AEW s Kenny Omega Releases Official Statement On Revolution Explosion
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Though AEWRevolution had a number of brutal match-ups that lived up to many viewers expectations, one of the only things that a number of fans can talk about is the explosion that took place during the finale of the match between Kenny Omega and John Moxley that went awry. With Omega being called out by fans and superstars alike for the bomb blast that many amounted to sparklers and fireworks , Kenny took an opportunity to share his thoughts on the finale of the Exploding Barb-Wire Deathmatch that failed to meet the expectations of Omega and audiences alike.
AEW s Rey Fenix and PAC Win Revolution s Casino Tag Team Royale
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After a thrilling match between the Young Bucks, Chris Jericho, and MJF, it was time for the Casino Tag Team Royale, which started off with The Dark Order (5 and 10) and the Natural Nightmares (Dustin Rhodes and QT Marshall). The Dark Order commanded the action early, but Rhodes evened things up, slamming both to the ground and clearing the ring. Then it was time for the Inner Circle s Ortiz and Santana, and they came out on fire, though 5 and 10 would even things up.
It was QT who sent out the first elimination by throwing out 5, and then it was time for Matt and Mike Sydal. They went after 10 and then Santana, while Dustin went after 10.
Mick Foley Offers Advice to AEW Following the Failed Revolution Explosion
The final scene of AEW s
Revolution pay-per-view didn t go as planned this past Sunday, and the company has been doing everything it can to recover ever since. After defending his AEW World Championship in an Exploding Barbed Wire Deathmatch, Kenny Omega left Jon Moxley handcuffed and unconscious in the middle of the ring as the timer for the explosion that would blow up the ring ticked down to its final minute. Eddie Kingston, proving that he was still Moxley s friend despite their previous battles, jumped on top of Mox to protect him as the clock hit zero.
While her appearance was somewhat overshadowed by her husband s hyper-violent main event match, fans of Renee Paquette were delighted to learn she was backstage during All Elite Wrestling s Revolution pay-per-view on Sunday night. The former WWE personality posted several times throughout the [.]
After the Face of the Revolution match, it was time for Sting and Darby Allin to take the stage, though this was a cinematic match against Brian Cage and Ricky Starks. Sting and Allin came to the ring with an army of hooded figures in Sting-styled masks, and then all four hit the ring and went to [.]