome hanging in the balance. Copeland gains the upper hand after the break, throwing Cage off the stage and slamming him into a hockey net. Just when Cage seems on the verge of defeat, Nick Wayne's mother intervenes with a surprise low blow. Cage capitalizes on the distraction, nailing Copeland with a hockey stick. He rains down repeated blows, even choking Copeland with the stick. Despite the brutality, Copeland refuses to submit. Cage retrieves two chairs, one wrapped in barbed wire, clearly planning a brutal maneuver. He sets up a Conchairto, but Copeland dodges it. A desperate Cage connects with a kick, but the momentum shifts when Copeland applies a crossface with the help of the hockey stick. He then uses a drawstring to choke Cage unconscious. Nick Wayne and Killswitch attempt to intervene, but are quickly dispatched by Nick Wayne's mother and the Jericho Appreciation Society. With the challengers incapacitated, Copeland delivers a devastating splash off the ladder to the floor. Garcia and Menard hand Copeland handcuffs, which are used to restrain Killswitch and Wayne. Another set of handcuffs restrains Cage, leaving him helpless. ## Copeland introduces a foreign object - "Spike" - and delivers a low blow. With Cage weakened and demoralized, Copeland repeats the low blows before using "Spike" for a final decisive blow. Finally succumbing to the pain and brutality, Cage utters the dreaded words: "I quit." ## WINNER: Adam Copeland And New ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

Report: Naomi And Bayley Are In Boston To Support Mercedes Mone WWE News
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Report: Naomi And Bayley Are In Boston To Support Mercedes Mone

Former WWE wrestler Mercedes Mone, known previously as Sasha Banks, is mere hours away from her much-anticipated debut in All Elite Wrestling (AEW) tonight on Dynamite: Big Business. ## Mone has been dropping hints about her arrival, and AEW President Tony Khan has also fueled the speculation. With Mone recovered from ankle surgery, the wait is finally over. While talks of her return to WWE existed, her path now leads to AEW. ## According to Pwinsider, Naomi, and Bayley, fellow WWE stars and close friends of Mone, are present in Boston to offer their support. This gesture echoes Naomi's trip to Japan in January to witness Mone's debut in NJPW. ## The main event features AEW World Champion Samoa Joe defending his title against Wardlow. Other marquee matchups include Darby Allin taking on Jay White, and a trios bout featuring The Elite (The Young Bucks & Kazuchika Okada) against the team of Eddie Kingston, PAC, and Penta El Zero Miedo.## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

AEW Big Business Results, March 13, 2024: Live Coverage, Winners, Commentary, Recap AEW Dynamite
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AEW Big Business Results, March 13, 2024: Live Coverage, Winners, Commentary, Recap

Here are the full results for this Wednesday's special edition of AEW Dynamite. "AEW Big Business" is slated to air live on March 13, 2024, at the TD Garden in Boston, MA. ## 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: Big Busines Results March 13, 2024: Highlights ## We see Renee Paquette in the back talking about the show. Suddenly, a Mercedes pulls up, and the camera cuts inside the arena. ## Big screen shows "CEO" before Mercedes Mone enters. ## She waits for the crowd to cheer before speaking. She thanks them for welcoming her back and giving her the courage to join AEW. She promises amazing moments and teamwork. Mone reveals wrestling saved her, allowing her to dream. She mentions Eddie Guerrero as an inspiration. She talks about leading a wrestling change (revolution) and becoming the first African American woman to headline a major wrestling event.## She explains leaving school at 13 to care for her brother and starting her career in a small wrestling company (Chaotic Wrestling). Now, it's time to focus on serious business. Mone says she came to AEW because it feels like the right place for her. She wants to help make professional wrestling popular worldwide.## She mentions the main event featuring Riho and Willow Nightingale (crowd boos Willow). Mone acknowledges she has unresolved issues with Willow, but for now, she's committed to AEW. She thanks the owner (Tony Khan) and the fans, then tells them to welcome their new "big boss" (CEO).## Renee interviews Samoa Joe. He predicts tonight's match will be profitable (feels like money). He believes Wardlow is taking the fall for others' mistakes. Joe also mentions their past fights, emphasizing he never loses championship matches in this venue. ## We see a video from "The Undisputed Kingdom" with Adam Cole telling a story about Wardlow. He talks about finding others who disliked a wrestler (MJF) and how Wardlow is close to winning the title.## AEW World Championship Match: Samoa Joe (c) vs Wardlow ## Wardlow launches an immediate assault, dominating Joe outside the ring. He throws Joe into the steel steps, then shreds a fan's sign mockingly. Back in the ring, Joe lands some quick chops, but Wardlow responds with a powerful slam. Wardlow maintains control with strikes, knees, and corner attacks. Joe rallies with chops, jabs, a back elbow, and throws jabs.## A corner enziguiri by Joe puts Wardlow on the top turnbuckle, but Wardlow counters by knocking him down. Wardlow attempts a twisting leap attack before the commercial break.## Returning, Joe throws chops. Wardlow climbs to the second rope, but Joe evades his signature leaping shoulder tackle, getting a near fall. Wardlow tries a powerbomb, but Joe escapes and executes a Manhattan Drop followed by a senton. They exchange blows fiercely. Joe scores a powerful slam, nearly winning. He attempts his signature Muscle Buster, transitioning to a Stampede, but Wardlow escapes.## Wardlow's knee buckles. He takes a cheap shot at Joe's eyes while the referee is distracted. Joe regains control, gets placed on the top rope, but Wardlow counters with a powerful knee strike for another near fall. Wardlow attempts a flying senton, but Joe cleverly rolls away. Joe pummels Wardlow in the corner before a thunderous powerbomb by Wardlow. Wardlow sets up for his finishing move, but Joe cleverly sweeps his legs. As Wardlow charges off the ropes, Joe locks in the Coquina Clutch for a decisive victory. ## WINNER: Samoa Joe ## Swerve Strickland and Prince Nana appear. Swerve overpowers security and enters the ring. Joe exits the ring and heads backstage. Swerve remains in the ring.## Joe walks by on the ramp and kicks one of the unconscious security guards.## Alex Marvez has a prerecorded interview with The Elite. He asks Okada about his reason for joining the group. Nick corrects Marvez, emphasizing the use of Okada's full name. Matt makes a sarcastic remark implying there are numerous (possibly financial) reasons behind Okada's choice. Okada simply states his focus on defeating his opponents and instructs Marvez to sing Happy Birthday to Matt. ## The Elite vs. PAC, Penta El Zero Miedo, & Eddie Kingston ## The match explodes as Okada and Kingston face off. Kingston quickly tags in PAC, who dominates early. Jackson tries to be friendly but gets attacked by PAC. After some back-and-forth offense, Penta enters the ring and delivers a big boot and slam to Nicholas. PAC and Penta team up with dropkicks and superkicks on Matthew. Kingston attempts to take advantage, but Nicholas counters. Okada tags in and overpowers Kingston with chops and a dropkick. ## The Elite triple-kick Kingston, and Nicholas uses illegal tactics. Matthew isolates Kingston in the corner, but Kingston fights back. He suplexes Matthew across the ring, but Okada and Nicholas interfere. Kingston throws Matthew with a suplex and tags in Penta. Penta takes out The Young Bucks with a double crossbody. He follows up with slingblades and DDTs. ## Okada enters but gets hit with a German suplex by PAC. Kingston unleashes chops, but Okada counters with a DDT. PAC tries to help but gets stopped by Matthew. Kingston hits a Canadian Destroyer on Matthew, but Nicholas takes out Penta. Kingston gets distracted by the referee, allowing Nicholas to land a low blow. This sets up Okada for his finishing maneuver, the Rainmaker. ## WINNER: The Elite ## Ospreay explains he requested to address the crowd directly. This match holds immense importance for him. He's always admired Bryan Danielson's career built on leaving everything in the ring, and is thrilled Danielson is a fan. ## Recalling his match against Kenny Omega, Ospreay acknowledges the talk surrounding his risky maneuver despite causing an injury. He emphasizes respect for Danielson, but reiterates the significance of this match for him and fans worldwide. ## Since joining AEW, the phrase "Restore the feeling" has been linked to him, and he claims to embody that very spirit. Ospreay declares this match as a reminder of AEW's core identity. ## He positions the clash as the best wrestler in the world facing the best of the 21st century, with only one emerging victorious. Ospreay acknowledges learning from Danielson the ability to separate respect outside the ring from the fierce competition within. He vows to win at all costs, emphasizing his belief in being on another level. ## Deonna Purrazzo challenges Toni Storm's strategy of relying on numbers. She reveals plans to find a partner for their next encounter in Toronto, and warns Storm to expect a fight. ## Singles Match: Darby Allin vs. Jay White ## White targets Allin's taped back and ribs, a result of the risky move at Revolution. White lands heavy chops, but Allin responds with a quick kick and throws himself outside the ring to attack. However, White throws Allin with a suplex, smashing him into a chair which breaks. White tries to throw Allin into the steel steps, but Allin flips to avoid it and crashes into the barrier instead.## Back in the ring, Allin manages a crossbody attack, but White quickly overpowers him with chops. He mocks Sting's signature move but misses the attempt. Allin fights back with punches and a stunner. He tries his finishing move, the Last Supper, but White barely avoids defeat. ## Allin lands a powerful elbow strike and attempts a high-flying attack, but White uses his momentum to counter with a mid-air suplex. White follows with another strong move, but Allin kicks out. ## Allin hits White with his signature move, the Scorpion Death Drop. But White cleverly puts his foot on the ropes to avoid getting pinned. White hangs precariously on the ring apron. Allin tries to finish him off with a Coffin Drop, but White dodges just in the nick of time. Allin barely makes it back into the ring before the referee counts to 10. However, White wastes no time and blasts Allin with his Bladerunner finisher. ## WINNER: Jay White ## After the match, White offered Allin a handshake. But as Allin reached out, he faked him out and pretended to point a gun. This was the signal for The Gunns to jump Allin. ## They stuck one of Allin's legs through a chair to hold him still. They grabbed a baseball bat, but The Acclaimed showed up and stopped them before things got worse. White didn't waste any time though, he cracked Billy Gunn in the head with a chair. ## The Gunns and The Acclaimed ended up brawling. The Acclaimed got hit with the baseball bat and even their championship titles were used as weapons. Allin got yanked back into the ring. They shoved his leg back through the chair and White smashed the baseball bat down on it. ## Chris Jericho & HOOK vs. Gates Of Agony ## The match starts with Bishop Kaun and HOOK. Kaun throws HOOK across the ring right away. But HOOK teams up with Jericho and they both slam Kaun down with a suplex move. They do the same to Liona, showing they work well together.## Jericho then focuses on Kaun, hitting him with punches to the chest. But Kaun fights back with a big kick and tackles Jericho with a clothesline. He throws Jericho over the top rope and hangs him there. Liona then charges at Jericho and knocks him to the ground outside the ring.## Liona jumps on Jericho inside the ring. They double team him and keep him away from his partner. Kaun puts Jericho on the top rope and hits him with a punch. Jericho fights back with a headbutt and then jumps off the ropes with his arm swinging. He tries to tag in HOOK, but Liona cuts him off. They keep beating him down in the corner.## Jericho doesn't give up and tries to tag again, but Liona stops him. Then, Jericho and Kaun trade punches back and forth. Jericho hits Kaun with a big kick and a jumping move (lionsault). He finally gets to tag in HOOK.## HOOK starts strong with throws and a slam on Kaun. He uses the ropes to knock Liona out of the ring. But Liona jumps back in to stop HOOK from pinning Kaun. Jericho throws Liona out again.## HOOK takes Liona down with a spinning move. Kaun jumps on HOOK's back and drives his knees into him. HOOK barely avoids getting pinned. The Gates of Agony try to team up on HOOK, but he fights back and puts Kaun in a submission hold. He uses Kaun to hit Liona, while Jericho pulls him out and smashes him into the ring post. Both Jericho and HOOK lock in their finishing moves at the same time. ## WINNER: HOOK & Chris Jericho ## They show Kyle backstage. He says being unable to wrestle wasn't his biggest worry, there was a time he couldn't even pick up his daughter. Now he's back, but wonders if he's still good enough. He thinks the competition here is tougher than ever before. He saw Bryan Keith wrestle and they have a match this weekend. ## Kyle's friend, Roderick, shows up. He respects Kyle's decision to do this alone. ## They show Jericho and HOOK backstage. Jericho says he doesn't know much about HOOK and wants to learn more. So, he's challenging HOOK to a match next week. ## Main Event: Riho vs. Willow Nightingale ## Nightingale starts strong with a shoulder tackle and a flying body press, but Riho avoids getting pinned and kicks her in the legs. Riho throws punches at Nightingale, but Nightingale catches her leg and slams her down. Nightingale tries to pin Riho again, but Riho kicks out. Nightingale punches Riho and then throws her across the ring with a clothesline. She holds Riho in a tight hug and slams her on the mat.## Riho fights back with punches and throws Nightingale into the ropes. She then hits a series of moves - a kick to the back, a flying body press with her leg wrapped around Nightingale's neck, and a running knee strike.## Riho tries to slam Nightingale with a special move, but Nightingale barely avoids getting pinned. She tries to stomp on Nightingale's foot, but misses. Nightingale jumps off the ring apron to attack Riho, but Riho dodges and Nightingale crashes to the floor. ## Riho jumps off the apron and stomps on Nightingale's foot. Back in the ring, she stomps on her again, but Nightingale kicks out. Riho tries to attack some more, but Nightingale knocks her down with a clothesline. She takes off her shirt straps and slams Riho with a powerful move to win the match. ## WINNER: Willow Nightingale ## Nightingale wins the match and celebrates. Suddenly, the arena goes dark. When the lights come back on, Julia Hart is standing there holding the championship title. Skye Blue jumps out from behind and attacks Nightingale. They both beat up on Nightingale until Mercedes Mone runs out to help. ## Mone punches Blue and kicks Hart in the head. Then, she uses her special move to win against the champion, Julia Hart. Finally, Mone looks at Nightingale and raises her arm in victory. Nightingale seems happy for Mone and raises Mone's arm too. ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

AEW Big Business Predictions & Match Card, March 13, 2024: Preview, Schedule, Start Time, Tickets AEW News
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AEW Big Business Predictions & Match Card, March 13, 2024: Preview, Schedule, Start Time, Tickets

Here is the full match card and all you need to know about AEW Big Business, set to take place on March 13, 2024, at the TD Garden in Boston, MA.## The show is expected to feature Mercedes Mone's AEW debut. Plus, AEW World Champion Samoa Joe will defend his title against Wardlow. Darby Allin will take on Jay White in a singles match.## The Elite (The Young Bucks & Kazuchika Okada) will face Eddie Kingston, PAC, and Penta El Zero Miedo. Furthermore, Hook & Chris Jericho will battle The Gates of Agony. In a Women's Singles match, Willow Nightingale will square off against Riho. ## AEW Big Business, March 13, 2024 Confirmed Card ## AEW World Champion Samoa Joe vs Wardlow ## WINNER PREDICTION: Samoa Joe ## Singles Match: Darby Allin vs. Jay White ## WINNER PREDICTION: Darby Allin ## Tag Team Match: The Elite (The Young Bucks & Kazuchika Okada) vs. Eddie Kingston, PAC, and Penta El Zero Miedo ## WINNER PREDICTION: The Elite (The Young Bucks & Kazuchika Okada) ## Tag Team Match: Hook & Chris Jericho vs. The Gates of Agony ## WINNER PREDICTION: Hook & Chris Jericho ## Singles Match: Willow Nightingale vs. Riho## WINNER PREDICTION: Willow Nightingale ## AEW Big Business, March 13, 2024 Predicted Card ## -Mercedes Mone's AEW debut is expected ## AEW Big Business Start Time ## The AEW Big Business special is scheduled to air on Wednesday, March 13, 2024, at 7:30 PM ET at TD Garden in Boston, Massachusetts. ## AEW Big Business Tickets ## Tickets Are, AVAILABLE HERE## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

AEW Revolution 2024 A Success, Expected To Be Fourth Biggest PPV Buyrate In Company History AEW News
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AEW Revolution 2024 A Success, Expected To Be Fourth Biggest PPV Buyrate In Company History

All Elite Wrestling's (AEW) Revolution event, held at the Greensboro Coliseum in Greensboro, North Carolina, was a hit on pay-per-view.## The show's main event featured Sting's emotional retirement match, where he teamed with Darby Allin to defeat The Young Bucks and retain the AEW World Tag Team Championships in a Texas Tornado Match. Samoa Joe also successfully defended his AEW World Title against Swerve Strickland and Hangman Page in a thrilling triple threat match.## AEW President Tony Khan expressed optimism about the show's performance, indicating strong pay-per-view buys. According to Dave Meltzer of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, early TV buys are up 26.2% compared to "Worlds End," while streaming numbers are up 25%. ## International buys are on par with "Worlds End," but with a 25% price increase, international revenue is expected to rise.## Initial projections estimate the show to generate 171,000 to 175,000 buys worldwide, potentially making it the fourth-biggest PPV buyrate in AEW history. It should be noted that CM Punk's debut at All Out 2021 holds the record for the biggest buyrate, followed by All In 2023 from Wembley Stadium, and the 2022 Revolution featuring Adam Page vs. Adam Cole and MJF vs. CM Punk.## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...