It’s SUNDAY…you know what that means.
Hey guys, Jeremy here. Tony’s running a little late so I’m covering the pre-show! We all know the hype stuff, we’ve seen it all before but we do have a match coming so looking forward to that.
Excalibur and Tony Schiavone welcome us to Daily’s Place and break down the card tonight, then go back to the hype videos, looking at Young Bucks vs. MJF and Jericho first.
Britt Baker comes out and says that Reba cannot compete after being attacked by Nyla Rose, and while her own doctor’s note wasn’t enough to make her ineligible, but she got the Jacguar’s doctor to agree with her. Reba comes out on a crutch. Baker says she found the perfect replacement and partner for herself Maki Itoh! Okay then, let’s go.
The Young Bucks make Jericho & MJF pay for what they did to Papa Buck
Share this story Revolution, Chris Jericho & Maxwell Jacob Friedman made things personal by bloodying The Young Bucks’ father.
When the AEW World Tag Team championship match opened the PPV on Sun., Mar. 7, 2021, the champions could barely wait for the bell before they attacked Jericho & his partner. Matt & Nick Jackson were beating the Inner Circle duo pillar to post. It even looked like the Bucks might get an early submission to retain their titles!
The @YoungBucks are on FIRE!
But when MJF grabbed Nick’s foot on the apron, it allowed Jericho to hit a springboard drop kick. On the outside, Friedman’s muscle Wardlow got involved - and the big man proved to be a difference maker several times throughout the match.
The Golden Donut: AEW Revolution Recap and Review Kenny Omega May Be a Tough Son of a Bitch, But He Can t Build an Exploding Ring Worth a Shit. 14-minute read AEW
Remember last year? Remember packed, sold-out crowds? Remember when AEW Revolution was the most anticipated wrestling show of the year? I’m sure many of you know by now that, in addition to nearly sweeping the 2020 Wrestling Observer Awards, Revolution was voted Show of the Year and its tag title epic earned the Match of the Year honors. This year, there were a bunch of distractions leading up to the pay-per-view Impact and NJPW and
AEW Dynamite: Kenny Omega, Kenta face Jon Moxley and Lance Archer
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Feb. 11 (UPI) AEW World Champion Kenny Omega joined forces with Kenta from New Japan Pro-Wrestling to take on Jon Moxley and Lance Archer in the main event of Dynamite.
The tag team match on Wednesday was competed under falls count anywhere and no disqualification rules, meaning that weapons were allowed and a pinfall could take place anywhere in the arena.
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Moxley has issues with Omega after Omega defeated him for the AEW World Championship by cheating back in December. Kenta, meanwhile, holds the right to challenge Moxley for his IWGP United States Heavyweight Championship, a title from New Japan Pro-Wrestling.
Chris Jericho and MJF have a date with the Young Bucks
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Beach Break episode of
Dynamite kicked off tonight (Feb. 3) with a tag team Battle Royal to determine the number one contenders for the Young Bucks’ tag titles at
Revolution on Mar. 7. If the Bucks win the Battle Royal, they get to choose their opponent on the pay-per-view. Both members of a team must be eliminated for the team to be gone from the match.
The Inner Circle was represented by three of the 10 teams, which begs the question, why exactly did these three Inner Circle teams wrestle against each other recently?