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#14. George South Jr. & Bobby Wayward (AEW Tag Team Debut) vs. The Acclaimed on AEW Dark
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AEW debutant George South Jr. had some hype around his name as he is the son of former WCW, WWE, and NWA wrestler George South - who worked in the early 80s and 90s.
Caster dropped a hot verse while heading towards the ring, and the match got underway.
George South Jr. was on the receiving end of some offense in the early goings. South made the tag to Wayward, who got some strikes in on Bowens.
Bowens shut Wayward down with a massive elbow drop. Anthony, however, botched a float-over DDT before going to his corner and getting in Caster.
Caster delivered a powerful back suplex. The height on that was massive!
Wayward got a backslide, but Caster connected with a dropkick to back.
South got the hot tag, and he took the fight to The Acclaimed with some throwback offense. Some classic strikes and slams from South looked impressive. The Acclaimed, however, hit South with the Great Acclaim.
Bowens sent Wayward to the outside. The Acclaimed then delivered the 'A Claim to Fame' finisher for the win on South on AEW Dark.
Result: The Acclaimed def. George South Jr. & Bobby Wayward on AEW Dark
Grade: B
#15. Chaos Project vs. Alexa Chamberlain & Seth Gargis (AEW Tag Team Debut) on AEW Dark
Both teams squared up in the middle of the ring, and a brawl broke out. Chaos Project got a hot start on Gargis, but Seth took them both out with a double clothesline. Chamberlain was the legal man now, and he worked on Serpentico.
Alex dropped Serpentico with a side suplex for a two-count. Luther tried the blindside shot, and Serpentico took advantage by getting control of the match for his team.
Luther got the tag, and the Original Death Dealer was enjoying delivering the pain to Chamberlain. Serpentico got the tag following Luther's punt kick.
Luther used Serpentico as a weapon and continuously slammed the head into Chamberlain's gut. Luther executed a big dropkick after the Irish whip.
Serpentico blew out his lower back, trying to lift Luther up for a slam onto Chamberlain. He gave up, and Luther ended up slamming Serpentico onto Alex.
Serpentico might have endured more physical punishment than Chamberlain at this point. Alexa created the separation and made the hot tag to Gargis.
The gargantuan Gargis dominated the proceedings for a few seconds until Serpentico connected with the thrust kick on the apron. Chamberlain was sent to the outside. Chaos Project delivered the Creeping Death (assisted spinebuster-knee drop combo) on Gargis for the win on AEW Dark.
Result: Chaos Project def. Alexa Chamberlain & Seth Gargis on AEW Dark
Grade: B
#16. Co-Main Event: Lady Frost vs. Red Velvet on AEW Dark
Both women got the AEW Dark co-main event underway with the collar and elbow tie-up. Frost dropped Velvet with a shoulder block.
Velvet got some offense with a few strikes to the midsection followed by thumping kicks in the corner. Velvet connected with a single-leg dropkick for a two-count. Frost stepped out of the way, sending Velvet face-first into the middle turnbuckle.
Frost got in a few kicks but missed the moonsault press. Velvet connected with one of her own for a two-count.
Frost hit a rising strike in the corner, followed by the snap mare and a subtle kick to the head.
Frost stretched Velvet's arm in the middle of the ring. Red Velvet fought out of it and connected with a few strikes before getting the Cazadora bulldog.
Velvet connected with a knee strike to the back followed by a running boot to the side of the head for the win. That was an underwhelming finish to the AEW Dark co-main event.
Result: Red Velvet def. Lady Frost on AEW Dark
Grade: C+
#17. Main Event: 5 & 10 of Dark Order vs. Jurassic Express vs. Sonny Kiss & 'The Bad Boy' Joey Janela on AEW Dark (Three-way Tag Team Match)
Dark Order's 10 went right for Janela. The Jurassic Express then targetted 10 with the Cazadora-Flatliner combo.
Sonny Kiss and Joey Janela took Luchasaurus out with the stereo dropkicks. Kiss and Janela worked in tandem for an extensive combo on Jungle Boy. 10 sent Janela flying to the outside on Luchasaurus and the cameraman.
The match finally got underway after the chaotic start. 5 and 10 worked on Janela in their corner. Joey flipped the birds after getting cracked with a splash. Janela connected with a few body strikes but got caught by 10.
The Dark Order took Janela out with a dropkick into a fallaway slam. They got a two-count. Janela continued to get worked on in the Dark Order corner.
Janela created some separation and took both 5 and 10 out with a diving crossbody from the top rope. Sonny Kiss got the tag.
Sonny was on fire with the patented unique offensive moves. Jungle Boy made the blind tag and delivered a dropkick on 5 for a two-count. Jungle Boy got a near-fall with a waistlock roll-up.
10 delivered a wheelbarrow suplex off a cazadora for a two-count on Jungle Boy. 10 followed it with a stalling vertical suplex for another two-count.
Jungle Boy was sent to the corner, and Dark Order's 5's kicks connected to the guts of Jungle Boy.
Jungle Boy tried to leap for a tag, but 5 laid out Jungle Boy with a standing Spanish Fly. The Dark Order had been in control for the bulk of the match. Jungle Boy, however, decked 5 with a big clothesline. Luchasaurus got the hot tag, and so did Sonny Kiss.
Luchasaurus laid in the heavy leather with the kicks, and he got a near fall on Kiss before 10 broke up the count. 10 took Janela out with a double team DDT, but Jungle Boy came running in to clean out the outside with a Tope Suicida.
Back in the ring, Jurassic Express delivered a Cutter combo on Sonny Kiss for a near fall. The action was fast and furious as Janela stopped 5 on the top rope and dropped him with a death valley driver onto the lower back of Jungle Boy - who was lying on the apron.
10 then powerbombed Janela on the apron. Kiss took everyone out with an Orihara moonsault from the top rope to the outside. This was awesome!
Luchasaurus and Kiss were in the ring now, and Lucha cracked Kiss with a headbutt. Janela came in to help his tag team partner, but Jungle Boy leaped off Luchasaurus and connected with a destroyer on Janela.
Kiss cracked Luchasaurus with a high roundhouse kick. The Dark Order was back in the ring. 5 delivered the Wingsnapper before 10 came in with a springboard spear on Kiss.
5 took flight and delivered the Frog Splash. Sonny rolled to the outside.
The Jurassic Express, however, pushed 10 to the outside and delivered the assisted powerbomb combo on 5 for the win in the AEW Dark main event. What a match! We might have watched one of the best matches in AEW Dark's history.
Result: Jurassic Express def. 5 & 10 of Dark Order and Sonny Kiss & 'The Bad Boy' Joey Janela on AEW Dark
Grade: A+
An incredible main event capped off a really happening episode of AEW Dark. Tomorrow is a big day for AEW as the 'Winter is Coming' edition of Dynamite will air on TNT. Don't forget to tune in for all the live updates from the biggest episode of Dynamite in the promotions' history.
