AEW Rampage Results: Jon Moxley confronts Bryan Danielson, Major title match, Hook in action

The biggest AEW Rampage so far this year saw Jon Moxley making his in-ring return against Men Of The Year's Ethan Page. We also had the cold-blooded Hook in action as well as a massive title match to end the show.

Read on for full AEW Rampage results:

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Jon Moxley vs. Ethan Page kicked off AEW Rampage

Jon Moxley got a massive ovation from fans in Washington as he came out for his first match since his return. He made a good start to the match but Ethan Page is no pushover. Page sent Moxley crashing out of the ring and rained in right hands in the ring announcer's area.

Jon Moxley staggered away to buy himself some time and then sent Ethan Page crashing head first into the barricade. He rolled Page back into the ring but the former IMPACT star stopped him dead in his tracks as he went to follow him in.

Ethan Page had his opponent draped against the middle rope and caught him with repeated strikes across the jaw. The former AEW World Champion then crashed into the ringpost shoulder-first and tumbled back out to ringside. Page followed him out and sent him crashing into the ring post once again as we headed for a commercial break.

Back from the break. Ethan Page went for the Ego's Edge but Jon Moxley broke free and replied with a series of German Suplexes. Page then locked in a Half Boston Crab but Moxley crawled over to the bottom rope.

He then hit an Avalanche Powerslam from the top rope but it couldn't put Moxley away. Jon Moxley then hit Ethan Page with elbow strikes and knees to the face before locking in the Bulldog Choke for the win.

Result: Jon Moxley def. Ethan Page

MATCH RATING: B

As Moxley made his way out of the arena after the match, we saw that Bryan Danielson had been watching the match. The two stars briefly faced off, possibly hinting at an upcoming feud between them in AEW.

Nick Jackson vs. Trent on AEW Rampage

An early flurry of offense from AEW star Nick Jackson with an incredible twisting armdrag off the top rope. Trent wasn't having any of it and hit back with a series of stiff knife-edged chops.

He followed it up with an overhead throw but Nick caught him with a guillotine on the top rope. It didn't really have too much immediate effect on Trent and he hit Nick Jackson with a back body drop.

Trent went for a running crossbody but Nick ducked, with the Best Friends member crashing into the ropes. Nick Jackson followed it up with a nasty kick across the back of the head.

Following the commercial break, we saw Nick go for a Senton from the top rope but Trent got his knees up. The match spilled out to ringside and Trent nailed his opponent with a spear. Back in the ring, he hit a backdrop followed by a spinning DDT for a nearfall.

More back and forth action on AEW Rampage and Nick Jackson hit Trent with a Canadian Destroyer but it wasn't enough to put him away. Trent hit back with a flurry of offense getting a nearfall of his own.

The match spilled out onto the entrance ramp. Nick hit a backdrop followed by a senton from the top rope out to the ramp. Trent rolled back into the ring as Nick headed back to the top rope and hit a 450 splash but the former still kicked out.

Nick Jackson went to finish Trent off with a superkick but he ducked and hit the Strong Zero to pick up a big win.

Result: Trent def. Nick Jackson

MATCH RATING: B+

Hook vs. Serpentico on AEW Rampage

Hook attacked Serpentico in the middle of his entrance on AEW Rampage, giving him no time to even take off his kimono. Hook with knees to the midsection followed by an STO. He then locked in an armbar but Serpentico reached the bottom rope and bought himself some time.

Hook then hit an overhead toss before locking in a standing Redrum to pick up the win.

Result: Hook def. Serpentico

QT Marshall came out after the match and called Hook a delinquent. The latter wasn't having any of it and hit an overhead toss on the entrance ramp before stepping over him and walking to the back.

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Jade Cargill (c) vs. Anna Jay (TBS Championship match)

Jade Cargill took Anna Jay down with a shoulder tackle to start the match. Jay charged at Cargill but she caught her in midair and hit a Fallaway Slam.

It was all Jade Cargill early on as she forced Anna Jay to roll out of the ring and regroup. We also got a brief confrontation at ringside between Cargill and John Silver.

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Jade Cargill (c) vs. Anna Jay on AEW Rampage (continued...)

AEW star Jade Cargill dominated the match during the picture-in-picture ad-break. She charged at Anna Jay in the corner but was sidestepped and Cargill crashed into the corner turnbuckle. Jay then caught the champion in the face with a spinning kick before locking in a chokehold.

It was all Anna Jay at this point of the match as she hit Jade Cargill with repeated kicks. Mark Sterling got on the apron for the distraction but John Silver hit him with a brainbuster on the floor.

Cargill used the distraction to hit Jay with a pump kick. She went for the Jaded but Jay countered it into the Queenslayer.

Jade Cargill broke free but Anna Jay sent her head first into the opposite turnbuckle. She showed incredible power at this point to break free and plant Jay in the middle of the ring. Cargill found the opening she needed and hit Anna Jay with the Jaded and that was enough to put the Dark Order member away.

Result: Jade Cargill def. Anna Jay

MATCH RATING: B+