Jon Moxley Taps Out in Brutal Blood & Guts Match – AEW’s November 12 episode of Dynamite ended with one of the most shocking moments in company history, as Jon Moxley tapped out to Kyle O’Reilly inside the Blood & Guts structure. The violent spectacle featured the Death Riders — Moxley, Claudio Castagnoli, Daniel Garcia, PAC, and Wheeler Yuta — battling Darby Allin and The Conglomeration (Mark Briscoe, Orange Cassidy, Roderick Strong, and Kyle O’Reilly).
The match opened with Allin and Yuta, who immediately brawled around the ringside area before Allin sent Yuta crashing into the cage. After hitting a Coffin Drop off the side of the cage, Allin used his tack-covered skateboard to grind into Yuta’s head. Yuta responded with a low blow and planted Allin into the mat. Orange Cassidy joined next, bringing a backpack filled with chains and using one to pummel Yuta while Allin followed up with high-impact splashes.
Daniel Garcia entered third for the Death Riders, turning the tide with vicious stomps and double-team offense alongside Yuta. Allin and Cassidy briefly gained control by chaining Garcia and Yuta together, but Claudio Castagnoli entered next, dominating the field with his power and spinning Allin into the cage. Kyle O’Reilly soon joined, going after Castagnoli and landing a Tornado DDT and knee strikes before being overwhelmed again by the numbers.
When Jon Moxley entered, the violence escalated. Armed with a fork, he targeted O’Reilly and Strong, drawing blood and dumping glass and mirrors into the ring. Allin later launched himself off the top of the cage to wipe out the Death Riders, while PAC entered as the final man, officially starting the match.
Despite being ruled out earlier due to injury, Mark Briscoe returned carrying a chair and toolbox, breaking the cage door open with bolt cutters. He and Yuta fought atop the cage, where Briscoe nailed a low blow and a J-Driller through the roof before chaos broke loose below.
Outside the ring, Gabe Kidd appeared and dragged Allin backstage, later assisting PAC in setting two tables ablaze. PAC hurled Allin through the flaming tables near the entrance ramp in one of the match’s most brutal visuals.
Inside the cage, Cassidy fought back after having his hands stapled into his pockets, breaking free to deliver multiple Orange Punches. O’Reilly then locked Moxley in an ankle lock on top of shattered glass. Moxley tried countering into a Bulldog Choke but was forced to tap out, giving The Conglomeration the victory in one of AEW’s bloodiest, most chaotic main events to date.
Jon Moxley Taps Out in Brutal Blood & Guts Match
Since 2001, WrestlingAttitude is your number one source for WWE wrestling news, rumors and results. Make sure to follow us on social media to get the latest news in real time! We are facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and Instagram at the following links:
WA on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/wrestlingattitude/
WA on Facebook (Women's Wrestling) - https://www.facebook.com/WrestlingDivas/
WA on X/Twitter - https://x.com/wa_wrestling
WA on Instagram (Women's Wrestling) - https://www.instagram.com/wa_wrestlingattitude/
WA on Google News - https://news.google.com/publications/CAAqBwgKMJf3owsw2oG8Aw
WA on Bluesky - https://bsky.app/profile/wrestlingattitude.bsky.social
