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AEW World Women’s Championship: "Timeless" Toni Storm vs. Mariah May
This is a Falls Count Anywhere match with no rules. Jim Ross has joined the booth. We’ve got a brawl on the ramp. May has the edge. Storm blocks a suplex but eats a DDT. Luther takes a shot to the groin from May and then gets kicked over a table. Sit-out powerbomb by Storm off the ramp through a table. Two-count by Storm.
Mariah tries to escape but eats a DDT off the rail. Piledriver off the stairs by May. May introduces a chain and chairs to the fray. Storm is bleeding. Hip attack on a chair by May for a two-count. German suplex by Storm out of desperation. They each wrap up their fists and attach broken glass—May is now bleeding heavily. Two-count by May. This is nooking futs.
Piledriver on a chair for two by Storm. On the ramp, Storm lands a curb stomp and whips May with the title belt. Storm introduces the shoe. Headbutt by Storm. Storm Zero on a table, and Storm scores the pin. This insanity is mercifully over.
WINNER AND STILL AEW WOMEN’S CHAMPION: TONI STORM
AEW International Title: Konosuke Takeshita vs. Kenny Omega
Lockup to start. Headlock by Omega, followed by a shoulder block. They trade forearms, then chops. Both men are down. The action spills to the floor as they take turns throwing each other into the barricade.
Back in the ring, Takeshita applies a choke for a two-count. Omega rolls to the floor, where Don Callis rains down forearms on him. They return to the ring, and Takeshita locks in a rear chinlock. A knee strike by Takeshita earns another two-count. He follows up with shoulder blocks in the corner and a kick. Takeshita brings in a table, and the fight continues on the floor. Omega delivers a Death Valley Driver on the outside. Takeshita shoves Omega into the guardrail, and the doctor checks on Omega.
Back in the ring, Takeshita lands a running forearm for a two-count, followed by a brainbuster for another near fall. A spear by Takeshita, but Omega fights back with punches. Omega executes a Death Valley Driver into a moonsault for a two-count. They trade forearms again. Callis grabs Omega’s leg mid-run, allowing Takeshita to hit a tackle. On the floor, Takeshita delivers two gordbusters on the table.
Back in the ring, Takeshita hits a senton and remains in control. He attempts another senton, but Omega gets his knees up. Takeshita goes for a kick but misses a top-rope splash. They trade forearms again, with Takeshita getting the better of the exchange. Omega responds with a Snap Dragon Suplex. Takeshita lands a punch to the gut, but Omega fires back with a knee strike and a powerbomb for a two-count.
Takeshita counters with a Blue Thunder Bomb for two. He follows with a running kick. Omega counters with a powerbomb on the floor, followed by a V-Trigger. He attempts the One-Winged Angel, but Takeshita escapes. Takeshita counters with a Tombstone for a near fall, followed by another knee strike for two. A spinning elbow by Takeshita, but Omega answers with a piledriver and knee strikes. Takeshita blocks the first V-Trigger but gets nailed by the second.
Omega rolls him up for the pin.
WINNER AND NEW AEW INTERNATIONAL CHAMPION: KENNY OMEGA
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