2025 AEW Full Gear Results - Wrestling Attitude

2025 AEW Full Gear Results – Welcome to WrestlingAttitude’s live coverage of 2025 AEW Full Gear pay-per-view, broadcasting from the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey.

Tailgate Brawl

$200,000 4-Way Match: Max Caster and Anthony Bowens vs. Juice Robinson and Austin Gunn vs. Big Bill and Bryan Keith vs. Turbo Floyd and Truth Magnum

The ring entrances take place and then the bell sounds to get things started. Ace Austin came out with Robinson and Gunn, but stayed back. Bowens and Caster argued with each other early on. They did a few spots together later on, which the crowd dug.

When it looked like they were going to scissor each other, Bill came in and kicked Caster to the floor. Bowens kicked Bill out of the ring. As Bowens went to check on Caster, Robinson snuck up from behind and rolled him up for the win. Afterwards, Bowens yelled at Caster for not messing things up.

Winners: Bang Bang Gang

Big Boom AJ & QT Marshall vs. Trent Beretta & Rocky Romero

Pro wrestling legend Paul Wight (aka The Big Show) is introduced to the crowd to a big reaction. He settles in at the ringside area, as he will be sitting in on special guest commentary for our second match of the evening here at Tailgate Brawl.

After a brief backstage promo from Samoa Joe ahead of his rematch against Hangman Page inside of a Steel Cage for the AEW World Championship in tonight’s AEW Full Gear 2025 pay-per-view main event, we head back inside the arena where the ring entrances for our second bout take place.

The bell rings and A.J. brawls with Romero as Beretta fires off right hands on Marshall in the opposite corner. RPG Vice look to send A.J. and Marshall crashing into one another, but Marshall and A.J. reverse things to send Beretta and Romero crashing into one another. A.J. and Marshall then double team on Romero before A.J. helps Marshall fly over the top rope to take out Beretta and Romero on the outside.

Back from the break, Romero wears down Marshall with a submission hold. Romero finds himself in a verbal altercation with Justice and Rizzler, but Beretta intervenes and shoves Justice to the ground. As Rizzler checks on Justice, Marshall levels Romero with a dropkick back in the ring and tags in A.J. as Beretta tags in on his side.

A.J.lands a back elbow on Romero and sends him crashing out of the ring. Beretta rocks A.J. with a superkick and sets up for a powerbomb, but Don Callis hops up on the apron to cause a distraction. This opens the door for Beretta to hit A.J. with his arm brace he’s wearing and a Shining Wizard before he goes for a pin. A.J. kicks out.

Beretta pins A.J., but Marshall breaks the fall by flying off the middle rope. Romero catches Marshall with a Sliced Bread and lands alternating lariats on A.J. and Marshall in opposite corners, then grabs Beretta’s arm brace and looks to use it while Romero distracts the referee. Justice slides into the ring and lands a cutter on Romero before he can use the arm brace, then celebrates with Paul Wight.

Beretta grabs onto Justice, but Wight levels him with a right hand. A.J. gets Beretta up into a powerbomb position and delivers a powerbomb-Sliced Bread combination with Marshall as Marshall flies off the top rope for the win.

Winners: Big Boom! A.J. and Q.T. Marshall

Eddie Kingston and HOOK vs. The WorkHorsemen

The Workhorsemen meet Kngston and HOOK on the bottom of the entrance ramp. JD Drake leaves Kingston laid out at the bottom of the entrance ramp as Anthony Henry dumps HOOK in the ring.

The bell sounds and Henry continues wearing down HOOK. Drake tags in and lands a chop on HOOK, but HOOK responds with several chops of his own. Drake levels HOOK with a spinebuster, but Kingston tags in and delivers a double back suplex to Drake with HOOK. Henry (who has tagged in) sneaks up behind Kingston, but Kingston levels him with a DDT and pins him for the win. While Drake looks to break the fall, but HOOK traps him in Redrum to prevent him from doing so.

Winners: Eddie Kingston and HOOK

CMLL World Trios Championships
Mistico & Mascara Dorada & Neon vs. Kazuchika Okada & Hechicero & Konosuke Takeshita

The bell rings and Konosuke Takesita, and Hechicero attack Mistico, Neon, and Mascara Doarada from behind. Hechicero sends Mistico crashing into the ring steps and hits him with a chair from behind as Takeshita sends Neon crashing into the barricade. Hechicero traps Mistico’s arm in a chair and wears it down as Takeshita has a submission cinched in on Dorada inside the ring.

Mistico is helped to the back by medical officials as Neon delivers an enzuigiri to Hechicero from the ring apron. We see Kazuchika Okada pull up to the arena in a Lamborghini as Takeshita and Hechicero wear down Neon and Dorada in the ring.

AEW Full Gear

As the main show begins and Excalibur, Nigel McGuinness, and Tony Schiavone greet audiences at home as Takeshita and Hechicero continue wearing down Neon and Dorada. Okada makes a grand entrance to the ring, but Dorada takes advantage and rolls up Takeshita. Takeshita kicks out.

While Takeshita and Okada stare one another down and Hechicero tries getting them on the same page. Dorada and Neon blindside Takeshita and Okada from behind. Okada and Takeshita teeter on the ropes in opposite corners with Dorada and Neon respectively, but Mistico reemerges at ringside and takes out Hechicero with a hurricanrana. He dials it up for a 619 on Takeshita and levels Okada with a crossbody off the top rope.

Mistico sends Hechicero crashing into the mat with a hurricanrana, then sends Takeshita crashing into the mat with a head scissors and cinches in an arm submission on him. Okada breaks the hold and fires off right hands on Takeshita.

Dorada delivers a hurricanrana to Okada, and Neon connects with a diving hurricanrana on Hechicero. Dorada delivers a hurricanrana to Hechicero, then lands a moonsault off the top rope on Takeshita on the outside as Neon does the same to Okada.

Hechicero whips Mistico in the corner, but Hechicero gets Mistico up in an electric chair position. He cinches in a Fujiwara Armbar on Hechicero, and Hechicero taps out.

Winners (and still): El Sky Team

After the match, Takeshita glares at Okada on the entrance ramp. Don Callis calms things between the two men, then heads to the back with Okada as Takeshita tails behind the pair.

Darby Allin vs. PAC

The pre-match video package airs to set the stage for our actual pay-per-view opener, as Darby Allin goes one-on-one with “The Bastard” PAC from The Death Riders next. Back at ringside, we see PAC make his way to the ring through the crowd.

A special intro video, which are often aired before a big Darby Allin match, is shown to the live crowd and PPV audience. We see a recovering Darby Allin watching back footage of PAC’s return at AEW All Out and the subsequent beatings he’s dealt since then.

Now unwrapped Darby gets out of the hospital bed, beating the TV up with a baseball bat. The video wraps up there and we return live in the arena where Darby’s bad ass entrance tune plays. The Newark crowd comes to life as the home grown AEW star begins his entrance.

The bell rings and the two lock up. Allin wears down PAC with an arm submission, then sends PAC crashing out of the ring and wears him down with a side headlock when he returns to the ring.

Allin cinches in a Boston Crab on PAC, but PAC crawls over to the bottom rope to break the hold. The referee begins a ten count when Allin lands on the outside, but Allin beats it and PAC wrenches back on his tricep covered in burns from the Men’s Blood & Guts Match when he returns to the ring.

PAC dumps Allin out of the ring through the middle rope, with Allin clipping the ring post on his way out. Allin responds with a tope suicida to Pac through the middle rope, then sits him on a chair and ascends to the top rope before he connects with a shotgun dropkick on PAC’s chest.

The two men return to the ring, and Allin cinches in a modified Kimura Lock on PAC. PAC powers up to his feet to escape, then lands a boot on Allin and follows it up with a German release suplex. Allin looks to land a springboard Coffin Drop, but PAC counters into another German suplex. He runs the ropes and levels Allin with a clothesline, then cinches in the Rings Of Saturn on Allin. Allin gets his foot on the bottom rope to break the hold.

PAC fires off right hands on Allin, then ascends to the top rope and connects with a Black Arrow. Allin moves out of the way and cinches in the Scorpion Death Lock on PAC. Wheeler Yuta runs out to the ring and distracts Allin and the referee. PAC picks up a baseball bat and hits Allin with it, then dumps it out of the ring and pins Allin for the win.

Winner: PAC

4-Way Tag Team Match
Timeless Love Bombs (Toni Storm & Mina Shirakawa) vs. Willow Nightingale & Harley Cameron vs. (Sisters of Sin) Skye Blue & Julia Hart vs. Megan Bayne & Marina Shafir

Sisters Of Sin, Bayne, and Shafir begin brawling with Timeless Love Bombs and Babes Of Wrath. Shafir fires off forearms in the middle of the ring on Toni Storm as the bell sounds, and Bayne tags in. Bayne and Shafir fire off clotheslines and kicks on Storm’s chest, and Bayne connects with a suplex to Storm.

Storm sends Bayne crashing into the corner, then follows it up with a Tornado DDT and tags in Mina Shirakawa.

Shirakawa rocks Bayne with a series of right hands, but Bayne responds with a Fallaway Slam to Shirakawa. Shafir tags in and jams her knee into the back of Shirakawa’s neck, then connects with a modified DDT on her. Skye Blue tags in and delivers a twisting neckbreaker to Shirakawa, but Harley Cameron tags in and Willow Nightingale assists Cameron in delivering a splash to Blue. Cameron looks to deliver a running knee to Blue, but Blue moves out of the way and tags in Julia Hart.

Hart fires off stomps on Cameron and lands a right hand on Shafir to send her crashing off the apron. Blue sends Bayne crashing off the apron, and Hart clocks Cameron from behind.

Blue tags in, but Bayne tags herself in. Blue and Bayne shove one another, but Bayne sends Blue crashing out of the ring and fires off shoulders on Cameron in the corner. Shafir tags in and delivers a kick to Cameron’s spine, but Cameron sends Bayne crashing into the mat with a DDT.

Cameron makes the hot tag to Nightingale, and Nightingale levels Shafir with a clothesline. She sends her crashing into the mat, but Hart tags in and sends Nightingale crashing into the mat face first with Blue. Blue and Hart then deliver a double superkick to Nightingale and Hart pins her, but Shafir sends Blue crashing into the pair to break the fall.

Sisters of Sin stare down Bayne and Shafir, but Shirakawa tags in and Bayne gets her up on her shoulders. Shafir tags in, and Bayne sends Shirakawa crashing into Shafir, who’s waiting with a Sleeper on her. Shafir holds Storm in place to watch, but Storm fires off back elbows on her to escape and breaks the hold before she tags in.

Storm lands a dropkick on Shafir, but Cameron tags herself in and flies off the top rope with a crossbody to level Storm. She goes for a pin, but Storm kicks out. Storm connects with a sit-out powerbomb on Cameron, but Storm manages to roll up Bayne for the win.

Winners: Timeless Love Bombs

AEW World Tag Team Championships
Brodido (Bandido & Brody King) (c) vs. FTR (Dax Harwood & Cash Wheeler)

Cash Wheeler and Bandido begin the action. The bell rings and the two lock up. Bandido flies out of the ring looking to level FTR, but Wheeler and Dax Harwood catch him and send him crashing into the announce desk face first.

Wheeler rakes Bandido’s face into the middle rope, but Harwood tags back in and he wears down Bandido with a submission hold. King tags in and levels Wheeler and Harwood with clotheslines, then sends Harwood crashing into the mat with a back body drop. Wheeler cinches in a sleeper on King, but King powers up to his feet and sends Wheeler crashing into Harwood with a Death Valley Driver. He delivers a cannonball to a stacked up Wheeler and Harwood in the corner, then pins Wheeler. Wheeler kicks out.

Harwood tags in and delivers a superplex to King. Wheeler looks to fly, but King intercepts him and connects with a chokeslam-sit-out powerbomb combination on him while Bandido lands a Frog Splash on Harwood. Bandido tags in and King looks to fly through the middle rope to level Harwood on the outside, but Stokely pushes Harwood out of the way to take the move before Wheeler levels King with a DDT.

Back in the ring, Bandido pins Harwood. Harwood kicks out, but Wheeler hands Bandido over to Harwood. Harwood delivers a sit-out powerbomb to Bandido, and Wheeler flies off the top rope to follow it up with a Frog Splash. Bandido gets Wheeler up above his head and dumps him on top of Harwood on the outside, then ascends to the top rope and lands a double crossbody on both Harwood and Wheeler.

Bandido connects with the 21 Plex on Wheeler, but Wheeler and Harwood immediately respond with the Shatter Machine on Bandido. Harwood pins Bandido, but King breaks the fall and sits Wheeler on a chair on the outside. He sets up for a cannonball on Wheeler, but Wheeler moves out of the way. Wheeler grabs one of the AEW World Tag Team Championship belts, but King grabs it from him. Wheeler manages to get it back and hits Bandido with it before Harwood pins Bandido. Bandido manages to kick out.

King takes out Wheeler on the outside, then delivers a Shatter Machine to Harwood. Bandido then pins Harwood, but Harwood kicks out and Wheeler delivers a tope suicida to King on the outside. FTR delivers a Doomsday Device to Wheeler, but Bandido manages to pin Wheeler as King cinches in a sleeper on Harwood. Wheeler kicks out and locks in a sleeper of his own on King. King backs into the ring post to fight off Wheeler, but FTR delivers an assisted piledriver to King on the apron.

Bandido sets up for a double 21 Plex on FTR, but FTR catches him on their shoulders and intercepts him. FTR lands an assisted piledriver on Bandido and Harwood pins Bandido, but Bandido kicks out. Bandido then powers up to his feet, but FTR connects with a Shatter Machine on him. Wheeler holds off King as Harwood pins Bandido for the win.

Winners (and new): FTR

AEW National Championship Casino Gauntlet

The pre-match video package airs to tell the story of events that led up to our next match of the evening, a Casino Gauntlet to crown the first-ever AEW National Champion. After it wraps up, we return back at ringside. The Hurt Syndicate make their way out for a shared entrance.

They come out together since Bobby Lashley and Shelton Benjamin are the first two competitors in this match. They head to the ring as we get a good look at the brand new AEW National Championship title belt. It looks similar to the classic old-school NWA Television Championship. The bell sounds and off we go.

Bobby Lashley locks up with Shelton Benjamin. Ricochet makes his way out as the number three entrant in the match with a microphone in hand to distract Lashley and Benjamin as Gates Of Agony sneak up behind Lashley and Benjamin. Ricochet hits MVP with the microphone on the outside as Toa Liona runs over Lashley on the other side of the ring and Bishop Kaun sends Benjamin crashing between the barricade and the ring apron. Kaun delivers a cutter to Benjamin on top of a chair, and Liona delivers a Hip Attack to Lashley that sends him crashing into the ring steps. Officials run down to the ring to escort Gates Of Agony away from ringside and help MVP to the back.

Claudio Castagnoli enters the match next at number four and intercepts Ricochet with an uppercut as Ricochet looks to fly through the middle rope. He connects with The Swing on him and follows it up with a second uppercut, but Ricochet takes out Castagnoli with a hurricanrana.

Daniel Garcia is up next in the match as entrance five, and he rains down right hands on Ricochet in the corner. Castagnoli follows it up with a running uppercut to Ricochet.

Entrant number six is Orange Cassidy and he pins Castagnoli. Castagnoli kicks out, but Cassidy catches him with Stun-Dog Millionaire as Wheeler Yuta enters the match at number seven.

Yuta and Garcia mock Cassidy by firing off Cassidy’s signature kicks on him as Castagnoli holds him in place. Castagnoli lands an uppercut on Cassidy, and The Death Riders take turn triple teaming on Cassidy. Ricochet attempts to join them, but Castagnoli levels him with an uppercut and Garcia and Yuta rain down strikes on him.

Kevin Knight is up next as entrant eight, and he levels Yuta on the outside. Garcia cinches in a sleeper on Knight, but Knight fights him off and lands a clothesline on Garcia off the ring apron. He ascends to the top rope and looks to fly, but Castagnoli intercepts him with a powerbomb. Knight sends himself and Castagnoli crashing out of the ring, but Ricochet rocks Knight with a knee. Knight lands a dropkick on Ricochet and pins him, but Yura breaks the fall.

Up next as entrant number nine is Roderick Strong, and he sends Garcia crashing into the ring apron spine first. He sends Castagnoli crashing into the mat and lands a backbreaker on Ricochet, then levels him with a pair of double knees and goes for a pin. Ricochet kicks out.

Mark Davis is entrant number ten, and he rocks Strong with a kick. He delivers a piledriver to Knight and delivers a second one to Ricochet. Cassidy looks to land a knee on Davis, but Davis sees him coming and connects with a piledriver on him. He pins Cassidy, but Yuta breaks the fall.

“Speedball” Mike Bailey enters next at number eleven, and he double teams on Davis with Knight. When Bailey looks to pin Davis, however, he discovers that Knight had the same idea. Knight and Bailey stare one another down, but Davis takes advantage. Knight levels Davis with a clothesline as Bailey takes out several competitors on the outside, and when Bailey gets back in the ring, he and Knight take turns rolling each other up. Garcia sends Knight crashing into Bailey and out of the ring. He low blows Bailey and cinches in the Dragon Tamer on him, but becomes distracted when Matt Menard reveals himself as entrance number twelve in the match.

Menard and Garcia fire off right hands on one another, but Menard levels Garcia with a back elbow and fires off right hands on Garcia. He chases him through the crowd away from ringside as a confused Castagnoli watches from the ring only to turn around and see Davis standing behind him. He stares down Davis, but Lashley and Davis slide into the ring and begin brawling with Castagnoli and Davis.

Lashley dumps Ricochet across the ring when Ricochet gets back inside, then gets him up. Castagnoli and Davis blindside Ricochet and Benjamin from behind, but Cassidy delivers Orange Punches to Castagnoli and Davis. Yuta runs over Cassidy with a Busaiku Knee and pins him, but Knight breaks the fall and delivers the UFO Splash to Yuta. Ricochet catches Knight with the Spirit Gun for the win.

Winner (and new): Ricochet

No Holds Barred Match
Jon Moxley vs. Kyle O’Reilly

O’Reilly lays into Mox as he looks for a hold on the arm, but Jon breaks free to fight back. Both men are on their feet as Mox offers a “free shot” to O’Reilly…and Kyle makes him pay for it, sending the former World Champion to the corner for some hard kicks. They end up trading normally illegal holds, until Kyle forces Mox down to the mat for an ankle lock…but Mox breaks free to take a breather on the outside.

Marina convenes with him, offering a fork to give Mox an edge as he comes back into the ring…but O’Reilly does his best to fend off the attack, only to be sent to the mat. Mox manages to move the hand away long enough to start jabbing at the face of Kyle, who turns to his stomach…and this allows Mox to attack the back instead!

The ref starts to intervene, which makes Mox confront him with a reminder that anything goes. We see Kyle is busted open as Mox goes back after him, eventually taking a bite out of O’Reilly as the ref checks to see if Kyle gives up. He does not, as Mox pulls him away from the ropes to go after his arm.

As he continues to pull back on Kyle’s arm he takes a bite out of his free hand. He continues the damage with some toe kicks…but Kyle manages to fight back, leading to an ankle lock. Mox tries to break free as O’Reilly transitions to a facelock, and he sends Kyle to the mat with a back suplex. He grabs the fork again, targeting the…nipple…of O’Reilly against the ropes. He breaks away just long enough to set up a choke hold on the ropes, keeping Kyle’s arms trapped on the ropes…until O’Reilly counters into a headlock forcing Mox to break his own hold! Kyle fights into a cross arm breaker, as Mox uses the ropes to pull himself out of the ring and break the hold.

The fight spills out of the ring as Mox goes after O’Reilly, only to be launched into the ring steps by Kyle. O’Reilly grabs a chair from nearby, setting it up before landing some kicks on Mox, forcing him onto the chair. Kyle gets on the apron, setting up a running start before leaping off for a missile dropkick sending him against the barricade! He brings Mox back into the ring, blocking a cutter attempt before cinching in the ankle lock once again!

Mox turns over to kick at Kyle’s head, looking for a triangle hold before Kyle drops down to tighten his own hold. Mox eventually kicks away at the head enough to break free, but O’Reilly gets right back after him when Mox grabs the fork…and now it’s Kyle doing the forking, jabbing at the face of Moxley! Mox is looking worse for wear as O’Reilly leaves the ring, grabbing a chain from underneath before coming back.

The two stand off until O’Reilly starts wrapping the chain around Mox while holding onto a guillotine hold…only for Mox to respond in kind. This is chain wrestling at its finest as they trade shots looking for an advantage, and it leads to O’Reilly dropping Mox with a suplex.

The two men are slow to move but eventually make it back to their feet, trading strikes until Kyle lands a couple kicks…only for Mox to grab Kyle with a takedown into a bulldog choke. He uses the chain for added damage, but O’Reilly counters out for some mounted punches. Mox counters as well, finally breaking free to cinch in an ankle lock of his own before going for a bulldog choke…only for O’Reilly to jab his hand with the fork to break the hold!

Mox breaks free and stomps the head of O’Reilly before leaving the ring to grab a chair. He comes back into the ring, wrapping the chair around the right arm of O’Reilly before running into a stomp to take the arm out. It’s looking real bad for O’Reilly as Mox hoists him up for a Death Rider DDT. He looks for a kimura but Kyle grabs his tights to block it, only for Mox to roll through to cinch it in! Kyle breaks free as he rolls through, transitioning to another ankle lock before grabbing the chain for even more damage. He’s got Mox trapped in the middle of the ring with a grapevine, and Mox has no choice but to tap out!

Winner via submission: Kyle O’Reilly

Mox is a man of few emotions here, but the frustration is palpable even as he nods in respect to O’Reilly before leaving the ring. He sees O’Reilly being tended to by medics, and between that and just tapping out once again we see the emotions pouring out as Mox rushes back into the ring, attacking Kyle’s arm once again! He finally leaves the ring as Strong and Cassidy come to the aid of O’Reilly. Mox shakes his head at everyone chanting “you tapped out” at him before leaving through the crowd as we cut away from ringside.

TNT Championship
Kyle Fletcher (c) vs. Mark Briscoe (If Briscoe loses, he must join the Don Callis Family)

The two go at it until Briscoe tries on a couple occasions to end things early…only to be sent out of the ring by the champ! Fletcher leaves the ring but takes a chair to the face by Mark, who sends Kyle to the barricade to stay on the attack. He sends the champ into the ring steps before launching another chair at Fletcher, and then sets the chair up to let Kyle have a seat. Briscoe gets onto the apron for a running dive…but Fletcher catches him, slamming the challenger onto the chair with a brainbuster instead!

He grabs the head of Briscoe to send him into the ring steps now, as the crowd tells Don Callis at ringside how they feel about him. Kyle looks for a suplex on the steps but is swept onto them instead, and Briscoe follows up with a hard chop. He reaches under the ring for some plunder, pulling out some chairs and a large stepladder.

He sets up the ladder against a couple chairs, propping Kyle up against this before entering the ring for a cannonball dive…only for Fletcher to dodge at the last second, forcing the challenger to crash into the contraption instead! Fletcher goes hunting for a weapon of his own, grabbing a ladder before coming back into the ring…and leaving to grab the challenger and bring him back in as well.

Fletcher slams the ladder against him, busting Briscoe open as he props the ladder up in the corner before setting Briscoe up…but for what, we’ll never know as Briscoe sends Kyle to the mat. Fletcher back up to his feet with the ladder in his hands, only for Briscoe to hit a missile dropkick sending the ladder into his face!

We now see Fletcher is busted open, as Briscoe leaves the ring for another weapon…pulling a table out from underneath. He sets the table up as Kyle goes after him, only to be sent onto the table where Briscoe slams a chair on him. Mark climbs the turnbuckle, only for Fletcher to roll off and walk away…and as Briscoe pursues him, Fletcher lands a half and half suplex sending Briscoe onto the floor.

Fletcher starts setting up some chairs as Briscoe starts to stir, getting to his feet as Fletcher finishes what he set up…only to take another chair right in the face by the challenger! He sets Kyle up on the chairs before climbing the turnbuckle…but a distraction from Don Callis allows Fletcher to intervene, sending Briscoe through the table instead!

Another table has been brought into the ring by this point as Briscoe slowly gets back to his feet to get back into the ring. The table gets propped up against the corner as Briscoe tries to go for a Jay Driller…and Fletcher counters with an Alabama Slam sending Briscoe through the table in the corner! Briscoe manages to fight back on a powerbomb attempt, only to be dropped hard by the champion…who brings in a back to pour out a pile of thumbtacks.

Briscoe tries to fight back, but Kyle grabs a handful of tacks and shoves them into Briscoe’s mouth before slamming him in the face. He looks for another powerbomb, but Briscoe counters and drops the champ onto the tacks with a brainbuster for a close two count! Mark leaves the ring, pulling out a table with barbed wire attached and a ladder.

He props the table against the apron and brings the, uh, latter into the ring before grabbing a chair on his way back in. As he sets the ladder up he sees Fletcher trying to get away, and this leads to a fight on the apron…until Briscoe lands a leaping neckbreaker to send the champ through the chairs on the outside!

Briscoe sets a table up over the pile of tacks before climbing the ladder, only for Fletcher to intervene by climbing the ladder himself…until Briscoe leaps off the ladder for a Froggy Bow sending Fletcher through the table! Cover by the challenger…and Kyle manages to barely kick out at two to stay in the match!

Mark leaves the ring to bring the barbed wire table in, as Kyle is handed a screwdriver by Callis. Briscoe brings the champ to his feet and blocks a screwdriver shot…but Kyle manages to jab him in the head with it anyway, sending Briscoe to the corner. He licks the screwdriver in an act of defiance, and this costs him as Mark lands another brainbuster onto the tacks for a nearfall.

Briscoe climbs the turnbuckle, but the champ shoves the ref into him to stop it. Kyle’s still got the screwdriver and he pokes it through the turnbuckle pad, looking for a very nasty brainbuster…but Briscoe stops him! Cutthroat Driver is stopped by a screwdriver to the head, and Fletcher lands a sheer drop brainbuster for the cover…only for the challenger to kick out just in the nick of time!

Mark gets to his feet as he heads to the opposite corner, where Fletcher starts to intercept him…but Briscoe fends him off, setting up for a BT Bomb sending Fletcher through the barbed wire table. He follows up with a Jay Driver, and pins Fletcher to become the new TNT Champion here at Full Gear!

Winner and new TNT Champion: Mark Briscoe

$1,000,000 Matchù
Young Bucks (Matt & Nick Jackson)& Josh Alexander vs. Jurassic Express (Jack Perry & Luchasaurus) & Kenny Omega

We start off with Perry and Nick Jackson, and the fight quickly spills to the outside where Perry takes control. He sends Nick to the mat with an arm drag, but a double dropkick goes nowhere as they stand off. Tags made to Luchasaurus and Matt. Luchasaurus takes Matt down with ease before sending him to the ropes, chopping him as well as Josh and Nick down easily. He brings Matt to the corner for a tag to Perry, and a double-team leads to a dropkick by Perry for a nearfall.

Perry keeps an arm wringer on Matt as he tags in Omega, who drops onto the arm for added damage. The two head to the ropes where Josh tags himself in, laying some shots into Kenny before the latter sends him to the outside for a dive. He brings Alexander back into the ring, but Josh goes after the leg he attacked previously to keep Omega down. Tag made to Matt, with Nick tagging in for a double-team on their old friend…until he takes the Bucks to the mat not once but twice!

They end up on the outside as Omega looks for a dive, only to be cut off by Alexander. Omega fights back for a hurricanrana sending Alexander out of the ring, before landing a dive onto all three men. He brings Nick back in the ring before Perry tags in, but things come down for him as Alexander catches him on a dive attempt to slam the former Jungle Boy onto the apron. Perry is brought back in as Matt tags in, only to go after Omega on the outside before the Bucks land Risky Business for a two count.

Matt hits the ropes for a lariat, taking Perry down for another nearfall before tagging in Alexander, who goes back to work on Jack before getting a two count of his own. He sends Perry to the ropes but takes a lariat by Perry for his troubles. Josh fights back to send Perry back to the ropes, but once again this proves costly as Perry catches him with a DDT. Tag made to Luchasaurus and to Matt, as Luchasaurus takes Alexander and the Bucks out with clothesline. Double chokeslam is intercepted by Alexander, who takes a chokeslam for his effort. He lands one on the Bucks before hitting a standing moonsault on Matt for a two.

Luchasaurus fights off The Bucks some more before Josh gets the tag, going after the big man before Omega gets involved as well off a tag. Things break down as all six men go at it, with Perry taking a backbreaker by Alexander before Luchasaurus takes him out. Destroyer by Matt is followed by a running knee by Omega! Everyone is down but we see Omega Alexander back on their feet, trading strikes with the ring finally cleared.

This culminates in Alexander cinching in the ankle lock, and The Bucks add insult (and injury) to injury with a BTE Trigger before diving onto Jurassic Express on the outside. Back in the ring, Omega narrowly gets to the ropes to finally force a break.

Matt makes a tag but falls victim to a TK Driver by Perry as Omega gets a nearfall. Countdown to Extinction gets blocked, but Alexander takes a running knee. Nick gets sent out of the ring as Jurassic Express land Countdown to Extinction on Matt…but Alexander breaks the pin at the last second!

Alexander is sent out out of the ring as the Bucks end up landing a series of superkicks…including one on Alexander by accident! Josh is sent to the floor as Perry gets a rollup on Matt, but Nick intervenes for a BTE Trigger that leads to a big win for the pair!

Winners via pinfall: Josh Alexander and the Young Bucks

After the match, The Don Callis Family joins Callis and The Bucks in the ring. Callis assumes that The Bucks have officially joined The Don Callis Family and invite them to celebrate with their newly won money.

The Don Callis Family begin attacking Omega, but seeing this happening The Bucks hesitate as Callis tries escorting them to the back. Callis grabs one bag of money, but The Bucks ultimately decide to drop their own bags and run back to the ring. They fight off The Don Callis Family to come to Omega’s aid alongside Jurassic Express.

As Omega makes his way back to his feet, Matt and Nick extend their hands to Omega. Omega pushes both their hands away and opts to hug The Bucks instead. He raises Matt and Nick’s hands and heads up the entrance ramp as Don Callis sneaks away with the three bags full of $1 million.

AEW Women’s World Championship
Kris Statlander vs. Mercedes Moné

Moné goes for an ankle pick but is quickly fended off by Stat, who takes control for a moment before Mercedes goes for a Statement Maker. Kris manages to break free, but is sent out of the ring by the CEO…who gets caught on a dive attempt, with Statlander hoisting her up to walk up the steps onto the apron.

Moné breaks free, but is soon caught with a superplex by the champ who follows up with a 450 splash…but Mercedes rolls away! This forces Stat to leave the ring, favoring her arm as the ref goes to check on her. Kris insists she can continue, getting back to her feet…just in time to take a Meteora by Moné! She mocks the champ, telling the doc to check on her before sending Stat into the steps.

Mercedes climbs the steps for a double stomp, bringing Stat back into the ring for a cover and a two count. DDT off the ropes by Moné, and she goes for an armbar on the champ while targeting her hand at the same time. Stat struggles as Moné changes the grip, only for the champ to get to her feet. Mercedes sends her to the corner, eventually dropping her to the mat for a two count.

Stat is in a bad way here, as Moné continues the attack with some stomps before sending the champ to the corner. Kris starts to fight back, but the CEO catches her with an armbar…and switches sides just to keep the champ off her game. Stat powers to her feet, but is dropped down on her arm by Moné, who drives her boot into the arm even more before kicking it away. She gets back up and lands a big DDT on Stat, but it’s only good for a nearfall which frustrates her.

Moné stays on the attack now, setting up for a long series of vertical suplexes beyond the usual Three Amigos. A remark is made about her matching the number of titles she has, and sure enough, she lands a series of 13 suplexes in total…and one to grow on! This gets a “CEO” chant from the crowd, honoring the work put into that sequence.

Moné looks to complete the homage with a frog splash as she goes up top…but she lands on the boot of the champ, right into the midsection! Both women are slow to get back up, before trading strikes. Moné gets sent into the ropes for a back body dropped, and then into the corner as Stat sends up for a Michinoku Driver of sorts…but it only gets a two count.

Stat rolls to the outside for a breather, but Moné comes after her looking for a Meteora…only for the champ to drop her with a Blue Thunder Bomb to the floor! Kris struggles to get up, sliding into the ring as the ref begins the count…and gets to nine before Mercedes slides into the ring to stop it! Stat gets up but takes a Backstabber by the CEO, sending her into the corner before landing another attack. She sets up for a running kick (I think?)…but Stat catches her with a discus lariat instead!

Cover by the champ, but Mercedes attacks the arm to stop the pin. She fights to her feet before Stat takes control, locking in a Statement Maker on the CEO…but Moné rolls through for one of her own! Kris is trapped in the middle of the ring, trying to roll through as Moné keeps the hold on…but the champ gets to her feet, bringing Mercedes up to the turnbuckle as a result. Moné gets caught on the shoulders of Stat once more, right into a rib breaker on the way down to the mat!

Statlander sets up for Saturday Night Fever, but Mone transitions into a pinfall. Statlander kicks out and rolls through into a seatbelt pin. Mone kicks out, but Statlander catches her with Saturday Night Fever. She goes for a pin, but Mone grabs the bottom rope to break the fall.

Mone connects with a reverse hurricanrana on Statlander, then connects with a meteora on Statlander and goes for a pin. Statlander kicks out, then delivers the Saturday Night Fever to Mone for the win.

Winner (and still): Kris Statlander

Backstage:

ackstage, we hear from the Don Callis Family as they addressing the money they won versus the losses they faced earlier in the night. Callis hypes up Okada defending the Continental Championship in the Continental Classic…and we find out that Konosuke Takeshita will be in the tournament as well!

Kyle Fletcher appears, angry that neither Okada nor Takeshita were out there to help him as he lost his TNT Championship. He reveals that he is ALSO entering the Continental Classic, before walking off. Okada blames Takeshita for all this before leaving, and Takeshita stares him down as we cut away.

AEW World Championship Steel Cage Match
“Hangman” Adam Page defends against Samoa Joe

The two men circle the mat before locking up, and Joe sends the champ to the corner for some hard strikes. Page fights back, eventually sending the challenger into the side of the cage for a nearfall…before Joe gets some revenge, sending the Hangman into the cage for his troubles. The damage done leads to both men being busted open early as Joe goes back to work, pulling off Page’s boot before sending the champ to the corner for some stomps to the head. Page fights back, now using his own boot against the challenger before charging at him with it. Cover by Hangman only gets a one count.

Page brings Joe to his feet for some hard strikes before sending him face first into the side of the cage, only making things worse for the wear and tear on the challenger. Joe manages to turn it back around as he lands some elbow shots on the head of the champ, before they once again trade strikes back and forth…with Joe sending Page into the cage with a back elbow strike! Page is trapped as Joe lands a flurry of offense, culminating in an enziguri.

Page is slow to his feet as he gets back in the ring, the two men going back at it until Page goes for a chokehold…only to be driven away by the challenger, who stomps at him before pulling off the turnbuckle pad. Page manages to fight back to his feet, going to the turnbuckle…but Joe catches him, looking for a muscle buster!

Page attacks the cut on Joe’s head to fend him off, climbing up even higher before Joe looks for an avalanche muscle buster…only to be knocked off by the champ. We see Katsuyori Shibata coming to the cage, climbing up the side to intervene…but Eddie Kingston pulls him down to keep him at bay! This is followed by the arrival of Powerhouse Hobbs who levels Kingston, before basically ripping the lock off the cage door.

He is fended off by Page, but not before the ref gets knocked down as Joe goes for a Coquina Clutch…only for the champ to counter into a Dead Eye! Cover by Page, but the ref is still out as HOOK comes down to the ring to try and wake up the ref. When the ref is slow to get up, HOOK grabs the World Title…and nails the Hangman with it! He leaves the ring as Joe grabs Page for a Muscle Buster and the win to become the new AEW World Champion!

Winner and NEW AEW World Champion: Samoa Joe

The cage is raised back up as Joe’s group of Dojo students applaud the new champion…but the celebration is cut short as the lights go out. We get a glimpse of what is revealed to be Prince Nana, saying “we’re in the money” as the crowd chant Whose House?…and we get new music for the return of Swerve Strickland!

He makes his way down the ramp as Joe tells his students to step aside…but after staring the new champion down, he immediately goes after one of the students as Joe takes his leave! This leads to the rest of The Opps going after Swerve, but he fights them off leading to landing the Killshot on one student and a House Call on another! Another student tries to blindside Strickland, but takes a Buckshot Lariat from Page instead! Hangman stands alongside Swerve, the two staring down Joe and his main Opps pals as Swerve’s music plays once more to bring Full Gear to a close.

– Here is what’s in store for 2025 AEW Full Gear –

Tailgate Brawl

CMLL World Trios Championships: El Sky Team (Mascara Dorada, Neon and Mistico) (c) vs. Don Callis Family (Kazuchika Okada, Konosuke Takeshita and Hechicero
Tag Team Match: RPG Vice (Trent Beretta & Rocky Romero) vs. Boom & Doom (Big Boom AJ & QT Marshall)
$200,000 Tailgate Brawl 4-Way: Anthony Bowens & Max Caster vs. The Outrunners (Truth Magnum & Turbo Floyd) vs. Bang Bang Gang (Austin Gunn & Juice Robinson) vs. Big Bill & Bryan Keith
Tag Team Match: Eddie Kingston & Hook vs. The Workhorsemen (Anthony Henry & JD Drake)

AEW Full Gear

AEW Men’s World Championship Steel Cage Match: Hangman Adam Page (c) vs. Samoa Joe
AEW Women’s World Championship: Kris Statlander (c) vs. Mercedes Mone
AEW World Tag Team Championships: Brodido (Bandido & Brody King) (c) vs. FTR (Dax Harwood & Cash Wheeler)
TNT Championship: Kyle Fletcher (c) vs. Mark Briscoe (If Briscoe loses, he must join the Don Callis Family)
AEW National Championship Casino Gauntlet Match: Bobby Lashley, Shelton Benjamin, Ricochet, Speedball Mike Bailey, Kevin Knight, and more TBA
No Holds Barred Match: Jon Moxley vs. Kyle O’Reilly
$1,000,000 Match: Young Bucks (Matt & Nick Jackson)& Josh Alexander vs. Jurassic Express (Jack Perry & Luchasaurus) & Kenny Omega
4-Way Tag Team Match: Timeless Love Bombs (Toni Storm & Mina Shirakawa) vs. Willow Nightingale & Harley Cameron vs. (Sisters of Sin) Skye Blue & Julia Hart vs. Megan Bayne & Marina Shafir
Singles Match: Pac vs. Darby Allin