Among other matches, “Hangman” Adam Page will face Swerve Strickland in a Lights Out Steel Cage Match. Plus, Bryan Danielson will defend the AEW World Championship against Jack Perry.
The results are as follows:
AEW All Out: Zero Hour Pre-Show
Renee Paquette, RJ City, and Jeff Jarrett welcome viewers and preview the show. They run through the card and discuss the matches. Madison Rayne joins the panel and discusses the women’s division.
Swerve Strickland and Prince Nana are shown arriving as the panel discusses his upcoming match against “Hangman” Adam Page. Page is shown walking backstage as well. Nigel McGuinness joins the panel and discusses the match.
The Acclaimed (Max Caster & Anthony Bowens ) (with “Daddy Ass” Billy Gunn) vs. Iron Savages (Boulder & Bronson ) (with Jacked Jameson)
The Costco Guys are shown in the crowd ahesd of the match. Bowens gains the upper hand early on. The Acclaimed double-team Bronson and Boulder. They send Boulder to the outside with a dropkick. MxM Collection are shown watching backstage. Bronson and Boulder double-team Caster. Caster rallies, but Boulder takes control. Iron Savages double-team Caster. Caster fires up but eats a Bossman Slam.
Bronson dives onto Bowens at ringside. Boulder hits a moonsault. Bronson goes for a headbutt, but Caster moves. Bowens tags in and clears house with a flurry of offense. The Acclaimed double-team Boulder. Boulder catches Bowens and slams both men. Bowens breaks up a pin attempt. Boulder tosses Bowens up, and Bronson crushes him with a senton. Billy Gunn drops Jacked Jameson at ringside. Caster slams Boulder. Bowens tags in, and The Acclaimed hit The Arrival/Mic Drop combination for the win.
Winners: The Acclaimed
The Acclaimed celebrate after the match. MxM Collection is shown watching again backstage.
The panel continues to discuss the card.
Dustin Rhodes, Sammy Guevara & Hologram vs. The Premier Athletes (Tony Nese, Ari Daivari & Josh Woods) (with “Smart” Mark Sterling)
Guevara and Nese start the bout and feel each other out. Guevara showcases his athleticism and hits a corkdcew dropkick. The Premier Athletes gang up on him. Hologram rallies with a flurry of offense and takes the fight to all three of his opponents. JHologram catches Nese and slams him. Woods drills him with a knee strike. Premier Athletes take control again and ground Hologram.
Mark Sterling stomps Hologram at ringside. Rhodes rallies, and Guevara and Hologram dive onto their opponents at ringside. Rhodes gets slammed into the barricade. Woods dumps Hologram with a powerbomb. Nese and Woods double-team Rhodes. Rhodes rallies again, but Sterling distracts him. The match breaks down, but Rhodes catches Woods with a Crossrhodes. Sterling distracts the referee. Hologram and Guevara dump him over the ropes, and Rhodes hits him with a Crossrhodes. Rhodes slams Woods for the win.
Dustin Rhodes, Sammy Guevara & Hologram
The panel briefly discuss the action ahead of the next match.
Bang Bang Gang (Juice Robinson, Austin Gunn, and Colten Gunn) vs. Dark Order (Evil Uno, John Silver & Alex Reynolds)
Austin Gunn and Alex Reynolds start the bout, and Austin gains the upper hand. The Bang Bang Gang maintains the advantage and poses. Dark Order rallies and gangs up on Juice Robinson. They strike a pose, and Uno and Reynolds double-team Robinson. Juice fires up with some strikes, and he fights off a triple-team attempt. Juice rocks Uno with a stiff shot and hits a cannonball on Dark Order in the corner.
Austin tags in and keeps rolling with a flurry of his own. He drops Reynolds, but Uno slams him. Reynolds hits a diving stomp. Dark Order continues to control the action. Colten Gunn rallies. Robinson tags in and clotheslines Silver. Everyone is down after a double clothesline. Silver lights Austin up with some kicks. Juice unloads on Uno with a series of strikes. He slams Uno for the win.
Winners : Bang Bang Gang (Juice Robinson, Austin Gunn, and Colten Gunn)
Bang Bang Gang celebrates after the bell.
The Costco Guys join the panel, and Big Justice teases getting involved in wrestling at some point.
Skye Blue comes out on crutches and addresses the crowd. She recalls her first time competing at AEW All Out three years ago. Blue comments on her injury and says she’s trying to get back as fast as she can, but it’s just a waiting game.
AEW Women’s World Champion Mariah May interrupts and says she was there to have her AEW Women’s World Championship celebration, but she would not be doing it in Chicago. She insults the crowd, and Blue calls her a skank. May says she needs glamour. She kicks Blue’s crutch out from underneath her and attacks her. Queen Aminata makes the save.
Trios Action At AEW All Out: Zero Hour
Undisputed Kingdom (Roderick Strong, Matt Taven & Mike Bennett) vs. Shane Taylor Promotions (Shane Taylor & Lee Moriarty) & The Beast Mortos vs. Action Andretti and Top Flight (Dante Martin and Darius Martin) (with Leila Grey)
Taylor rocks Bennett with a stiff shot. Andretti dropkicks Bennett. Taylor throws Andretti and controls the action. Andretti fights back with some strikes. He catches Moriarty with a jaw-breaker. Darius tags in, and Top Flight gains the upper hand. Moriarty takes Strong down with an armdrag, but Strong catches him with a backbreaker. Mortos clears house with a flurry of offense and throws Strong onto Taven and Bennett. He crushes Strong with a pop-up Samoan drop.
Dante Martin spins Mortos and catches him with a dropkick. Taven and Dante go back and forth. Bennett distracts Darius, and Taven attacks him from behind. Undisputed Kingdom gang up on Dante. They isolate him, and Taylor tags in. He crushes Dante with a splash. Taylor nails Taven with a stiff shot. He hits Dante with a flurry of strikes. Top Flight rallies. Taven catches Taylor with a springboard kick. He dives onto Taylor and Moriarty at ringside. Mortos hits a corkscrew dive to the outside. Top Flight hits stereo dives to the outside.
Andretti hits a running Shooting Star Press on Taylor. Bodies are flying as the match breaks down. Mortos takes Andretti down with a Spear. Strong hits Andretti with a knee for the win.
Winners : Undisputed Kingdom (Roderick Strong, Matt Taven & Mike Bennett)
Strong does some victory laps around the ring alongside Taven and Bennett, and Strong calls out FTW Champion HOOK.
The panel discusses the card one more time as the pre-show comes to an end.
AEW All Out: Main Card Results
MJF vs. Daniel Garcia
MJF gets a special entrance with a different theme and a video package recapping his feud with Daniel Garcia. Garcia, whose head is wrapped due to MJF’s attack on AEW Dynamite, attacks MJF during his entrance. He controls the action early on. MJF avoids a piledriver and hits a neckbreaker. He grounds Garcia. MJF drops Garcia with a DDT. Garcia counters a suplex, and both men go crashing over the ropes and down to the floor. Garcia narrowly avoids getting counted out. Garcia levels MJF with a lariat. He hits some suplexes and a neckbreaker. MJF drops Garcia with a backbreaker.
MJF bites Garcia and rips his bandage off. Garcia is busted open, and MJF targets the wound. MJF goes for a Tombstone off the second rope, but Garcia fights his way out of it. He hits a diving DDT, and both men are down. MJF answers with a Destroyer for a two-count. Garcia fires up with some strikes, but MJF thumbs him in the eye. They trade pin attempts. MJF drills Garcia with a shot to the face.
Garcia rolls through a German suplex and hits one of his own. He levels MJF with a clothesline. MJF locks in a Boston crab, but Garcia transitions into the LeBell Lock. MJF escapes and locks in a crossface. Garcia traps MJF in a Sharpshooter and wrenches it, but MJF counters into an arm-bar. MJF transitions, but Garcia reaches the ropes. Garcia lights MJF up with some strikes and chokes him in a guillotine. He drops MJF with a piledriver for a two-count. MJF hits Garcia below the belt after distracting the referee and pins him with a jackknife for the win.
Winner: MJF
Garcia is clearly frustrated after the match. MJF offers him a handshake, and Garcia accepts it. MJF goes to attack Garcia, but he sees it coming. Garcia hits him below the belt and hits an avalanche piledriver. Garcia mocks MJF by kissing his forehead, and he leaves through the crowd. Medical officials check on MJF and put a neckbrace on him.
The Young Bucks Defend The Gold
AEW World Tag Team Championship: The Young Bucks (Matthew & Nicholas Jackson) (c) vs. Claudio Castagnoli & Wheeler Yuta
Nicholas Jackson and Wheeler Yuta start the bout and feel each other out. Yuta gains an early advantage. Castagnoli and Yuta double-team Matthew Jackson. They maintain the advantage. The Young Bucks take control with some double-team offense. Nicholas grounds Yuta. The Bucks double-team Yuta and gain more momentum. Nicholas drops Yuta with a heel kick. Yuta ducks a clothesline and gains some breathing room. Castagnoli rallies with some strikes
Castagnoli drills the Bucks with a series of uppercuts. He keeps rolling with some more uppercuts. Yuta and Castagnoli continue to control the action. Nicholas dishes out a superkick, but Yuta drills him with one. Nicholas breaks up Yuta’s Cattle Mutilation. He takes Castagnoli down with a hurricanrana at ringside. The Young Bucks double-team Yuta. They isolate Yuta, but Castagnoli breaks up a double-team move. Castagnoli drops Matthew with an uppercut.
The Young Bucks hit Castagnoli with the EVP Trigger, but Yuta breaks up the pin. Castagnoli counters the EVP Trigger and slams both Bucks. Yuta dives onto Nicholas at ringside. Castagnoli swings Matthew 20 times. Matthew takes Castagnoli down with a superkick. Castagnoli fires back with an uppercut. He hits a superplex, but Matthew counters the Fastball Special and pins Yuta.
Winners and new AEW World Tag Team Champions: The Young Bucks
A video package hypes up the next match.
Will Ospreay Battles PAC At AEW All Out
AEW International Championship: Will Ospreay (c) vs. PAC
PAC leaves the ring right after the bell rings. He gets back in and squares off with PAC. They go back and forth, and they’re evenly matched. The two competitors have each other well-scouted. PAC dives onto Ispreay at ringside. Ospreay catches him with a dropkick and dives onto him. Ricochet is shown watching backstage. Ospreay and PAC slap each other. They trade blows.
PAC slams Ospreay into the barricade twice. Back in the ring, PAC drops Ospreay with a brainbuster. He continues to ground the champion. The match heads to the outside, where Ospreay rallies with an elbow strike. Ospreay dives onto PAC at ringside. Ospreay drops PAC with an acrobatic kick. PAC spikes Ospreay with a DDT and hits a powerbomb.
Ospreay hits a standing Spanish Fly for a two-count. PAC counters the Os-cutter. He drills Ospreay with a kick. Ospreay counters and lands on his feet before he hits an Os-cutter for a two-count. Ospreay nails PAC with a kick and goes for an Os-cutter on the apron, but PAC counters and dumps him with a German suplex. He spikes Ospeay with a Poison-rana on the apron. PAC locks in the Brutalizer, but Ospreay persevered. He goes for the Black Arrow, but Ospreay gets the knees up. Ospreay rolls through a German suplex.PAC spikes Ospreay with a hurricanrana.
PAC hits another Poison-rana and locks on the Brutalizer again, but Ospreay escapes. Ospreay hits the Hidden Blade for a near fall. Ospreay flips out of a hurricanrana and hits a Hidden Blade for another near fall. He hits an Os-cutter, but PAC counters the Stormbreaker. Ospreay hits a Styles Clash and the Hidden Blade to clinch the win.
Winner and still AEW International Champion: Will Ospreay
Ospreay celebrates, and Ricochet is again shown watching backstage.
Kris Statlander Takes On Willow Nightingale
Chicago Street Fight: Willow Nightingale vs. Kris Statlander (with Stokely Hathaway)
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