AEW Full Gear 2019: where are they now?

#1 Kenny Omega vs Jon Moxley - The Lights Out Match that landed AEW a fine

In a match that reinstated Jon Moxley as an extremophile in AEW, the former Lunatic Fringe endured a night of sadistic violence against Kenny Omega and emerged the victor.

Moxley would continue to pick up wins in AEW in the weeks following and, on Night 1 at Wrestle Kingdom 14, would unseat Lance Archer in a Texas Deathmatch to reclaim the IWGP US Championship that was stripped of him by NJPW. On Night 2 of Wrestle Kingdom 14 Moxley would retain against Juice Robinson and he would go back to AEW to rack up more wins.

He defended the IWGP US Championship in a hard-fought encounter with Minoru Suzuki before converting his immense AEW record to a title opportunity at Revolution 2020, where he defeated AEW World Champion Chris Jericho for his first world title since the WWE Championship in 2016.

Kenny Omega already held the AAA Mega Championship coming into his Full Gear 2019 brutality. The Best Bout Machine enjoyed tag team success with Adam Page, winning the AEW World Tag Team Championship against SCU.

The Cleaner would enjoy successful singles and tag title defenses against the likes of Sammy Guevara and the Young Bucks before joining his Elite faction in winning the first ever Stadium Stampede Match at Double or Nothing 2020 against the Inner Circle.

As relationships within the Elite faction grew unstable, Omega and Page would lose their tag titles to FTR and Omega would abandon the tag team to pursue singles success.

After reaching the World Title Eliminator Tournament Final at Full Gear 2020, including a 25 second win against Sonny Kiss, it was set for Adam Page to stand in front of Kenny Omega to determine the next challenger for Jon Moxley.

Omega defeated Page to win the tournament and set a Full Gear 2019 rematch against Jon Moxley for the AEW World Championship.

On the Winter is Coming Dynamite episode the challenger aligned with Don Callis to dethrone Jon Moxley to become the third-ever AEW World Champion, announcing that he would be present on Impact Wrestling to tell-all.

Kenny Omega would defend the AAA Mega Championship at Triplemania XXVIII against Laredo Kid, and reunite with the Good Brothers on Impact as he set his eyes on another world title.

At AEW Revolution 2021, Kenny Omega would survive an Exploding Barbed Wire Death Match against Jon Moxley, thanks to Super Elite interference, to keep his championship.

The Death Match conclusion saw Eddie Kingston emerge as a human shield for Jon Moxley, even if the eventual explosion didn't warrant the sentiment. The pair celebrated their reunion and began operating as a tag team.

At Impact Wrestling Rebellion 2021, Kenny Omega captured the Impact World Championship (Unified with the TNA Heavyweight Championship) in a Title vs Title Match that also saw his AEW World Championship on the line. In winning the match, Omega had succeeded in holding three different world championships sanctioned by three different promotions at one time.

He would defend his AEW World Championship against Orange Cassidy and PAC in a three-way match at Double or Nothing 2021, and the Impact World Championship against Sami Callihan at Slammiversary 2021 before losing the Impact world title on an August episode of Rampage to Christian Cage.

At AAA Triplemania XXIX Omega would defend the AAA Mega Championship against Andrade El Idolo and then his AEW World Championship once again against Christian Cage at All Out 2021.

Kenny Omega recently wrestled Bryan Danielson to a time limit draw in a non-title bout and heads into Full Gear 2021 preparing for a rematch with Adam Page for the AEW World Championship he holds.

Since losing the world title to Kenny Omega, Moxley has been responsible for a large influx of New Japan talent coming to AEW. He first defended his IWGP US title against KENTA (FKA Hideo Itami) at NJPW The New Beginning USA, following a tag team clash between KENTA & Kenny Omega and Jon Moxley & Lance Archer on Dynamite.

He would later defend the belt against Yuji Nagata on Dynamite before his reunion with Eddie Kingston saw the pair challenge the Young Bucks at Double or Nothing 2021, failing to claim the AEW tag titles.

Moxley would defend his IWGP US title against Karl Anderson before eventually losing to Lance Archer at Fyter Fest 2021 in a Texas Death Match. At NJPW Resurgence, Moxley teamed with former adversary Yuji Nagata to take on the Good Brothers only to lose.

At GCW The Art of War Games, Moxley answered an open challenge from GCW Heavyweight Champion Matt Cardona and subsequently captured the title, adding yet another world title to his resume.

The next day at All Out 2021, Moxley defeated NJPW legend Satoshi Kojima before Minoru Suzuki revealed himself to stage a clash on the following Dynamite. Moxley defeated Suzuki but their feud would continue when Suzuki was "enraged and disrespected" by having his ring entrance Kaze Ni Nare interrupted.

In a Suzuki-Gun reunion, Lance Archer and Suzuki faced Moxley and Kingston in a Lights Out Tag Match on Rampage Grand-Slam, with Mox and Kingston winning this time out.

Former GCW Heavyweight Champion Nick Gage challenged Moxley for the title at their headline GCW Fight Club, with the champion retaining in the dream match. Lance Archer and Minoru Suzuki beat Moxley and Kingston in a Street Fight rematch on NJPW Strong.