AEW Rampage: Grand Slam Results - UFC star KO's Chris Jericho, TNA legend debuts, 2 wrestlers destroyed by former WWE star

AEW Rampage Grand Slam was an action-packed two hours of wrestling. Main evented by the lights-out match, the show definitely delivered and featured a TNA legend making his AEW debut. We also had a bunch of stellar matches, including CM Punk taking on Powerhouse Hobbs in the opener.

Read on for full AEW Rampage Grand Slam results.

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CM Punk vs Powerhouse Hobbs kicked off AEW Rampage

Will Hobbs had a clear strength advantage in this one and CM Punk had a game plan for it. Punk, with low kicks, tried to slow down the big man.

Hobbs was all over Punk in the early stages of the match. We saw Hobbs bounce off the ropes before going across the back and neck of Punk.

Hobbs continued to punish CM Punk during the ad break, clubbing him down before following it up with a bodyslam. Hobbs then had the former WWE Champ in a Bear Hug.

Punk briefly fought back with a series of back elbows before taking down Hobbs with a boot. Punk then hit a neckbreaker followed by a running knee strike in the corner.

We then saw CM Punk heading up to the top rope and hit a flying elbow drop but Hobbs kicked out at two. Punk went to finish Hobbs off with the GTS but he countered it and hit a Spinebuster.

Hobbs was looking for the Town Business but Punk countered and locked in a bear hug. Hobbs fought out of it and hit a Stampede Slam for a nearfall.

Punk then hit Hobbs with a hurricanrana from the middle rope. The Second City Saviour then locked in a Triangle Choke but Hobbs countered it with a Powerbomb. Both men traded right hands before Punk rocked Hobbs with a boot to the head.

Hook tried to distract CM Punk from ringside but Hobbs ended up taking him down by mistake. Punk capitalized and hit the GTS to pick up the win.

Result: CM Punk def. Powerhouse Hobbs

Grade: A-

Adam Cole and The Young Bucks vs. Luchasaurus, Jungle Boy, and Christian Cage on AEW Rampage: Grand Slam

Christian Cage and Matt Jackson started things off on AEW Rampage. Christian caught Matt with a right hook early on, almost forcing him to tag out.

Matt briefly took control before charging at Christian in the corner, crashing into the turnbuckle after getting sidestepped. The IMPACT Wrestling World Champion quickly tagged out with Jungle Boy as the fresh man while Nick Jackson tagged in for his team.

Jungle Boy took down both members of The Young Bucks with a double arm drag before chasing Adam Cole out to ringside. This proved to be a mistake as The Bucks caught Jungle Boy with a double superkick. Luchasaurus fought back for his team at ringside, but the numbers proved to be too much.

In the ring, Adam Cole had Jungle Boy caught in a recliner as The Bucks hit him with a simultaneous double dropkick.

Back from the ad break, Luchasaurus tagged in and was all over both members of The Young Bucks. He went a double chokeslam, but Adam Cole came in with a boot.

Luchasaurus then avoided a double dropkick and took out The Young Bucks with a tailwhip and a superkick. He then chokeslammed Cole into one of his partners.

Things broke down a bit at this point as the referee lost control of the match. We saw some incredible action from Jungle Boy as he hit one of The Young Bucks with a hurricanrana from the middle turnbuckle, immediately following it up with a German Suplex.

Cole and Luchasaurus took each other out with simultaneous pump kicks. Jungle Boy hit a dive onto the ramp, but Nick Jackson caught him with a superkick. The Young Bucks then tossed both Christian Cage and Jungle Boy off the entrance ramp. Luchasaurus and Adam Cole were in the ring.

Cole was all over the giant, hitting him with the Panama Sunrise. The Bucks then hit him with a BTE Trigger, and Cole finished it off with The Boom to win the match.

Result: Adam Cole and The Young Bucks def. Chrisitan Cage, Luchasaurus and Jungle Boy

Grade: B+

Men Of The Year vs. Chris Jericho and Jake Hager on AEW Rampage: Grand Slam

Chris Jericho and Jake Hager started the match strong on AEW Rampage, trading tags early and working on Ethan Page. Page hit back with a high-kick to Jericho and followed it up with a series of right hands as we headed for a commercial break.

The Men Of The Year dominated during the ad break as Scorpio Sky tagged in. They had Jericho reeling in their corner as they continued to wear him down. Page tagged in and choked Jericho against the middle rope as the heels traded tags.

Back from the commercial break, Ethan Page took down Jake Hager at ringside with a flying shoulder tackle. Sky was the legal man and locked in a headlock in the middle of the ring after Hager was rolled back in.

Page quickly tagged back in once again. Hager took him down with a clothesline as both men stayed down. Both Jericho and Scorpio Sky tagged in.

Jericho took out Page, who was on the apron, with a springboard dropkick. He then turned his attention to Sky, hitting a Lionsault for a nearfall.

Jake Hager tagged in, hitting Scorpio Sky with a Hager Bomb before locking in an Ankle Lock. Dan Lambert got on the apron for the distraction and Scorpio Sky rolled Hager up for a nearfall.

Hager followed it up with a bodyslam. As Hager went to bounce off the ropes, Dan Lambert caught his foot, giving Scorpio Sky the chance to roll him up for the win.

Result: Men of the Year def. Chris Jericho and Jake Hager

Grade: B

Jericho and Hager went after Dan Lambert after the match ended but members of American Top Team surrounded the ring including Junior Dos Santos, Andrei Arlovski, Masvidal and Paige VanZant.

The UFC stars destroyed Hager and Jericho. We saw repeated body shots to Jericho from Paige VanZant before Masvidal took Jericho out with a running knee strike.

Lucha Brothers, Santana and Ortiz vs. Private Party, The Butcher and The Blade on AEW Rampage: Grand Slam

Next up on AEW Rampage was a huge eight-man tag team match. We got off to an incredible start to this match as all four babyfaces took to the air, taking out the heels at ringside.

The ref had a tough time getting the match under control and it was mostly chaos in the early stages. Private Party took out Ortiz at ringside as Butcher and Blade went after Fenix inside the ring.

Matt Hardy had scissors out at ringside and went to cut Ortiz's hair. Orange Cassidy came out to make the save, leaving Jack Evans laying as we went to a commercial break.

Back from the break, Santana and Ortiz were all over The Blade. Marq Quen then came in and took Ortiz out with an incredible dive out to ringside. Quen hit Santana with a cutter from the middle rope.

Penta wiped out Quen out with a backbreaker. The Butcher came in after this and hit a crossbody, taking down Penta. Fenix attacked The Butcher before The Blade came in and laid out the AEW Tag Team Champion.

Santana and Ortiz then hit Marc Quen with the Street Sweeper and that was enough to put him away for the win.

Result: Lucha Brothers, Santana and Ortiz def. Private Party, The Butcher and The Blade

Grade: B

Matt Hardy was backstage with Tony Schiavone. He sent a warning to Orange Cassidy for sticking his nose where it didn't belong. Matt Hardy then volunteered Jack Evans in a hair-vs-hair match against Orange Cassidy.

Miro attacks two AEW stars on Rampage: Grand Slam

Sammy Guevara and Fuego Del Sol were out with cue cards ahead of Sammy's TNT title shot next week on AEW Dynamite. Miro assaulted them from behind before tossing Fuego Del Sol off the stage and through a table. Miro then locked in the Game Over on Sammy Guevara on the entrance ramp.

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Anna Jay vs. Penelope Ford on AEW Rampage: Grand Slam

Anna Jay didn't wait for Penelope Ford to enter the ring and attacked her on the entrance ramp. It was all Jay even after the match entered the ring. She locked in the Queenslayer early as Penelope Ford tried to break free.

The Bunny came down to the ring for the distraction, giving Ford the opening to boot Anna Jay in the side of the head.

Back from the commercial, we saw Anna Jay lock in the Queenslayer again, but Ford managed to break the grip.

The Bunny distracted the referee and tossed in the brass knuckles again. Ford used them and hit Anna Jay with a knockout strike to pick up the win.

Result: Penelope Ford def. Anna Jay

Grade: C

Tay Conti tried to come out and make the save after the match, but Ford took her out with the brass knuckles. The HFO came out after the match, but members of The Dark Order were out to make the save.

Minoru Suzuki and Lance Archer vs. Jon Moxley and Eddie Kingston (Lights Out match) on AEW Rampage: Grand Slam

Suzuki and Archer didn't waste any time, attacking Moxley and Kingston at ringside while making their entrance on AEW Rampage. Suzuki immediately grabbed a couple of chairs and went for Moxley. They traded chair shots before Eddie Kingston went after Suzuki in the middle of the ring.

Eddie set up a table in the corner and went to toss Suzuki through it. Suzuki blocked Kingston's attempts and booted him through the table. Archer and Suzuki then went after Jon Moxley.

Lance Archer laid out several ring attendants at ringside before chokeslamming Moxley through them. Archer then brought out a leather strap from under the ring as Suzuki locked in a chokehold on Moxley. Archer then used the leather strap to choke Moxley against the ring ropes.

We returned from the commercial to see Moxley with his hands duct-taped behind his back as Archer and Suzuki whipped him with the leather strap. Suzuki then locked in the single-leg Boston Crab as Archer brought in a trash can lid and smashed Moxley with it. Suzuki grabbed a kendo stick and hit Moxley with it as Archer turned his attention to Eddie Kingston at ringside.

Suzuki ended up biting Moxley's head as Archer smashed him across the legs with the kendo stick. Moxley briefly fought back with headbutts to Suzuki, but it was Kingston who came in and turned the tide of the match.

He staggered Suzuki with an enziguiri and followed it up with machine-gun chops to Archer.

Suzuki then set up two chairs in the ring, and Archer was about to send Kingston through it when Homicide's music hit. The former TNA star blindsided Suzuki and Archer before cutting Moxley free.

Moxley suckered in Suzuki and hit him with a Paradigm Shift onto a steel chair. He followed it up with a Paradigm Shift to Archer.

Kingston then smashed Archer with a trash can before following it up with repeated kendo stick strikes and covering Archer for the win.

Result: Jon Moxley and Eddie Kingston def. Minoru Suzuki and Lance Archer

Grade: B+