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AEW Rampage is quickly becoming one of the most action-packed hour of pro wrestling and tonight's episode was no different. The show featured three exciting matchups, including Andrade versus PAC, originally set to be on AEW All Out.
Read on for full AEW Rampage results.
PAC vs. Andrade El Idolo kicked off AEW Rampage
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AEW Rampage kicked off with Andrade vs. PAC. This match was originally supposed to happen at AEW All Out but was postponed because of travel issues.
The match started off with both men trading strikes. Andrade El Idolo tried to get in a headlock, but PAC broke free, dodged an attempted bulldog, and hit a corkscrew moonsault.
PAC was building momentum, but Andrade put an end to it with a Big Boot and followed it up with a DDT out on the apron. As PAC tried to get back to his feet at ringside, Andrade hit a springboard spinning plancha out to ringside. Dragging the former WWE star back into the ring, El Idolo got a two-count.
Andrade had PAC in the corner and climbed to the middle rope. The British star's leg got trapped on the top turnbuckle, and Andrade hit him with a double stomp, and both men crashed out to ringside as we headed to commercial.
Andrade was still on top after the break, hitting a springboard moonsault from the top rope. Andrade then placed his opponent on the top turnbuckle, but PAC countered it into a hurricanrana. He followed it up with a pump kick and Andrade replied with a clothesline. PAC hit back with a superkick as both men went down.
With Andrade on the apron, PAC went for a sunset flip powerbomb out to ringside, but the Mexican star landed on his feet.
PAC then caught Andrade with a superkick and headed to the top rope. Andrade tried to join him up on the turnbuckle, but the Death Triangle member pushed him off and hit a moonsault.
PAC rolled Andrade back into the ring and hit a springboard 450 Splash. The Mexican star managed to reach the bottom rope to break up the count. Undeterred, PAC headed the top rope, but Andrade was back on his feet. He hit back with a handspring Pelle kick, but PAC quickly replied with a belly-to-belly suplex into the turnbuckle.
PAC then locked in the Brutalizer, but Andrade's assistant got on the apron for the distraction. The Lucha Brothers took him out, but Chavo got into the ring and smashed PAC in the head. This gave Andrade the opening to steal the win.
Result: Andrade El Idolo def. PAC
Grade: A
Andrade was not happy with Chavo interfering in the match and took him down with a right hand at ringside and walked away. The Lucha Brothers followed it up with a double superkick to Chavo before rolling him back into the ring, where PAC locked in the Brutalizer. It will be interesting to see if Ric Flair comes in as Andrade's manager in AEW going forward.
Darby Allin and Sting call out Tully Blanchard on AEW Rampage
Darby Allin and Sting were in the ring with Tony Schiavone on AEW Rampage. Darby got a massive reaction from the fans following his match against CM Punk at All Out. Schiavone then asked Darby Allin about Tully Blanchard's comments on AEW Dynamite.
Darby called Shawn Spears a "generic piece of S**t", saying he wouldn't be relevant without Tully Blanchard. Sting then took the mic saying Tully rode on the coattails of other people's success before inviting him down to the ring.
Tully came out to the entrance ramp with Sting, accusing him of loving the number's game. While The Icon was distracted, Shawn Spears pulled Darby Allin out of the ring and hit him with a Death Valley Driver onto the floor.
Adam Cole and Bryan Danielson comment on signing with AEW
Adam Cole said that The Elite was a special group of wrestlers, before adding that he trusted Kenny Omega and The Young Bucks with his life. Cole added that Bryan Danielson and Christian were special but they wouldn't be able to keep up with him.
Bryan Danielson said that he wasn't going after all of The Elite, just Kenny Omega. He added that he'd heard that Omega was one of the best in the world but if he wasn't ready to step up, he was ready to face whoever was game.
Dr. Britt Baker, Rebel and Jamie Hayter vs. Ruby Soho, Kris Statlander, and Riho on AEW Rampage
Riho and Dr. Britt Baker started things off for their respective teams, locking up in the middle of the ring on AEW Rampage. Baker got the better of the exchange, but Riho broke free, hitting a running dropkick, forcing Britt to back off. Riho tagged out with Statlander coming in.
Kris Statlander hit a powerslam for a two-count before getting Baker upon her shoulder.
Baker raked the eyes and tagged Rebel in. Riho and Hayter were the legal women after this, with the Japanese star sending her opponent throat-first into the rope before hitting a 619.
Rebel caught Riho with a strike from the apron, giving Hayter the opening to take control. Jamie hit a suplex and the heels isolated Riho in their corner as we headed to the commercial.
Back from the break, Riho fought back with an arm drag and tagged in Ruby Soho. Soho went right after Hayter with a series of right hands, followed by a back elbow and a running boot.
Statlander tagged in, and Hayter showed off her power, hitting a massive backbreaker before tagging Rebel back in. Statlander flexed her muscles as well, hitting Hayter and Rebel with a double suplex.
She then tried to roll up Rebel, but Baker broke it up with a Running Double Knees. Statlander then took the AEW Women's Champion down with a suplex. Riho then headed to the top rope and got on Statlander's shoulders.
Rebel threw herself on Dr. Britt Baker to protect her and ate the double stomp from Riho. The former AEW Women's Champion then got on the top rope and took out Jamie Hayter at ringside with a crossbody. Ruby Soho then took out Rebel with her finisher and got the win on AEW Rampage.
Result: Ruby Soho, Kris Statlander, and Riho def. Dr. Britt Baker, Rebel, and Jamie Hayter
Grade: B
Brian Pillman Jr. vs Max Caster on AEW Rampage
The main event of AEW Rampage saw Brian Pillman Jr. take on Max Caster of The Acclaimed.
Brian Pillman Jr. charged down to the ring and went right for Max Caster. Pillman tore into Caster with chops.
It was all Pillman early on, and he then headed to the apron, getting ready for a springboard. Anthony Bowens caught his foot from out at ringside, sending him crashing face-first into the apron.
Max Caster took control of the match and was all over Pillman. The Acclaimed member went for multiple clotheslines, but Brian dodged them and took him down with one of his own.
Pillman Jr. headed to the top rope and took out Bowens at ringside with a crossbody, giving Caster an opening.
Max went for a flying elbow drop but ate the mat. Pillman replied with his patented springboard clothesline. He then made the cover, and that was enough to put Caster away.
Result: Brian Pillman Jr. def. Max Caster
Grade: B
Anthony Bowens attacked Brian Pillman Jr. after the match, taking him out. Bowens then brought in the boombox, but Jon Moxley ran in to make the save, taking out both Caster and Bowens and celebrating with Brian Pillman Jr. to end AEW Rampage.
