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Announcers: Excalibur and Taz
Ring announcer: Justin Roberts
– Excalibur and Taz welcomed us to Dark. Anthony Ogogo joined them at the start of the show.
(1) POWERHOUSE HOBBS (w/Hook) vs. ANGEL FASHION
Hobbs rammed Fashion into the corner right at the start of the match. Hobbs laid in a series of body shots, then slammed Fashion down to the mat. Fashion tried fighting back but Hobbs slammed Fashion down again with a spinebuster. Hobbs ran right into Fashion in the corner, then nailed him with his finisher for the win.
WINNER: Powerhouse Hobbs in 1:00
(Moynahan’s Take: Good squash match to kick things off. Hobbs remains strong with the win, as does Team Taz as a whole.)
Excalibur welcomed us to Dark and was joined on commentary by Taz and Anthony Ogogo.
1. Angel Fashion vs. “Powerhouse” Will Hobbs. Hobbs right away shoulder tackled Fashion in the corner. Hobbs then spinebuster Fashion on the mat. Quickly, Hobbs put Fashion away with town business.
Powerhouse” Will Hobbs defeated Angel Fashion via pinfall.
Briar’s Take: As in most of Hobb’s matches, this match was another brief and quick one.
Excalibur and Taz then showed highlights and still shots of AEW Revolution from Sunday
2. Azriel and Danny Limelight vs. “SCU” Frankie Kazarian and Christopher Daniels. Kazarian put Limelight in a bridge and then rolled up Limelight before he kicked out. Kazarain German suplexed Limelight before tagging Daniels in. Daniels executed a vertical suplex on Limelight. Azriel was tagged in and threw strikes to Daniels. Azriel took a backbreaker from Daniels. Limelight went over the top with a senton on Daniels. Kazarian hit a leg lariat on Azriel an
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Excalibur welcomed us to Dark and was joined on commentary by Anthony Ogogo and Taz..
1. John Skyler vs. “FTW” Champion Brian Cage. Cage plowed over Skyler as the bell rang, but Skyler threw thrust kicks in an attempt to stop him. Cage lifted up Skyler and planted him down on the mat. Cage ended Skyler quickly with the Drill Claw.
FTW Champion Brian Cage defeated John Skyler via pinfall.
Briar’s Take: Like every week, another dominant, quick match for Cage.
2. Serpentico vs. Lee Johnson (w/Arn Anderson). After dodging each other’s moves, Johnson hit a dropkick to Serpentico that sent him down on the mat. Serpentinco fired back by hitting strikes and hit a low DDT to Johnson. Serpentico flew over the ropes for a diving stomp. Johnson hit a swinging neckbreaker and then planted Serpentico on Johnson’s knee. Johnson won by hitting the Blue Thunder Bomb on Serpentico to pick up his first win on AEW Dark.