“Two dangerous teams will fight for the win, when The Infantry collide vs Death Riders, PAC + Continental Champion Jon Moxley on Saturday Collision, TOMORROW!,” Tony Khan wrote when announcing the match on social media.
Elsewhere, The Dogs will be taking on The Gunns, who recently made their AEW return. The Dogs made headlines on Wednesday after they jumped new AEW Tag Team Champions Adam Copeland & Christian Cage, who were about to bring back the long-dormant five second pose they were known for in WWE.
“After Colten was out 9 months, The Gunns won their comeback bout vs Dogs/Death Riders! After jumping the champs Cope & Cage, The Dogs collide vs Gunns TOMORROW!,” Khan wrote.
It was also announced that Lee Moriarty will be in action. He successfully defended the ROH Pure Championship at Supercard of Honor, defeating Ace Austin.
AEW Collision (Saturday, May 30) —
AEW International title: Konosuke Takeshita defends against Daniel Garcia
AEW Trios Champions The Conglomeration (Orange Cassidy, Roderick Strong & Kyle O’Reilly) defend against Don Callis Family (Rocky Romero, Trent Beretta & Lance Archer)
AEW Women’s Tag Team Champions Divine Dominion (Megan Bayne & Lena Kross) vs. TayJay (Tay Melo & Anna Jay) in an AEW Women’s Tag Team title five-minute eliminator match
Hazuki vs. Maya World (with Persephone on commentary)
Future of the vacant TBS Championship will be addressed
The Gunns made their return to the promotion on Wednesday’s AEW Dynamite after a months-long absence attributed to an undisclosed injury to Austin.
Interrupting a promo segment with Tag Team Champions The Hurt Syndicate, The Gunns challenged the group to a Tag Team title match on next week’s Dynamite, which was accepted by MVP on behalf of champs Bobby Lashley and Shelton Benjamin.
The Gunns held the AEW Tag Team titles in 2023 for 56 days, plus held the AEW and ROH Trios Championships in 2024.
A singles match is also set for next week’s Dynamite with Dustin Rhodes taking on MJF. That bout was set up with a promo battle between the two on this week’s episode.
The announced lineup for the Wednesday, February 12 AEW Dynamite, the final stop before next Saturday’s Grand Slam Australia:
AEW Tag Team Champions The Hurt Syndicate (Bobby Lashley & Shelton Benjamin w/MVP) vs. The Gunns (Austin & Colten Gunn)
After a lengthy absence, the Gunn Club is on their way back to AEW.
During Wednesday’s Dynamite, a vignette aired showing Colten & Austin Gunn training, watching old clips of themselves on their phones and TV, and reflecting on their past successes. The 57-second clip ended with them running the ropes and the words “Gunns Up” which is their catchphrase.
Their return date was not revealed.
The brothers haven’t competed in AEW since the September 12th Collision when they and Juice Robinson defeated Brian Cage & The Gates of Agony. It was never explained on TV why the Gunns were gone other than Hangman Page claiming on a late-October Dynamite that he knocked out Austin so hard he forgot his name. Colten then attacked Page, but hasn’t been on TV since.
Fightful Select had previously reported their absence was due to an undisclosed injury to Austin.
Fellow Bang Bang Gang member Jay White returned to action nearly a month afterward after missing time due to a broken foot while Robinson broke his fibula in his first Continental Classic match in late-November.
The Gunns were AEW Tag Team Champions for 56 days in 2023, and held both the AEW Trios and ROH Six-Man titles in 2024.
A triple threat Lucha del Dia de los Muertos match is the featured bout on tonight’s AEW Rampage as Penta El Zero Miedo will face AAA Mega Champion El Hijo del Vikingo and AAA Cruiserweight Champion Komander in a non-title match.
The number one contenders for the ROH Tag Team titles will be in action as Austin Gunn & Colten Gunn of Bullet Club Gold face former ROH Tag Team Champions Christopher Daniels & Matt Sydal.
Skye Blue will take on Marina Shafir. Blue is coming off a loss in a four-way AEW Women’s World title number one contender’s match on last week’s Rampage while Shafir is looking for her first AEW singles win since March. Blue re-aligned with Willow Nightingale on Wednesday’s Dynamite after blowing blue mist in Julia Hart’s face.
Daniel Garcia will face Trent Beretta of Best Friends. This is Garcia’s first singles match in AEW since a June house show and first televised singles match since a May loss to Roderick Strong.
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Taped in Louisville, Kentucky.
Excalibur, Tony Schiavone and Paul Wight were on commentary.
Penta El Zero Miedo defeated. El Hijo Del Vikingo & Komander in a Lucha del Dia de los Muertos match (12:35)
Penta hit a Made in Japan on Kommader about 15 seconds into the match. Kommander hit a dive on Penta to the floor, and Vikingo followed him out with his own dive. On the floor, Vikingo hit a rana off the guardrail on Kommander, and Penta hit them both with a pair of sling blades. Vikingo hit a Phoenix Splash in the ring on Kommander for a near fall. This was all the first two minutes of the match (and I probably missed a half-dozen moves).
Penta took both his opponents out with a tope con hilo. In the back, AAA Latin American Champion QT Marshall and the rest of the QTV crew watched Penta dominate the match in the ring. Penta hit Kommader with an open hand chop, then worked over Vikingo in the corner.
After the split-screen break, Penta hit Vikingo with a gamingiri in the corner. Vikingo came back and tried to come off the top with a dropkick on Penta, but Kommander caught him with a sitout powerbomb. Komannder came off the top with a shooting star press, but Penta caught him with a lung blower. Vikingo then dove off the top with a Canadian destroyer on Penta.
On the ring apron, Kommander went to the top, but Vikingo shoved him too the floor. Vikingo went to the top. Penta caught him in an electric chair position, but Vikingo reversed that into a poisioned rana. Vikingo dove into a thrust kick from Penta, and Penta caught both his opponents at once with a package pildriver and a Gory Special. Again, all of this happened on the ring apron.
Back in the ring with Vikingo and Penta exchanging forearms. Penta hit a twisting powerbomb out of a fireman’s carry for a near fall. Vikingo caught the much larger Penta off a dive into a spinning uranage for two. Vikingo hit the 630 senton on Penta for a near fall, broken up by Kommander. Kommander hit Vikingo with a gut buster out of a torture rack. Kommander then came off the top with a Implosion Phoenix Splash for a near fall broken up by Penta. Penta then dropped Kommander with a Fear Factor onto Vikingo, and got the pinfall.
Go watch this.
– Alex Marvez interviewed Jeff Jarrett’s crew about the potential recruitment of Ortiz to the group, but Karen Jarrett doesn’t think they need anyone else. Jeff Jarrett is sure that Jay Lethal will be the next Ring of Honor Champion. After they left, Ortiz enters the scene and promised to take care of them next week.
The Gunns Club (w/ Jay White & Juice Robinson) defeated Christopher Daniels & Matt Sydal (4:28)
Austin Gunn pulled Cardblade from underneath the ring, who has an AEW Championship Belt taped on his hand. Daniels was double-teamed for most of the match, but avoided the 310 to Yuma and caught Austin with a german suplex. Sydal got the tag and hit a meteora for a near fall. Austin dumped Daniels to the floor, and the Gunns hit the 3:10 to Yuma on Sydal to get the pinfall. This was 2 minutes too long.
– RJ City announced the return of Danhausen, who announced his return will actually be next week.
– Alex Marvez interviewed Saraya and Ruby Soho. Saraya condesendingly called Soho “baby girl” and talked down to her. Jeff Parker showed up to comb Soho’s hair, and Matt Menard yelled at Parker for costing them the match on Wednesday.
Skye Blue defeated Marina Shafir (w/ Nyla Rose) (7:11)
The fight went to the floor early, and Shaifr missed a kick and hit the ring apron. Blue still wrestled more like a heel or a tweener, trying to stomp on Shafir’s bare feet and DDTing her on the ring apron.
Back in the ring, Shafir swept Bule’s leg and worked her over with kicks. Blue hit a shotgun dropkick, and followed up with a sliding enziguri. Shafir tried for the submission with a guillotine, but Blue countered by biting Shafir’s stomach. Blue rolled up Shafir for a near fall, then hit a pair of thrust kicks. Blue hit the Code Blue to get the pinfall. This was a pretty fun, competitive match after the break.
– Preview of the Darby Allin and Lance Archer match for Collision tomorrow night.
Daniel Garcia defeated Trent Beretta (13:20)
Beretta was out there alone because all his friends are either injured (Chuck), beat up (Orange) or banned from the building Hook). At the onset of the match, Excalibur ran down the card for Collision. With no new matches added it looks like someone forgot to book a main event for that show.
Garcia resisted the urge to dance early on, and paid for it with a clothesline. The fight went to the floor, and Beretta dropped Garcia with a brainbuster.
During the split-screen break, Beretta dominated the match. It looked like Garcia nearly lost by countout. It seems like Garcia is distracted by his lack of dance.
After the break, Beretta delivered a top rope superplex that left both guys in bad shape for a minute, but Beretta still got a near fall. Beretta hit a pair of short-arm lariats, but Garica countered a third with a back suplex. Garcia hit a knee strike in the corner and a brainbuster for a near fall. It seems like Garcia is resisting the urge to dance, but he should dance if he wants to.
Beretta came back with a half and half suplex and a death valley driver for a near fall. Betta hit a series of German suplexes, but Garcia dropped down and countered with a series of suplexes of his own. Garcia hit a boot, Beretta came back with a high knee, and both guys exchanged clotheslines and forearms. Garcia caught Beretta with another German suplex. Beretta came back with a running knee and a piledriver for a near fall.
Garcia countered a spinning DDT attempt, slapped Beretta and then he did the dance. Garcia stuffed Beretta with a piledriver, then slapped on the crossface and got Beretta to tap out.
After the match, Garcia said that was his first singles match in six months in AEW, then called out MJF and demanded a title shot. Why not? There’s only a dozen guys challenging MJF. Garcia still fancies himself a sports entertainer.
Final Thoughts:
Surprisingly solid show. The opener is must-watch, and the main event was very good.
A match for the ROH Tag Team titles is now set for Full Gear.
MJF agreed to a challenge from The Gunns, setting the stage for their match at Full Gear on November 18. MJF is now set to wrestle twice on the show, where he is already scheduled to face Jay White for the AEW World Championship.
Wednesday’s show saw MJF defeat Juice Robinson to retain the Dynamite Diamond Ring for the third year in a row. After the match, Bullet Club Gold attacked MJF, only for The Acclaimed to make the save. The Gunns then made their challenge for Full Gear.
It was also announced that Toni Storm would be getting an AEW Women’s Championship match at Full Gear, with AEW citing it as her ‘Hollywood Homecoming’. After Hikaru Shida defeated Ruby Soho to retain the title on Wednesday, Storm came to the stage with her new butler Luther and had a staredown with Shida.
Sting and Darby Allin also agreed to team against Christian Cage, Nick Wayne, and Luchasaurus after Cage issued the challenge on Wednesday. After Ric Flair made a surprise appearance as Sting’s ‘gift’ on Dynamite, Cage teased that Flair could team up with Alin and Sting. Sting instead said that they’d find a third partner.
Later in the show, Sting and Allin attempted to talk to Adam Copeland, who has no interest in facing Cage.
Here is the updated lineup for Full Gear:
AEW World Championship: MJF defends against Jay White
AEW Women’s Championship: Hikaru Shida defends against Toni Storm
ROH Tag Team titles: MJF defends against The Gunns
Christian Cage, Luchasaurus, and Nick Wayne vs. Sting, Darby Allin, and ??
It was announced on Saturday’s Collision that The Young Bucks will be wrestling The Gunn Club this coming Wednesday on Dynamite. Bullet Club Gold cut a promo on Saturday saying that The Young Bucks can’t make the claim to be the best brother tag team in wrestling, because they aren’t The Gunn Club. The Young Bucks are set to challenge FTR for the AEW Tag Team titles at All In on August 27.
The Acclaimed will also be in action this Wednesday. After defeating The Iron Savages on Collision, Anthony Bowens and Max Caster said they would continue to climb back up the ranks in the AEW Tag Team division to get back into title contention.
A graphic also confirmed that Chris Jericho will be making his decision on joining the Don Callis family on Wednesday. Jericho told Callis on Dynamite that he had an answer for him, but wanted to wait until next week to do it.
Here’s the current card for this Wednesday in Nashville, Tennessee:
AEW International Champion Orange Cassidy defends against Wheeler Yuta
Jeff Jarrett vs. Jeff Hardy death match
MJF & Adam Cole talk about All In
Chris Jericho will give an answer to Don Callis
Darby Allin & Nick Wayne vs. Gates of Agony (Bishop Kaun & Toa Liona)
Winner advances to AEW All In Women’s title four-way: Britt Baker vs. The Bunny
Matt Hardy & Jeff Hardy vs. Austin Gunn & Colten Gunn has been added to the June 21 AEW Dynamite.
After The Gunns issued a challenge to The Hardys on this week’s Dynamite, The Hardys accepted the challenge on Friday’s Rampage and the match has been officially announced for next week.
Already set for Dynamite, AEW International Champion Orange Cassidy & Ring of Honor Pure Champion Katsuyori Shibata will face NJPW World TV Champion Zack Sabre Jr. & Daniel Garcia in another tag team bout.
TBS Champion Kris Statlander also laid out a challenge to Taya Valkyrie on Rampage for “next week,” but it was not made clear whether that match is set for Dynamite, Rampage, or Collision.
Wednesday’s Dynamite will take place at the Wintrust Arena in Chicago, and is the final Dynamite before the Sunday, June 25 Forbidden Door pay-per-view.
The announced Dynamite lineup:
The Hardys vs. The Gunns
Orange Cassidy & Katsuyori Shibata vs. Zack Sabre Jr. & Daniel Garcia
The TBS title will be on the line at next weekend’s AEW Double or Nothing as Jade Cargill defends against Taya Valkyrie in a rematch.
After Cargill defeated two indie wrestlers with ease on Friday’s Rampage, another came out to challenge but was held off by Valkyrie who returned after a storyline suspension. The two confronted each other with Valkyrie hitting Cargill with Road To Valhalla which is the same move as Cargill’s Jaded. Valkyrie then said she would see the champion at Double or Nothing.
Weeks after Valkyrie debuted for AEW and first confronted Cargill, the two squared off for the first time but Valkyrie was unable to use her finisher. Cargill picked up the victory, but the finish was done in a way to open things up for a rematch.
Cargill is the inaugural TBS Champion and has yet to taste defeat in her young career.
In another new match made Friday, Jeff & Matt Hardy will team with Brother Zay against Ethan Page and The Gunns. If the Hardy team wins, Hard gets control of Page’s contract. Page and the Gunns laid out the Hardys and Zay Friday.
The AEW International Championship blackjack battle royal began to take shape as QT Marshall revealed he has entered his group into the match.
Here’s the updated card for next Sunday’s pay-per-view from Las Vegas, Nevada:
AEW World Champion MJF defends against Sammy Guevara, “Jungle Boy” Jack Perry and Darby Allin in a four-way
AEW Tag Team Champions FTR defend against Jeff Jarrett & Jay Lethal
AEW International Champion Orange Cassidy defends the title in a 21-man Blackjack battle royal
TNT Champion Wardlow defends against Christian Cage in a ladder match
AEW Women’s Champion Jamie Hayter defends against Toni Storm
TBS Champion Jade Cargill defends against Taya Valkyrie
Anarchy in the Arena match: The Elite (Kenny Omega, Young Bucks & Hangman Page) vs. Blackpool Combat Club (Bryan Danielson, Jon Moxley, Claudio Castagnoli & Wheeler Yuta)
Chris Jericho vs. Adam Cole in an unsanctioned match
The Gunns (Colten and Austin) & Ethan Page vs. Jeff & Matt Hardy and Brother Zay with Page’s contractual status on the line
AEW held the first of two weekend House Rules live events Friday, kicking off the action in Corbin, Kentucky, at the Corbin Arena.
Tony Khan was in attendance and came out to do a promo during the event.
FTW Champion Hook defeated Ethan Page to retain
Christopher Daniels & Shawn Spears defeated The Boys (Brent & Brandon)
Toni Storm defeated Billie Starkz
Darby Allin & AEW International Champion Orange Cassidy defeated Big Bill & Lee Moriarty
Powerhouse Hobbs defeated Pat Buck
ROH World Champion Claudio Castagnoli defeated Brian Pillman Jr. in a Proving Ground match
AEW Tag Team Champions FTR defeated The Gunns to retain
AEW will stay on the road Saturday for another House Rules event in Salem, Virginia, that will mark the in-ring return of Hangman Page after the former AEW World Champion was taken out recently by the Blackpool Combat Club.
Here’s the announced lineup for tomorrow:
Hangman Page vs. Big Bill
TNT Champion Wardlow defends against Lee Moriarty
Toni Storm vs. Skye Blue
Darby Allin & AEW International Champion Orange Cassidy vs. Powerhouse Hobbs & QT Marshall
It’s Monday and you know what that means: AEW Dark Elevation. Since last Thursday’s Ring of Honor TV was taped prior to Dynamite, this week’s episode was the first to emanate from Orlando’s Universal Studios.
Tony Schiavone and Matt Menard were on the call as Paul Wight was “on assignment” in South Carolina.
Action Andretti defeated Nick Comoroto
Andretti used his speed throughout until he tried a tope suicida and was caught by Comoroto and then slammed onto the apron (the hardest part of the ring if you didn’t know.) Comoroto got cocky with consecutive backbreakers and consecutive nearfalls.
Andretti got back into things with an enziguri and another tope suicida. He followed it up with a spinning torneo off the middle rope and a split-leg moonsault. Comoroto caught him with a clothesline off the ropes but when he went for a power bomb, Andretti caught him in a pinning combo for the surprise win.
Skye Blue defeated Angelica Risk
Risk didn’t take too kindly to Blue early, so Blue started beating the crap out of her. Risk turned things around with a neckbreaker off the ropes and then used the ropes to choke her. Blue rallied with an enziguri in the corner and on the mat, but Risk kept grabbing the hair. But after a superkick, Blue hit her Code Blue for the win.
Gates Of Agony (w/ Prince Nana) defeated The Qrown (Leonis & Maximus)
Four big sweaty men in this match — you love to see it. Every move in the early going was just a strength contest and as you might expect, Toa Liona won those matchups. When they went for a double-team move in their corner, Kaun slapped Liona in the face to wake him up and then threw him into Maximus. He was then able to fight out of a headlock to get Leonis in on a hot tag, but they got caught and Gates of Agony just drove his face into the mat for the pin and win.
Julia Hart defeated Kelsey Heather
Hart came out singing her theme song and Menard called her a real freak. Heather was already in the ring and it appeared she is a cheerleader like Hart’s former gimmick. Heather started by leading the crowd in a House of Black chant, which I did not understand at all.
Hart pounded on Heather and whenever the cheerleader went for something, Hart just stopped it and smacked her around. After a vertical suplex, it looked like Hart was gonna go for a pin, but she just kept beating her instead. Heather finally connected on a neckbreaker in her only offensive move of the match. After Hart moved out of the way of a moonsault, she locked in the Hartless for the quick tap and her 20th straight win.
Kip Sabian (w/ Penelope Ford) defeated Leon Ruffin
The commentary team was also weirded out by Sabian and Ford. When asked who runs things in this duo, Schiavone said, “Well, I know who runs things at my house.”
They started with their own test of strength and when Sabian won, he kicked the arm of Ruffin and he looked more offended than hurt. Ruffin turned it around with a tope suicida, but he started playing to the crowd and let Sabian get back up. When Ruffin got back in the ring, Sabian locked in an arm stretch. Ruffin hit a middle rope cutter after a second try, but when Sabian kicked out, he hit a brainbuster and a flatliner for the win.
Lance Archer (w/ Jake “The Snake” Roberts) defeated Bryce Cannon
If you were to look up “people who don’t have a chance” in the dictionary, it would be a picture of Cannon. He had a goofy hairdo that Archer played with until he threw him to the outside. Roberts actually gave him a clothesline and then threw him back in. Archer went to do the chop spot in the corner where he rips off your shirt, but this Cannon guy had three different shirts on. After that, Archer hit the chokeslam and clothesline for the win. Everybody, in fact, dies.
AEW Tag Team Champions The Gunns defeated The Infantry (Carlie Bravo & Shawn Dean) in an eliminator match
Schiavone made sure to comment on The Gunns’ atrocious outfits. Austin Gunn then called a guy down from the crowd and just started yelling at everyone.
A lot of this match was each man and team showing off to the crowd. Of course, the Gunns got booed each time and The Infantry got cheered. The Infantry got the advantage early and set up a cool spot where they yanked both champions’ legs wide open. When they went to fight on the outside, The Gunns got the advantage back with some dirty tactics. They just worked over Dean until he hit an enziguri and the hot tag to Bravo.
Bravo ran wild on both Gunns, hitting a cutter on Colten for a two count. When he tried to follow up with a stomp, Colten rolled him up and Austin got involved. Bravo hit a double DDT after a double-team move. Bravo kept trying to get something going, but the champions simply got him up for the 3:10 to Yuma for the pin and win.
After the match, Schiavone was in the ring to talk about Wednesday’s Tag Team title defense against FTR. Gunn just started singing “Na na na, hey hey, kiss him goodbye” and said FTR will be gone forever on Wednesday.
A date and location has been announced for the AEW Tag Team title match between The Gunns and FTR — one with big stakes for the former champions.
The match will take place on the Wednesday, April 5th Dynamite on Long Island, New York.
The stipulation made on last Wednesday’s show was that if FTR cannot defeat the Gunns and regain the titles, they will leave the company. There has been speculation regarding Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler’s future with AEW as their contracts are said to be up next month, giving the stipulation more intrigue.
Austin & Colten Gunn will be gunning for the third defense of the titles they won from The Acclaimed in February.
FTR will be looking for their second run as champions as their first came to an end at the hands of the Young Bucks back in November 2020.
Their failed challenge of then-champions The Acclaimed last December was part of a losing streak where they also eventually lost the IWGP Tag Team titles and AAA Tag Team titles in separate matches.
The new addition joins the previously announced Jamie Hayter vs. Riho AEW Women’s title match, and Juice Robinson vs. Ricky Starks.
Here’s the current card for the April 5th show from the UBS Arena:
AEW Tag Team Champions The Gunns defend against FTR
AEW Women’s Champion Jamie Hayter defend against Riho
FTR threw down a proclamation during Wednesday’s AEW Dynamite that if they can’t defeat the Gunns for the Tag Team titles, they will leave AEW.
Following The Gunns’ successful title defense against Top Flight, thanks to interference from The Kingdom, FTR came out to deliver the message personally.
Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler said they were out to talk business, but Austin & Colten Gunn said there was nothing they could do to earn a shot at them, even if it meant no more title shots with a loss.
Wheeler then offered that they would split up in AEW if they lost and Austin still refused. Harwood then upped the ante with their departure if the Gunns defeated them and it was accepted, followed by the champions spitting in FTR’s faces.
A date wasn’t announced or intimated when that match will take place.
FTR lost the AEW Tag Team titles to The Acclaimed last December and were defeated the Gunns two weeks later in their last match for the promotion. The two made a surprise return at this month’s AEW Revolution following The Gunns’ successful title defense.
There has been speculation as to their long-term future in AEW as their contracts are reportedly up in April.
FTR made their return to AEW at Sunday’s Revolution pay-per-view.
Making their first appearance in the company since December 2022, Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler made an impact in their return, attacking AEW Tag Team Champions The Gunns in a post-match angle on the show.
After The Gunns retained their titles in a four-way contest, they were interviewed in the ring by Renee Paquette. After declaring themselves “the best tag team in the world,” FTR’s music hit. Harwood and Wheeler then hit the ring and laid out both Austin and Colten Gunn with a spike piledriver and a Big Rig.
FTR then posed with the AEW Tag titles, cementing themselves as the next challengers for The Gunns.
Prior to Sunday, FTR’s last AEW appearance came on Dynamite’s Holiday Bash episode on December 21. Their last match anywhere happened at NJPW Wrestle Kingdom 17 on January 4 of this year.
FTR dropped both the ROH and AAA Tag titles in December, then lost NJPW’s IWGP Tag titles at Wrestle Kingdom, fueling speculation that they may be headed back to WWE when their AEW contracts expired, reportedly in April of this year.
Harwood addressed the possibility of a WWE return on his podcast, stating that Vince McMahon being back as executive chairman of WWE made the idea of a WWE return “questionable.”
Austin Gunn and Colten Gunn are the new AEW World Tag Team Champions.
The Gunns defeated The Acclaimed on Wednesday’s AEW Dynamite Championship Fight Night to claim the Tag titles for the first time.
Austin pinned Anthony Bowens with a schoolboy after a belt shot from Colten in a title match that also featured a referee bump, and a run-in by Billy Gunn.
Billy teased turning on The Acclaimed to help his sons win the titles, as he jumped into the ring while the referee was down. Billy helped Bowens to his feet as Colten was setting up for a belt shot. Billy then pushed Bowens out of the way, eating the belt shot himself.
The finish to the bout came after Bowens attempted a cradle, but was thrown off into the ropes and into another belt shot by Colten.
Earlier in the bout, Max Caster had a visual pinfall on Austin after a Mic Drop, but the referee was out of commission, allowing the former champs a gripe to set up a rematch.
The Acclaimed’s first Tag title run ends after 140 days and six successful defenses.
