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#2 Stadium Stampede: Part II ended on a feel-good note for AEW fans
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The Stadium Stampede match made a comeback at the recently-concluded AEW Double or Nothing pay-per-view. The Inner Circle (Chris Jericho, Jake Hager, Sammy Guevara, Santana, and Ortiz) and The Pinnacle (MJF, Shawn Spears, Wardlow, and FTR) went to war in the main event, and once again, the Stadium Stampede contest ended up being a heavy dose of entertainment and brutality.
Each member of both factions got a chance to shine in isolated brawls throughout the match, and the fight scenes were well-produced, to say the least. Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Urban Meyer and pro wrestling legend Konnan made cameo appearances, as the latter's history with Santana and Ortiz was acknowledged by AEW.
The Stadium Stampede match took a surprising turn towards the end. Instead of focusing on Chris Jericho and MJF's central feud, Sammy Guevara got to shine in front of the live crowd.
Guevara and Shawn Spears' brawl took the spotlight, with the former victoriously emerging over his opponent. The Stadium Stampede sequel ended with The Inner Circle staying intact, as fans in attendance sang along to "Judas" to end the AEW pay-per-view on an uplifting note.
How do you think The Pinnacle and The Inner Circle should move forward on AEW Dynamite?
