AEW Full Gear 2026 Results

AEW Full Gear 2026 Results – Welcome to WrestlingAttitude’s live coverage results of AEW Full Gear 2026, broadcasting from the Mortgage Matchup Center in Phoenix, Arizona. WrestlingAttitude will provide live coverage of AEW WrestleDream beginning at 8 p.m. ET with the main card.

AEW Full Gear Tailgate Brawl

Jack Perry vs. The Beast Mortos (Saturday Tailgate Brawl)

Following the bell, the two competitors lock up in the center of the ring. Perry rolls out to the floor, takes a sip of a fan’s drink, and slides back inside, only to get leveled by a heavy shoulder tackle from Mortos. As Jack quickly recovers, he dumps Mortos over the top rope, following up with a hard chop to the chest against the barricade. Then, Perry scales the security wall and launches himself off with a spectacular hurricanrana.

After a break, Perry drills Mortos with a stinging open-palm strike. Mortos fires back with a vicious backbreaker and a clothesline, but Perry answers right away with an unorthodox piledriver and a running knee to the back of the neck.

Perry positions Mortos on the top turnbuckle and connects with a devastating Muscle Buster to secure the three-count. The victory serves as a clear and direct message sent straight to opposing faction leader Samoa Joe.

Winner: Jack Perry

The Death Riders and The Conglomeration Meet in the Desert

The broadcast shifts to a cinematic desert confrontation between The Death Riders and The Conglomeration ahead of Anarchy in the Arena. Jon Moxley tosses a bag to Orange Cassidy, prompting Kyle O’Reilly to state that the gesture does nothing to earn their trust. Moxley fires back that he never asked Cassidy, O’Reilly, or Roderick Strong for anything.

Moxley refuses to offer any apologies, but Cassidy coolly notes that nobody asked him to apologize in the first place. Cassidy, Strong, and O’Reilly then climb back into their vehicle and drive off, leaving Moxley behind.

The Don Callis Family vs. Jaden Monroe, RJ Wylde, and Jordan Cruz

The bell rings and Clon rocks Wylde with a sharp enzuigiri. Cruz and Wardlow tag in, and Wardlow quickly takes care of Cruz. Kevin Knight then tags in and delivers a UFO Splash to Cruz to pick up the quick victory.

Winners: The Don Callis Family

Following the match, Rocky Romero grabs a microphone and declares that Phoenix is official Don Callis Family territory. Trent Beretta takes the mic and calls out Big Boom! A.J. alongside his “nerd friends” to come down and get squashed.

Big Boom! A.J., QT Marshall, Darius Martin, and Matt Sydal immediately answer the challenge. Marching out to the stage, they spark a chaotic brawl with the Don Callis Family.

The Don Callis Family vs. Big Boom! A.J., QT Marshall, Darius Martin, and Matt Sydal

After the bell sounds, Romero goes right after A.J. inside the ring. Sydal tags in and connects with a crisp moonsault off the ropes onto Romero.

After a break, Alexander flattens Marshall with a hard clothesline and follows up with a suplex. Romero climbs to the top rope to assist, connecting with a devastating belly-to-back piledriver and double-stomp combination on Marshall. Archer tags in and sets up for a Razor’s Edge on A.J., but A.J. expertly escapes.

Beretta drills Darius with a Full Nelson suplex, while Sydal rocks Beretta with a jumping knee strike. Romero drops Sydal, but Sydal fires back with a Shining Wizard to the back of the neck as Darius flies over the top rope to wipe out Beretta on the floor. Back inside, A.J. powerbombs Romero, and Sydal connects with another moonsault. Darius covers Romero to secure the three-count.

Winners: Big Boom! A.J., QT Marshall, Darius Martin, and Matt Sydal

Queen Aminata vs. Persephone vs. Skye Blue vs. Hyan (Four-Way Match for the TBS Championship)

The opening bell sounds, and Persephone immediately tries to wrestle the TBS Championship belt away from the referee. After the official wins the tug-of-war, Blue and Hyan catch Persephone and Aminata with synchronized dropkicks to send them crashing to the floor. Blue quickly rolls up Hyan, but Hyan easily kicks out. Meanwhile, Persephone slides back inside with Aminata to trade heavy right hands before Aminata fires back by planting both Persephone and Blue with a double suplex.

Returning from the commercial break, Persephone drills Hyan with a sharp dropkick in the center of the ring. Aminata levels Persephone, drives Blue face-first into her knee, and repeats the sequence on Hyan. Aminata then rocks Blue with a stiff forearm followed by a twisting neckbreaker, though Persephone dives in to break up the pinfall attempt.

Outside the ring, Blue sits Hyan down on a steel chair, but Aminata responds by violently throwing another chair to flatten Blue. Aminata rolls Blue back inside and scales the top turnbuckle to connect with a devastating meteora. Before she can capitalize, Persephone shoves Aminata shoulder-first into the ring post and tries to pin Blue, who manages to kick out right before the three-count. Persephone quickly follows up by executing a crisp Northern Nights suplex on Blue.

Persephone demands that Baker hand her the TBS Championship belt, and Baker instantly complies. However, Blue dumps Persephone over the top rope and attempts a kick from the apron, but Persephone counters by hoisting her up and driving her face-first into the championship belt. While Persephone has her back turned, Aminata absolutely floors Baker with a strike before launching herself off the apron with a meteora directly into Persephone. Hyan immediately capitalizes by flying through the middle ropes with a suicide dive to wipe out Aminata on the outside. Back inside the ring, Aminata catches Hyan with her signature Off With Her Head kick to secure the pinfall victory.

Winner (and still): Queen Aminata

Excalibur, Tony Schiavone, and Nigel McGuinness welcome the home audience to the broadcast. Without wasting any time, the commentary team tosses it over to a video package recapping the events leading into the upcoming International Championship match.

Kazuchika Okada vs. Adam Copeland for the International Championship

The opening bell sounds, and the two competitors immediately lock up in the center of the ring. Okada cinches in a tight waistlock on Copeland. Copeland cleanly escapes, prompting Okada to respond with a sharp knee to the midsection. He delivers a couple of rapid knees to the side of Copeland’s head, forcing Copeland to retreat as Okada rolls out of the ring to regroup with Don Callis.

Okada takes the fight to the outside, landing heavy right hands before sending Copeland crashing shoulder-first into the steel ring steps. Okada then deliberately exposes a section of the concrete floor on the outside. Copeland manages to stare down Callis on the floor, but Okada hugs Callis in celebration and dumps Copeland back inside the squared circle.

Okada jams his heavy boot into Copeland’s chest to keep him grounded. Copeland fires back with a hard right hand, but Okada answers with a boot of his own and flies off the ropes to land a strike. Okada attempts to grab his International Championship belt to slip away with a countout loss, but the referee cuts him off, allowing Copeland to capitalize with a quick roll-up that Okada barely kicks out of.

Both veterans trade heavy right hands and forearms in the middle of the ring. Okada shifts the momentum by nailing Copeland in the spine with a dropkick, then plants him with a vicious piledriver before laughing at his fallen opponent. Copeland responds by humorously mocking Okada’s mannerisms while flat on his back, then charges off the ropes. However, Callis grabs Copeland’s ankle from the outside to halt his momentum.

Capitalizing on the distraction, Okada blasts Copeland off the apron and onto the exposed concrete floor. He rolls Copeland back inside and flattens him with a devastating Rainmaker to secure the three-count.

Winner (and still): Kazuchika Okada

Following the match, a battered Copeland attempts to drag himself back to his feet. Okada charges back into the ring and flattens Copeland with a second Rainmaker, cementing his status as a ruthless heel.

The Young Bucks vs. Mark Davis and Jake Doyle – AEW World Tag Team Championship

Matt Jackson and Jake Doyle kick off the tag team championship match. The opening bell sounds, and Doyle immediately runs right over Matt with brute force. He pulls Nick Jackson into the ring from the apron, allowing Davis to level Nick with a hard clothesline. Davis and Doyle then clear the house, dumping both Bucks outside where Doyle drills Matt with a lariat and Davis launches Nick crashing over the barricade into the timekeeper’s area.

Matt fires back with a flurry of right hands on Davis and Doyle once back inside. Nick tags in and joins forces with his brother to spike Davis spine-first onto the canvas. After unloading with more rights, they clothesline Davis out to the floor and drive his face into the ring apron. Davis and Doyle quickly turn the tide by colliding The Bucks into each other, followed by Doyle lighting up Matt with heavy right hands in the corner.

Doyle tags back in, flattens Matt with another right hand, and covers him for a quick two-count. Matt manages to pull off a low bridge to send Davis tumbling to the floor. Doyle cuts off any attempt to tag in Nick. Nick assists from the apron by rocking Doyle with a right hand, allowing Matt to roll him up for a near-fall. Before Matt can reach his corner, Davis ruins the plan by yanking Nick straight off the apron.

Matt lands a right hand on Davis, but Nick quickly follows up with a flying knee strike from the apron. Nick tags and connects with a crossbody off the ropes onto Doyle, though Doyle manages to kick out at two. Both Bucks climb to opposite turnbuckles; Davis and Doyle recover to trip them up and join them on the heights. The Bucks shove their challengers off the top before launching themselves off opposite ropes to keep Davis and Doyle grounded.

Davis and Doyle crash Nick and Matt together. Doyle covers Matt, but Nick dives in to break the pin. Davis dumps Nick to the floor. Doyle plants both Bucks with a double powerbomb and tags Davis back in. Matt answers with a Sliced Bread counter and drills Davis with a hard clothesline, covering for a close two-count.

Matt hits Davis with a Code Red. The Bucks level him with a BTE Trigger. They signal for the Meltzer Driver to finish the match. Davis trips Nick up and powerbombs him over the barricade. Davis spikes Nick with a vicious piledriver on the outside. Nick somehow manages to kick out at two.

Doyle tries to powerbomb Nick. Matt rushes in and flattens Davis on the floor. Nick rolls up Doyle from behind for the three-count.

Winners (and still): The Young Bucks

Post-Match Chaos and a Shocking Alignment

The Motor City Machine Guns make their way out to the ring. Chris Sabin and Alex Shelley raise The Young Bucks’ arms in a show of respect. Emergency sirens suddenly blare through the arena speakers. The words Kasper Brothers flash across the big jumbo screen.

Drew Kasper and Jacob Kasper (The Creed Brothers is WWE) storm down to the ring to ambush The Bucks. The Motor City Machine Guns quickly intervene and pull the newcomers off the champions. FTR then emerges onto the stage to confront the chaos. They seemingly square off against the Kasper Brothers, but they suddenly turn their attention to a brutal beatdown of The Young Bucks and The Motor City Machine Guns.

Dax Harwood and Jacob Kasper grab opposite sides of an AEW World Tag Team Championship belt and argue over it. Stokely Hathaway steps in to defuse the tension among the attackers. He lifts both championship belts high into the air to send a clear message to the entire tag team division.

Adam Page, Brody King, and Bandido vs. Swerve Strickland and New Level – Texas Death Match for the AEW World Trios Championship)

Barbed wire tables and boards line the outside perimeter of the ring.

The bell rings to kick off the brutal match. Strickland dares Page to make the first move while Kofi and Austin Creed lock eyes with Brody King and Bandido.

King clears Kofi out of the ring with brute force. Page brawls with Creed while Bandido trades blows with Strickland. Bandido spikes Strickland with a 21 Plex. He then launches himself with a stunning springboard moonsault, wiping out New Level and Strickland on the floor with Brody King providing the assist.

Texas Death Match Escalates With Extreme Violence

Brody King retrieves three bundles of wooden skewers from beneath the ring. He wastes no time introducing heavy weaponry, jamming them straight into the heads of New Level and Strickland. The skewers stick gruesomely out of Kofi and Creed’s heads, but Strickland shakes it off to fire off right hands on Page. Austin Creed blows his signature trombone, wrapped in barbed wire, directly into King’s ear before jamming the sharp wire into King’s head. Creed then steps outside to adjust the barbed wire resting on top of the tables on the floor.

Kofi connects with a boot to King, prompting Page to wrap a length of barbed wire around his fist. Kofi dumps Page back inside the ring and unloads with right hands, but Page uses the wire-wrapped fist to blast Kofi, Creed, and Strickland. Page locks a barbed wire crossface on Kofi, while Strickland cracks Bandido across the back with a steel chair.

King slides a pile of chairs into the ring. Bandido sets two of them face-to-face as blood begins to flow freely from Strickland and King. King sets up two chairs. Bandido spikes Strickland with a Tornado DDT off the top rope, driving him onto the chairs.

Creed and Kofi team up to whip King hard into the corner. King tosses Creed out to the floor and flattens Kofi with a massive boot. King props a barbed wire-wrapped table in the corner, sends Creed crashing into it spine-first, and annihilates him with a running cannonball through the splintered wood.

Swerve Strickland grabs two staple guns and tosses one to Adam Page as a sick dare. Both madmen begin stapling each other’s chests before exchanging wild right hands. Page signals for a Buckshot Lariat, but Prince Nana hops on the apron to distract him. Nana gets fended off as a massive six-man melee breaks out, culminating in Brody King planting Strickland with a crushing piledriver.

King slides a leather glove lined with thumbtacks out from under the ring. He delivers a brutal chest chop to Strickland, leaving several tacks embedded directly in the flesh. King then jams the tack-covered glove into Austin Creed’s skull before retrieving a black bag. He dumps a massive pile of thumbtacks onto the canvas, but Creed quickly reverses momentum by suplexing King right onto the sharp pile. Creed follows up by launching himself through the ropes with simultaneous dives onto Bandido and Page on opposite sides of the ring. Prince Nana hands Creed a specialty glove rigged with a pyro box. Creed strikes King with the glove, shooting a burst of fire directly at him to take the big man down.

Chaos Spills Onto the Stage

Creed unleashes a flurry of headbutts on Bandido near the top of the entrance stage. Pyrotechnics shoot twice from a nearby barrel to scorch Bandido in a visibly safe spot. Meanwhile, Page cracks several fluorescent light tubes over Kofi’s back up on the platform. Down at ringside, Brody King hoists Strickland up and delivers a devastating piledriver off the apron, crashing right through a barbed wire-wrapped table on the floor.

Austin Creed lays Adam Page out across two face-to-face chairs on the outside floor. Kingston places a wooden window frame, complete with glass panes, directly on top of Page. Kofi scales the announce desk and leaps off with a thunderous Boom Drop, driving Page through the glass and chairs in a breathtaking spot.

Kofi unloads with right hands on Bandido while Prince Nana hands special gloves to Kofi and Creed. Creed locks a steel device into Brody King’s mouth as Kofi flattens him. Creed and King trap Bandido in place while Strickland climbs to the top rope. Page rushes over to rescue his partner, but Strickland scales the middle ropes to cut him off.

Bandido launches Kofi crashing straight through a barbed-wire table inside the ring. Up on the top turnbuckle, Strickland wraps a steel chain around Bandido’s throat to choke him out. Bandido violently shoves Strickland off and climbs the ropes, soaring through the air to land a devastating splash across Strickland’s spine. The impact sends Strickland crashing stomach-first into the brutal pile of thumbtacks scattered across the canvas.

Swerve Strickland ruthlessly rips off Bandido’s mask, prompting Adam Page to charge in and rain down heavy right hands. Strickland laughs eerily while his face streams with blood, but Page answers by blasting him across the midsection and spine with a steel chair. Page uses the chair to lay out Creed and Kofi before pausing over Strickland with the weapon raised. Strickland laughs again, spits blood directly into Page’s face, and drops him with a vicious Dead Eye.

Strickland retrieves one of his signature cinderblocks from the entrance ramp, carrying it into the ring with Prince Nana trailing close behind. Bandido tries to pick up the heavy block, but New Level swarms him with a double-team maneuver that drives Bandido face-first straight into the concrete block.

Outside the ring, Brody King positions a barbed-wire frame over New Level before launching himself off the apron with a devastating barbed-wire crossbody. Strickland drags King up onto the steel ring steps and spikes him with another Dead Eye. Page retaliates by grinding a strand of barbed wire deep into Strickland’s forehead. Page fires up for a series of Buckshot Lariats, but Strickland intercepts him mid-air with a brutal steel chair shot. Strickland finishes off the grueling war with a thunderous House Call kick to secure the pinfall.

Winners (and new): Swerve Strickland and New Level

Backstage Preparations and Samoa Joe’s Warning

The broadcast shifts behind the scenes, where Kyle Fletcher is spotted chatting with Don Callis. Nearby, Will Ospreay grapples intensely with “Speedball” Mike Bailey as Alex Windsor warms up. Jamie Hayter sits quietly on a nearby couch, mentally preparing for the upcoming AEW World Championship and AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship matches later in the night.

A video message from Samoa Joe cuts through the backstage area. Joe calls out Jack Perry for attempting to send messages earlier in the evening while Joe was grounded due to FAA travel restrictions. Branding Perry a reckless fool, Joe promises that Perry will get his ultimate wish this coming Wednesday on “Dynamite,” where Joe intends to unmercifully beat him inside the ring.

The Brawling Birds vs. Kris Statlander and Harley Cameron (AEW World Women’s Tag Team Championship)

Alex Windsor and Kris Statlander begin the championship bout, locking up right after the opening bell. Statlander runs over Windsor with a heavy shoulder tackle and lands a sharp chop, prompting Jamie Hayter to tag in while Windsor knocks Statlander down with a dropkick. Statlander answers by planting Hayter with a suplex before tagging in Harley Cameron. Cameron runs over Hayter, and Statlander slams Cameron directly onto her, though Hayter quickly rebounds with a suplex on Cameron.

Following a tag, Hayter and Windsor isolate Statlander with a slick Russian Leg Sweep and big boot combination. Cameron tags back into the fray, taking an atomic drop from Windsor before Hayter flattens her with a boot for a two-count. Windsor stomps Cameron in the corner and tries another pin, but Cameron kicks out and causes The Brawling Birds to collide into one another during a double-team attempt. Cameron immediately rolls up Windsor for a close near-fall.

The action breaks down as Cameron and Windsor trade right hands while perched on Hayter and Statlander’s shoulders in electric chair positions. Back on the canvas, Statlander drills Hayter into the corner with a missile dropkick before The Brawling Birds level Statlander with a double clothesline. As the champions set up their spinebuster-clothesline finish, Cameron pulls Hayter out of the ring to break up the play. Statlander capitalizes on the opening by hitting Saturday Night Fever on Windsor to secure the three-count and capture the titles.

Winners (and new): Kris Statlander and Harley Cameron

Following the match, Windsor and Hayter show great sportsmanship by shaking hands with the new champions. Statlander and Cameron stand tall in the center of the ring, hoisting their newly won AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship belts high into the air.

The broadcast then transitions to a promotional video featuring several AEW stars arriving at a house carrying dishes of food. The vignette advertises the upcoming Thanksgiving Eve editions of “Dynamite” and “Collision,” scheduled for November 25 and November 26 respectively.

Tommaso Ciampa vs. Ilja Dragunov – AEW National Championship

The opening bell sounds, and Ilja Dragunov wastes no time by planting Tommaso Ciampa spine-first onto the mat. The fast-paced brawl quickly spills out to ringside, where Ciampa turns the tide by knocking Dragunov off the apron and driving him spine-first into the steel barricade.

Back inside the ring, Dragunov targets Ciampa’s leg with a series of heavy stomps. He follows up by unloading with stiff right hands and knees against Ciampa’s arm.

Dragunov flattens Ciampa with a big boot and sets up for an H-Bomb, though Ciampa manages to evade the strike. Both men pause to exchange a heated staredown before trading hard right hands. Ciampa shifts momentum by sending Dragunov crashing head-first into the steel ring steps outside, then rolls him back inside for a close two-count.

Dragunov connects with a devastating H-Bomb on the outside, launching himself directly off the ring apron. Both competitors eventually find themselves teetering on the top turnbuckle, where Ciampa takes control to smash Dragunov down with a thunderous superplex.

Dragunov quickly rebounds from the canvas impact to seize the momentum. He drills Ciampa with a thunderous powerbomb before following up with another crushing H-Bomb to secure the three-count and capture the title.

Winner (and new): Ilja Dragunov

Continental Classic Announcement and Women’s Championship Buildup

A vignette airs to announce the return of the Continental Classic tournament. The grueling round-robin competition officially kicks off this Wednesday night on a special episode of “Dynamite”.

Another video package follows to recap the intense rivalry and events leading into tonight’s AEW Women’s World Championship match. The promo highlights the personal animosity between the competitors as the broadcast prepares for the main event showdown.

Mercedes Mone vs. Marina Shafir – AEW Women’s World Championship

The opening bell sounds, and Marina Shafir immediately traps Mercedes Mone in a slick, visually impressive leg submission hold. Mone fights out of the early predicament with a sharp arm drag. She drives Shafir shoulder-first into the turnbuckle and takes control by grounding the challenger in a tight submission hold.

Shafir takes control by planting Mone with a thunderous chokeslam for a two-count. She mocks the champion by busting out Daniel Garcia’s signature dance in a fun touch. Shafir transitions into a Brutalizer submission as a clear nod to PAC, though Mone manages to counter into her own Statement Maker.

Mone tosses Shafir out to the apron, but the challenger traps her in a rope submission on the floor. Shafir pulls Mone through the ropes and drops her hard off the apron. Mone locks on another Statement Maker, but Shafir fires back with a sharp kick to the head. Both competitors trade submission holds before Mone finally forces the definitive opening.

Winner (and still): Mercedes Mone

Tommaso Ciampa Fuming After Title Loss

Tommaso Ciampa stands backstage, visibly furious and venting over losing his championship so quickly. He notes that he proved from Day 1 in AEW that he can win gold by capturing the TNT Title immediately. He points out that it took ten months to claim the National Title, only to lose it in a mere seven days.

Ciampa addresses the locker room whispers, admitting that while he can win the big one, keeping it has become his Achilles’ heel. Refusing to dwell on the setback, Ciampa looks ahead and officially enters himself as the first entrant in the 2026 Continental Classic. He challenges anyone and everyone in the back, specifically calling out Darby Allin, Kyle Fletcher, and Jon Moxley.

Warning that he will leave every ounce of his soul in the ring, Ciampa vows to survive, win the tournament, and hold the prize long-term. He declares that fans do not have to believe him, but they will literally have to kill him to stop him in what stands as a sensational promo.

Anarchy In The Arena Match

The Death Riders and The Conglomeration vs. The Cut

The bell rings, and Orange Cassidy, Roderick Strong, Kyle O’Reilly, Claudio Castagnoli, Jon Moxley, Daniel Garcia, and Gabe Kidd brawl into the crowd with The Cut. David Finlay fights up the stairs with Moxley, while Cassidy uses a ringside barricade to wear down one of The Gunns as Jay White returns to ringside. A garbage can flies at Castagnoli, and Moxley gets sent crashing into the steel ring steps outside.

Daniel Garcia starts leveling members of The Cut as DMX hits the speakers, busting out his signature dance between takedowns. Gabe Kidd catches the beat and dances outside, while Moxley fires right hands at Finlay in the corner. Cassidy rams his shoulder into Clark Connors’ midsection, and Moxley rakes a fork across Finlay’s gut.

Ace Austin pulls a spoon from Cassidy’s backpack thinking it is a fork. Moxley drops him with a fork shot, then locks a Figure Four Leg Lock on White outside. Strong applies an upper-body submission to White before White hurls Moxley into a barricade.

The Phoenix Suns NBA gorilla mascot suddenly appears at ringside, jumping up to blast Austin Gunn with a fire extinguisher while he hangs over the ropes. The mascot turns the extinguisher on Colten Gunn when he steps up, then grabs a t-shirt cannon to fire shirts into the cheering crowd. Ace Austin quickly cuts the celebration short by leveling the mascot, then casually pumps out deep back squats with the heavy mascot hoisted across his shoulders.

A shattered pile of glass gets dumped directly onto the canvas as Jon Moxley grabs a metal stick-like object to thread through Colten’s fingers and nose. Moxley drags David Finlay across the jagged glass fragments, using the broken shards to lock in a vicious submission hold on Jay White. The rest of The Cut swarms the ring to pull Finlay free and break the hold. AEW smartly shifts the tone here, leaning into a chaotic and entertaining party style that contrasts sharply with the earlier bloodbath of the Texas Death Match.

Gabe Kidd peels off his Death Riders-styled Newcastle jersey and slides a Cut t-shirt over his chest, grabbing a steel chair. In a brilliant fakeout ruse, he hurls the chair straight at David Finlay to reveal his true allegiance remains firmly with The Death Riders.

Ace Austin unloads by repeatedly jamming a fork into Jon Moxley’s head. Across the chaos, Jay White and Clark Connors heat up a custom branding iron featuring White’s personal logo.

Marina Shafir leaps onto White’s back while locking eyes in a tense staredown with her husband, Roderick Strong. Ace Austin quickly disrupts the moment by crashing Strong directly into Shafir. Wheeler Yuta slides into the ringside area to flatten Austin with a sharp Busaiku Knee, before Shane Taylor, Captain Shawn Dean, and Lee Moriarty charge in to join the massive brawl against The Death Riders and The Conglomeration.

Mercedes Mone shocks the arena by landing a sudden low blow on Jon Moxley, telling him he completely deserved it. The lights plunge into total darkness, and CMLL legend KeMonito appears in the ring to launch Mone over the rope. Willow Nightingale charges down to the ring to flatten Mone with a shoulder block. KeMonito drops Shane Taylor with a low blow before dialing up a 619.

Claudio Castagnoli makes a dramatic return by driving a vehicle into the arena. Austin Gunn waits at the entrance ramp brandishing a garbage can, but Castagnoli brushes past the threat and looks to bodyslam Taylor. Jay White, David Finlay, and Clark Connors swarm Castagnoli to stop his momentum. Connors tries to hit a poisonrana, but Castagnoli blocks it and scoops up Finlay. He spins Windsor and Finlay in a double Giant Swing, before planting Gunn with another Swing directly onto a garbage can.

Castagnoli flattens Bravo and Dean with a double clothesline. Taylor, Bravo, and Dean trap Castagnoli on a table and rain down right hands. Castagnoli fights his way free and powerbombs Taylor off the ropes and right through the table.

Jay White cracks a steel chair across Castagnoli’s spine, but the veteran refuses to fall. White swings the chair a second time, yet Castagnoli still stays on his feet. Castagnoli whips White into the corner, setting up a chaotic train of strikes from KeMonito, The Death Riders, and The Conglomeration.

Roderick Strong catches Ace Austin with a kick, then suplexes him off the apron and through a table. Gabe Kidd and Clark Connors brawl up the entrance ramp, where Connors pours gasoline onto a table and lights it ablaze. Connors plants Kidd through the flaming table with a massive powerbomb for an incredible visual.

Back inside the ring, Jay White drills Jon Moxley with a Blade Runner directly onto the pile of broken glass. White covers Moxley to pick up the three-count and secure the chaotic victory.

Winners: The Cut

Heart-to-Heart with Mick Foley and Adam Copeland

The broadcast moves backstage to find Mick Foley sitting down with a battered Adam Copeland. Foley reveals he was writing a letter to Copeland because writing remains his primary way to express love. Foley questions whether Copeland can physically bounce back from his grueling loss to Kazuchika Okada for the International Championship.

Copeland responds by admitting he wanted tonight’s match simply to answer a lot of questions about his future. Breathing heavily and in visible pain, Copeland struggles to push himself up to his feet. He slowly walks away, leaving his future hanging in the balance as the eventful night rolls on.

Nick Wayne Enjoys the Show in Style

Nick Wayne appears live in the crowd to announce his presence at Full Gear. He explains that he wanted a change of scenery after racking up plenty of victories recently, declaring that he deserves a relaxing evening off.

Wayne notes that he will be kicking back in his private suite, sipping on some of the bubbly to celebrate. He rubs salt in the wound by reminding everyone that he managed to beat Chris Jericho twice.

Will Ospreay vs. Kyle Fletcher – AEW World Championship

As the opening bell sounds, Will Ospreay and Kyle Fletcher lock up in the center of the ring. Members of the United Empire cheer Ospreay on from the outside floor. Ospreay locks up again once Fletcher climbs back inside the squared circle.

Ospreay drops Fletcher with a sharp back suplex to seize the early advantage. He wastes no time taking flight, soaring over the top rope to wipe out his opponent with a high-impact crossbody on the outside.

Fletcher escapes the hold and slams Ospreay spine-first into the canvas. Ospreay fights back with sharp chops before catching Fletcher in the head with a flipping kick. He follows up by hitting a devastating Styles Clash off the apron and directly onto the ringside floor.

Once the action returns inside the ring, both competitors trade heavy right hands in the center of the canvas. Ospreay gains the upper hand by driving a crisp boot straight into Fletcher’s midsection.

Ospreay nails Fletcher across the spine with a sharp flipping kick. Fletcher retaliates immediately, flattening Ospreay with a heavy powerbomb before drilling a kick straight into his chest.

Kyle follows up with a textbook Brainbuster for a near fall, but Ospreay survives and counters with an impressive cutter off the middle rope. Fletcher kicks out of the pin attempt, prompting Ospreay to unleash a barrage of right hands directly into Fletcher’s midsection.

–– AEW Full Gear 2026 Match Card ––

TBS Championship: Queen Aminata (c) vs. Persephone vs. Maya World.
AEW World Tag Team Championship: The Young Bucks (c) vs. Mark Davis & Jake Doyle
AEW National Championship: Tommaso Ciampa (c) vs. Ilja Dragunov
AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship: Brawling Birds (Jamie Hayter & Alex Windsor) (c) vs. Wrathlander (Kris Statlander & Harley Cameron)
AEW International Championship: Kazuchika Okada (c) vs. Adam Copeland
AEW World Trios Championship – Texas Deathmatch: “Hangman” Adam Page & Brodido (c) vs. Swerve Strickland & The New Level
AEW Women’s World Championship: Mercedes Moné (c) vs. Marina Shafir
Anarchy in the Arena: The Death Riders (Jon Moxley, Daniel Garcia & Gabe Kidd) & The Conglomeration (Orange Cassidy, Kyle O’Reilly & Roderick Strong) vs. The Cut (Jay White, David Finlay, Clark Connors, Austin Gunn, Colten Gunn & Ace Austin)
AEW World Championship: Will Ospreay (c) vs. Kyle Fletcher

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