AEW Full Gear Results Coverage, Reactions, & Highlights For November 9, 2019

Welcome to Ringside News’ live coverage of AEW Full Gear.

Tonight marks the first official PPV of the AEW Dynamite era, and Full Gear features seven matches and a Buy-In Show. The main event tonight is the AEW World Title match between Chris Jericho and Cody. This is, by a massive distance, the most interesting match of the night because it’s the match that has received the most TV time and the most story development. Cody says he won’t challenge for the AEW World Title ever again if he loses, and, with the added wrinkle of the judges, this is going to be fascinating and shape AEW for some time to come.

The other big match tonight is the unsanctioned bout between Kenny Omega and Jon Moxley. Now, this is sure to be a barn burner and something akin to a car wreck, but it’s hard not to think AEW is overusing the unsanctioned gimmick. It seems like every other show we’ve got one of these matches, when really they should be used incredibly infrequently to convey how big of a deal it is. Regardless, expect fireworks here.

The AEW Women’s Champion, Riho, will defend her title against Emi Sakura tonight in a match that should be fun. Honestly, there isn’t much else to say about this one because the extent of story heading into tonight is that Emi pinned Riho in a tag match on Wednesday. That’s it.

Which brings us to the rest of the card, SCU faces Private Party and Lucha Bros in their first defense of the AEW Tag Team Championships; this match is sure to be balls-to-the-walls action with zero rules or logic. And that goes for The Young Buck Vs. Santana & Ortiz as well. Sure, AEW’s tag matches are fun but a shred of logic and selling would go a very long way. Then we have “Hangman” Adam Page Vs. PAC, Joey Janela Vs. Shawn Spears, and Bea Priestly Vs. Britt Baker on the Buy-In Show.

I’m sounding pretty down on this PPV but that’s just because the majority of matches haven’t an ounce of story built into them and there’s no excuse for that when AEW’s had four weeks of TV to build feuds. That said, I fully expect this show to be fun as all hell when it comes to the in-ring product. So be sure to follow us on Instagram and Twitter, or by downloading the Ringside News app, and enjoy the show!

The Buy-In

The Full Gear pre-show begins and we go right to a video package for The Young Bucks Vs. Santana & Ortiz match tonight. The Bucks say they need to win this match because they no longer know if they are the best tag team in the world. Santana and Ortiz say they need to win because they’re hungry and they need to assert themselves as the best. Jim Ross predicts Santana & Ortiz will win because eventually the best are always dethroned.

Next we get a video for Jon Moxley Vs. Kenny Omega. They talk about Moxley’s injury and his rehabilitation. Omega meanwhile went back to Japan to rekindle his love of wrestling. We see footage of Moxley visiting the CZW building, where he had most of his indie matches. Omega visits Korakuen Hall in Tokyo, where he had many of his greatest matches.

Cody challenging Chris Jericho for the AEW World Title is the next video package. The people in the video talk-up Jericho’s historic run in the business and why he’s the man, while also discussing how much the fans love Cody and what he represents moving forward. JR says this is Cody’s big chance to step out from his father’s shadow and cement himself as a big player in the industry.

We go live to the arena and on commentary we have Goldenboy, Taz, and Excalibur. The ramp runs all the way to the ring, like old WCW or some TNA shows. It’s time for our first match of the evening.

Bea Priestly Vs. Dr. Britt Baker

Baker stomps to the ring and she’s ready to fight. The bell rings and Bea retreats from the ring. She gets back in but Baker hits her with a Thesz Press and unloads some right hands. Bea leaves the ring again. Priestly comes back in and Baker hits her with a slam via the hair, then looks for a backslide but Bea rolls through. Baker looks for the Lockjaw but Priestly rolls out and kicks Britt in the head.

Bea slows the pace down and drags Britt under the bottom rope and stretches her around the ring post. Priestly swaggers around ringside before getting back in and choking Baker on the middle rope. Priestly follows-up with a running knee attack to Baker on the ropes for a two count. Baker looks for a body slam but her back gives out and Bea kicks her in the head for a near-fall.

Priestly applies a body scissors but Baker punches her way out and they exchange shots on their feet. Bea whips Baker to the ropes, she ducks the lariat, then both hit stereo lariats and go down. We see Darby Allin watching at ringside. They get to their feet and Baker hits a few right hands, followed by a lariat and a back elbow. Shining Wizard in the corner from Baker, then whips Bea to the other corner but Priestly springboards over Baker, only to get dropped with a clothesline. Baker hits a swinging neckbreaker for a near-fall.

Bea dodges Baker in the corner, then heads up-top. Baker sweeps the legs of Bea on the top rope and climbs up with her. Avalanche brainbuster from Baker, then she looks for a second Amigo but her back gave out. Baker drops Bea with a kick for a two-count, then Priestly reverses into a crucifix pin for a two-count. Bea hits a German suplex, then rolls through and hits a leg-trap German suplex for a near-fall. Bea applies a submission but Baker reaches the ropes.

Baker rolls to the apron but Priestly connects with a double foot stomp from the top rope. Priestly gets her back inside for a near-fall. Bea lifts Baker up in an electric chair position, looking for Queen’s Landing, but Baker slides down the back and hits a Canadian Destroyer for a near-fall – how many of those will we see tonight? A superkick from Baker, then looks for Lockjaw but Bea pulls her hair to get out. A second superkick from Baker, followed by Lockjaw again and Priestly taps!

Winner: Dr. Britt Baker

After the match and Britt leaves, we get some music and candles burning in the screen. The lights go out and Awesome Kong is on the stage with Brandi Rhodes. Kong stomps to the ring and drops Bea with a spinning back fist Kong pulls out a knife, then hands it to Rhodes, before hitting an implant buster. Brandi hands the knife back to Kong, then pulls a part of Bea’s hair and Kong cuts it off. Kong smells the hair before leaving with Brandi.

And that’s it for The Buy-In. AEW Full Gear begins now!

AEW Full Gear kicks-off with a video package of all the matches taking place tonight, from PAC Vs. Hangman Page to Chris Jericho Vs. Cody.

The Younc Bucks are out first, and they stand with the Rock ‘n’ Roll Express at ringside. Santana & Ortiz come out and try to antagonise the legendary tag team but the Bucks shoo them away.

The Young Bucks Vs. Santana & Ortiz

The match starts with Matt Jackson and Ortiz, but both men attack their opponents partners right away. A brawl breaks out and The Bucks clear the ring, then hit dives onto Santana and Ortiz at ringside. Nick throws Santana into the crowd.

Back in the ring, Nick is legal and both he and Matt make use of quick tags to double team Ortiz in the ring. Matt gets the tag and hits a spear while Santana is working on Nick. The Bucks slingshot themselves onto their opponents a few times. Santana starts to make a comeback with fierce chops but realizes Ortiz isn’t on the apron. The Bucks continue to wear down Santana until he finally makes the tag.

Ortiz comes in but gets taken down with an arm drag from Nick. Ortiz is down for a minute and makes a tag but the referee didn’t see it and forced Santana back out. Matt and Nick continue to beat down Ortiz until Santana finally gets the tag and they lock the Bucks in a gory special/Boston crab at the same time!

Santana and Ortiz hit multiple sentons and a splash before taunting the crowd. Santana works on Nick’s leg in their corner. Ortiz tag in and slows the pace down, making use of quick tags. Eventually, Matt and Santana get the tag at the same time, with Matt dropping Ortiz with a dropkick and knocking Santana from the ring. Nick takes out Santana at ringside with a crossbody from the top rope to the floor!

Nick heads up-top and hits Ortiz with a Macho Man elbow drop for a two count. The Bucks double team Santana in the corner. Evenually Ortiz gets the tag again and they toss The Bucks from the ring. Santana and Ortiz toss Matt into the Rock ‘n’ Roll Express at ringside!

Back inside the ring, Santana and Ortiz attempt a double superplex but Nick fights out of it. Lots of reversals until Santana and Ortiz hit double dropkicks to Nick’s knees. Ortiz and Nick are legal and Ortiz is working him over, while Matt starts to get hot on the apron. They trade strikes until Nick hits a superkick and Matt gets the hot tag. Matt comes in with a double northern lights suplex to both men for a two-count. Nick and Matt hit a moonsault/splash combo on Santana for two.

Santana counters Matt with a cutter and Ortiz hits a dive through the ropes onto Nick – the pace is picking up. Matt clocks Ortiz with a superkick, then  two more to the back of the head. Santana then moonsaults into a pair of superkicks and he’s down. Nick and Matt hit a powerbomb and sliced bread for a near-fall. They look for it again but this time Matt’s leg gives out.

Santana makes the tag and hits his own superkick. Nick tags in and spits his gum at Santana, who picks it up and puts it in his mouth – to the disgust of everybody. Santana spits it at Nick and misses, then Nick starts unloading on both men with kicks but his knee is still bugging im. Ortiz capitalises on that and hits a powerbomb but the pin is broken up by Matt. Santana and Ortiz knocks Matt from the ring and hit their finisher for the pin and the win!

Winners: Santana & Ortiz

After the match, Sammy Guevara comes out and gives Ortiz a sock with baseballs in it, apparently. Before they can make use of it though, the Rock n’ Roll get on the apron. They slingshot Ricky Morton into the ring but he ends up hitting Ortiz with a Canadian Destroyer in the process! Morton and Co. then clear the ring and he hits a suicide dive! Madness!

It’s time for the match between Adam Page and the bastard…

PAC Vs. “Hangman” Adam Page

As soon as the bell rings, Page scoops-up PAC and runs him into the corner and unleashes a flurry of strikes. He gets PAC out of the ring and runs him into the barricade, then a second time. Page takes to the apron but PAC blocks a shooting star press with his knees

Inside the ring, Page gets PAC on the top rope and punches him off to the floor and follows-up with a suicide dive. Back in the ring, Page hits a big clothesline for a two-count. PAC looks for an enziguiri but Page ducks it and hits a pump handle deadlift slam for a near-fall. Page’s eye inadvertently hits the ring rope and PAC takes advantage by stomping on his face. PAC starts to grind Page and slows things down with a front facelock.

Hangman tries to fight back but PAC drops him again with a few kicks. PAC goes for a phoenix splash but Page avoids it. Adam begins to build some momentum with lariats. PAC hits a pump kick but Page comes back with a spinebuster for a two-count. The action spills to the apron where Page slams PAC. At ringside, Page tosses PAC into the barricade, then gets on the apron and hits a moonsault to the floor!

Page gets PAC back inside and looks for the Buckshot Lariat, but PAC rolls from the ring. Page follows after but PAC hits a gnarly brainbuster on a steel chair at ringside. Page barely beats the count to get back into the ring. PAC wastes no time and hits Page with a big missile dropkick for a near-fall. PAC heads to the top rope but Page climbs up with him and hits a super fallaway slam. Page lifts PAC for the Deadeye but the bastard locks-in the Brutalizer while standing! The Hangman falls over but he’s under the ropes so the referee forces PAC off.

PAC drags Page to the corner and heads up top. PAC looks for the Black Arrow but Page moves. Page looks for the Buckshot Lariat but PAC dodges it. PAC looks for the snap German suplex but Page reverses it. PAC gets in the referee’s face with Page holding his back, then delivers a blind low blow. That just anger Page though, as he delivers a big lariat, followed by the Deadeye for the win!

wINNER: “HANGMAN” ADAM PAGE

That marks PAC’s first loss in AEW. The announcers discuss if Page’s next step is a title shot at the winner of Jericho Vs. Cody later tonight.

The Chairman, Shawn Spears is sitting on the stage. He waits for his manager, then they make their way to the ring. The fans are not in his corner, but they are in the corner of his opponent, The Bad Boy, Joey Janela!

Shawn Spears W/Tully Blanchard Vs. Joey Janela

Spears tries to cheap-shot Janela right off the bat but it doesn’t work. They brawl to the outside and Janela leaps off the apron but gets caught with a powerslam! The Chairman unloads chops to the chest but Joey retaliates with some of his own. Shawn puts him back in the ring.

Spears drags Joey back out of the ring for a side suplex on the apron. Spears applies a rear chinlock to ground the nutty Janela. Eventually Joey fights out but Spears sends him over the top rope to the floor for a nasty fall. Spears gets Janela back inside and takes him to the corner where he uses the tag rope to tie Joey’s hair and keep him in the corner. Janela kicks Spears away, then tries to run but gets pulled back by the hair. Janela tries to untangle himself but he’s stuck by the hair, so he just rips his head, leaving hair hanging from the rope.

Janela starts to built up a head of steam but Spears drops him and applies a Sharpshooter. Joey grabs the rope to force the break. Janela stomps Spears in the corner and hits a running knee to the face. Spears rolls out of the ring to get a breath but Joey takes him out with a senton from the top rope! Janela puts him back in the ring and heads to the top rope but Spears hits a suplex from the middle rope for two-count.

Joey gets to his feet and tosses Shawn out of the ring before hitting a suicide dive. Back in the ring, Janela hits a series of strikes and a suplex for a two count. Tully distracts Janela from the apron so Spears can take control of the match again. Spears drops Joey on the top turnbuckle with a backbreaker. Spears drags Joey around ringside and distracts the referee to hit a piledriver at ringside…with Blanchard jumping from the steps with an assist! Spears puts Joey back in the ring and hits a Death Valley Driver for the win!

Winner: Shawn Spears

Goldenboy interviews Kip Sabian backstage. He asks why Sabian has had a change of character as of late, and Sabian says sometimes you need alliances and he sought out Hybrid2. He says things haven’t quite worked out so far, but take the best bands on the planet and none of them were great the first time they played together. Penelope Ford walks up and kisses Sabian on the cheeks. She says “why be bad, when you can be superbad?”, then they leave.

AEW Tag Team Titles Match

(C) So Cal Uncensored Vs. Private Party Vs. Lucha Bros

The match gets underway with Frankie Kazarian and Mark Quen. Kazarian takes a headlock and holds Quen down for a minute. Quen shoots Frankie off and flips over him, then they exchange reversals and kip-up to stare at each other.

Ray Fenix tags himself in off-of Mark Quen. Fenix attempts a cheap-shot and Kazarian ducks it and rolls him up for a two count. Kazarian whips Fenix to the ropes but he 619 stops himself. Fenix delivers a big kick, then everything falls apart and Lucha Bros superkick both Quen and Kassidy. Fenix looks for the pin to no avail, then tags Pentagon.

Fenix hits Kazarian with a hurricanrana into Pentagon’s knees for a two-count. Pentagon taunts Frankie, then looks for the package piledriver but Kazarian fights out and delivers a big forearm. Both men hit stereo clotheslines. Kazarian crawls to Scorpio Sky but Fenix kicks him from the apron before he can do so. Kazarian ducks Pentagon and tags Isiah Kassidy.

Kassidy takes-out both Pentagon and Fenix with a wheelbarrow bulldog/leg-drop. He tags Mark Quen, and they hit a rapid double-team move for a two-count. Quen unloads on Pentagon in the corner, but the Lucha drops down and kicks him in the back. Pentagon puts Quen on his shoulders and tags Fenix for a Doomsday dropkick. Pentagon grabs Kassidy and military presses him into a dropkick from Fenix. Ray then monkey-flips Pentagon into a cannoball into Quen in the corner for a near-fall.

Fenix tags Pentagon, who looks for the package piledriver but Quen fights out, only to get hit with a backstabber. Pentagon looks for the pumphandle driver but Quen fights out and hits a flapjack dropkick. Tags are made to Scorpio and Fenix, with the former dropping the latter with lariats and a dropkick. Sky hits a double-stomp the a bent-over Fenix, then applies a submission but Pentagon comes in and breaks it up.

Kazarian knocks Pentagon to the outside and follows-up with a hurricanrana. Mark Quen then takes-out both Kazarian and Pentagon with a flip over the ropes. Scorpio looks for a dive to the outside but Ray Fenix comes from nowhere with a rope-walk kick. Isiah Kassidy ducks Fenix and hits a spinning dive to everyone on the floor. Scorpio Sky then decides to get in on the action and hits a mad springboard twisting dive to the floor, the likes of which only he can do!

Fenix runs along the ramp and springboards off multiple ropes for a spinning crossbody to Scorpio for a near-fall. Sky counters Fenix in the corner and tags Frankie. Sky literally throws Kazarian up and over the ropes and he DDT’s Fenix from the top rope for a near-fall. Quen is now legal and he tosses Fenix from the ring. He Pele kicks Scorpio, then hits Kazarian with a stunner. He and Kassidy hit sliced bread, then Quen heads-up top for a shooting star press for a near-fall!

Quen tries to hit Kazarian with a hurricanrana but the Champions saw it coming. Sky knocks Kassidy from the ring, then he and Kazarian hit SCULater for the win.

Winners: So Cal Uncensored

Weird finish, felt kinda out of the blue and flat. After the match, the Lucha Bros come in and attack Scorpio and Kazarian. Pentagon wants to hit the package piledriver on a chair but the lights go out. When they come back up, Pentagon is in the ring with…another Pentagon! They mirror each others movements until the new Pentagon hits an STO. Fenix runs in and the new Pentagon hits him with Angel’s Wings and takes off the mask to reveal himself as Christopher Daniels! SCU then regroup and stand tall to end the segment.

It’s time to find out if the student is greater than the master. Emi Sakura was the trainer of the AEW Women’s Champion, Riho. As the two stand in the ring to get introduced, Emi is quite emotional.

AEW Women’s World Championship

(C) Riho Vs. Emi Sakura

They lock-up for a test of strength and Emi forces the Champion down to the mat. Riho manages to power up but Sakura just swings her by the hair. Sakura tosses Riho, then tries to do it again but the Champ lands on her feet. Emi charges at Riho but gets flipped onto the apron. Sakura changes the positions and hits Riho with a body attack through the ropes, with Emi landing on the floor!

Sakura heads to the middle rope but Riho climbs up on the apron and punches her until she falls into a tree of woe facing ringside. Riho hits a double foot stomp, slamming Sakura onto the apron! Sakura gets back in the ring and delivers double knees in the corner for a two-count. Riho goes to a single-leg Boston crab but Sakura grabs the bottom rope.

Sakura hits a flatliner, then connects with another running crossbody in the corner before putting Riho in a surfboard submission. Emi lands a few kicks but Riho counters with a drop toe hold followed by a 619. She hits a crossbody from the top rope for a two-count. Sakura hits a tilt-a-whirl backbreakers and a reverse Vaderbomb for a near-fall. Riho counters a tiger driver and hits a double stomp and both women are down. The crowd aren’t really digging this.

Riho gets angry and unloads a flurry of blows to her master but the veteran fires back with a stiff right hand and a kick that drops the Champion. Riho takes her down for another double stomp, followed a northern lights suplex for a near-fall. Riho heads up-top and hits a double stomp from the top turnbuckle but Sakura bridges out of the pin, mocking Riho, who shoves her over.

They get to their feet and Emi hits a back suplex followed by a slam. Riho gets her foot on the rope to break the pin attempt. Emi looks for a tiger suplex but Riho counters and hits a double knee strike. They exchange pinfall atttempts until Riho scores the three in a flat finish.

Winner: Riho

Dean Malenko, Arn Anderson, and The Great Muta are the three judges sat at ringside for the AEW World Championship match.

Cody is out first and he comes up from under the stage with fire blasting and pyro exploding all around. Jericho is out second with Jake Hager and he’s wearing a weight-lifting belt like Cody, but it says “Champion” on the back.

AEW World Championship

(C) Chris Jericho W/Jake Hager Vs. Cody W/MJF

The match gets underway on Y2J’s 42nd birthday and he climbs outside of the ring right away. Jericho gets back inside and locks-up with Cody. Wristlock from Cody but Jericho gets to the ropes to force the break. They lock-up again and Jericho breaks free to leave the ring again.

Back in the ring, Jericho takes a headlock, Cody shoots him off, and Jericho drops him with a shoulder. Drop-down, leap-frog from Cody, then a kick to the gut and a falling uppercut inspired by Dustin Rhodes. Jericho leaves the ring and throws Dean Malenko’s clipboard before talking trash to the judges.

Jericho gets back in the ring and they continue the feeling-out process until Cody forces Y2J out of the ring and he follows-up with a suicide dive in front of the judges. Cody sends Jericho back inside and hits a missile dropkick for a one-count. Cody starts to work on the right arm of Jericho, which he uses for the Judas Effect. A powerslam from Cody earns a two-count, then Rhodes clotheslines Le Champion out of the ring and onto the ramp.

Cody leaps over the ropes at Jericho but Y2J moves and Cody spikes the ramp. Cody is busted open and officials check on him with Jericho in the ring. Cody gets back into the ring and Jericho grabs a chair. The Champion sits on the chair and watches Cody, before getting up and kicking him. Jericho goes after the cut on Cody’s head and the announcers say he’s looking for a stoppage. Hager slams Cody into the barricade, causing MJF to shout at the referee.

Jericho tries to suplex drape Cody on the top rope but he miscues it and Cody flips over, almost headbutting the mat. Cody starts to fight back with right hands but Jericho drops him with a right knee to the gut. Jericho beats Cody down in the corner, but the challenger kicks him away and looks for a moonsault but nobody’s home. Jericho applies a sleeper but Cody quickly fights to his feet.

Jericho applies an abdominal stretch but Cody counters with a hip toss. They stay apart for a second, then Jericho drops Cody with a dropkick for a two-count. Jericho with a rear chinlock and Cody fights up, looks for a dropkick but misses, then Jericho jumps for the Lionsault but Cody gets the knees up. Cody hits a springboard diamond cutter for a near-fall.

Cody gets fired-up and delivers lariats, followed by ten punches in the corner, and a Disaster Kick that knocks Jericho from the ring. The fans are chanting for Cody, who rolls to the outside and eats a kick from Le Champion. Jericho lifts Cody and runs him into the ring post. Jericho talks trash to Cody’s mother at ringside, who slaps Le Champion! Cody then spears Jericho at ringside, hugs his mother, then gets inside to hit an Alabama Slam for a near-fall.

Cody grabs the foot and applies a Figure Four Leglock to Y2J. Jericho reverses the pressure and Cody reaches the bottom rope to force the break. Hager hits Cody from ringside. Jericho runs at Cody but Le Champion inadvertently hits Hager on the apron! Cody rolls-up Jericho for a near-fall but Y2J kicks him out and into another shot from Hager. The referee ejects Hager from ringside, who then beats the holy hell out of a mocking MJF.

Back inside the ring, with the referee distracted, Jericho hits Cody with the AEW World Championship and lies down as the referee returns. Jericho crawls over and pins but Cody kicks out! Jericho looks for the Judas Effect, but Cody counters into the Cross Rhodes…but Jericho kicks out! Both men get on their knees and trade right hands to the cheers and boos of the fans. 

Cody jabs Jericho like his father, before delivering the bionic elbow for a near-fall. Cody kicks the chest of Jericho, then looks for the Disaster Kick but Jericho catches him with a Codebreaker for a near-fall! Jericho stomps Cody around the ring, then takes his weight-lifting belt and whips Cody with it! He does this a few times until Aubrey takes it away and the fans chant her name.

Jericho takes to the top rope but Cody superkicks him. Cody looks for a hurricanrana but Jericho holds the legs, climbs down, and applies the Liontamer! Cody considers tapping but the will of the fans helps him reach the bottom rope. Jericho unloads some ground-and-pound but Aubrey forces him to stop, so Jericho shoves her. Cody takes advantage of the confusion to roll-up Y2J but he kicks out. Jericho beats on Cody and applies the Liontamer. Cody struggles and Jericho stomps his head before sitting deep into the move. Cody won’t tap, so MJF throws in the towel!

Winner: Chris Jericho

After the match, Jericho takes his AEW World Championship and leaves up the ramp. In the ring, MJF checks on Cody and he’s torn apart by his decision to throw in the towel. The Inner Circle meet Jericho on the ramp with some bubbly and put him on their shoulders.

Once they’re gone, Cody slowly gets to his feet and he’s angry. MFJ tries to explain why he did it and he cries on his knees. Cody walks around the ring looking at the fans, then lifts MFJ up. The scarf-wearing devil then kicks Cody square in the gonads! That was a good swerve because it looked like Cody was going to hit MJF. The fans chant “a$$hole” at MFJ as he screams at Cody before fixing his scarf and leaving. At the top of the ramp, a fan throws his drink over MFJ!

We get a video package for the main event bewteen Jon Moxley and Kenny Omega. They reference WWE multiple times in the video and that’s something AEW needs to stop doing.

Omega comes out first, then Moxley is out second and he comes through the crowd – because he got attacked on the ramp a few weeks ago. Unsanctioned matches make zero sense IMO; there’s still a referee, it’s on TV, etc. Regardless, let the chaos begin.

Unsanctioned Match

Jon Moxley Vs. Kenny Omega

The bell rings and these two men throw hands right away. They brawl into the corner, with Omega then delivering a big kick to drop Moxley. Omega whips Moxley into the corner but then eats a back elbow. Moxley delivers another chop, but then Moxley catches him with a sidewalk slam.

Moxley leaves the ring and swears into the camera, before grabbing a trash can and tossing it into the ring. Moxley hits Omega with the trash can lid. Omega then runs Moxley through the ropes to the floor, and tosses him into the crowd. Omega takes a big run and leaps over the barricade with a dropkick to Jon!

In the crowd, Moxley gets cracked with a chair in the back, then they fight up through the arena. Omega sets a bin on top of Moxley and hits a double foot stomp through it! Kenny grabs a beer from a fan and throws it across the back of Moxley. Kenny beats Jon back to ringside, then looks to springboard off of the barricade but Moxley shoves him off. Moxley hits a suplex at ringside, before sending Kenny inside again.

Jon goes under the ring and pulls out the barbed-wire bat. He hits Omega with the tip in the gut, then looks to hit him across the back but Omega hits him. Moxley hits Omega in the gut again, then across the back twice with the bat! Moxley with a third shot to the back of Kenny, who is now bleeding and punching the mat. Moxley hits him again, then pulls him by the hair and asks him to “talk some $hit now”. Moxley sets the barbed-wire bat on the back of Kenny and presses it down with his foot, then stomps it!

Moxley poses like Omega, then tries to use the barbed-wire on his face but Kenny fights him off and looks for a German suplex but Moxley scrapes his arm with the bat! Omega releases Jon and hits him in the head with the trash can, then hits a piledriver onto it! Omega then grabs the bat but tosses it away and grabs a table and his barbed-wire mop from under the ring. He props-up the table against the barricade.

Kenny poses with the bat but Moxley throws the bent trash can from the ring into his face! Moxley looks to hit a suicide dive but Moxley whacks him across the head with the mop! Kenny gets into the ring and “sweeps” the mop across the back of Moxley, before hitting him with the bat. Omega hit Jon with the leaping leg drop onto the mop! Kenny cut his hand badly doing that move.

Omega grabs a trash can from under the ring, then sets it on the ring post. He hits Jon with the front-flip fireman’s carry, leaps onto the middle rope, grabs the trash can, and hits a moonsault with it for a near-fall! Omega goes under the ring again and pulls-out a black board covered in mouse traps! Omega slides the board into the ring, but Moxley starts delivering right hands.

Kenny hits the switch knee and comes off the ropes but gets dropped with a clothesline. Moxley lifts Omega and release suplexes him onto the board of mouse traps! Now it’s Moxley’s turn to go under the ring and he brings thick gold chains inside. Moxley curls the ball of chains up on the mat and hits Kenny with a sidewalk slam onto them! Near-fall from Moxley.

Moxley lifts Omega and hits a neckbreaker but Kenny kicks out at one and Jon smiles. Moxley lifts the chair and puts it in Kenny’s mouth and pulls it back. Omega cracks Moxley with the lid of a trash can to get free. Moxley hits a urinage, then goes back under the ring and gets a screwdriver or an ice pick, hard to tell. Moxley tries to stab Kenny with it but Omega ducks and he impales the turnbuckle. Moxley hits Omega with a high-angle back drop on the chains.

Moxley wraps the chains around Omega’s throat and tries to toss him from the ring but Omega breaks free and hits two snap dragon suplexes. He looks for a third but Moxley bits his arm to break free. Moxley swings for a lariat but Kenny ducks and does hit the third suplex. Kenny wraps the chain around Moxley’s throat and throws him over the ropes. Kenny chokes Moxley until he basically passes out, then drops him. Omega lines-up, then hits his famous tope to Moxley through the propped table at ringside!

Kenny sends Moxley back into the ring and grabs a black bag from under the ring. He opens it up and pulls out a shard of broken glass from the table Moxley put him through weeks ago. Kenny tries to cut Moxley’s face, but can’t, so he cuts his hand instead! Omega then puts the glass into the bag and stomps on it, before spreading the glass over the mat. Moxley kicks Omega and runs but Kenny hits a sit-out spinebuster onto the glass for a near-fall! Moxley grabs Jon’s legs and drags him over the glass before turning it into a Sharpshooter. Moxley crawls through the broken glass to get to the bottom rope!

There’s no rope break in these matches but Kenny let go. Omega lifts shards of glass into his hand and forces them into Moxley’s mouth! He looks for the V-Trigger but Moxley dodges it and hits the snap dragon suplex onto the glass! Kenny responds with a switch knee and knocks Moxley from the ring. Moxley crawls up the ramp, and Kenny grabs the screwdriver from the top turnbuckle. Omega stalks Moxley on the ramp and digs the screwdriver into his forehead! Kenny then calls his friends from The Elite out to ringside and asks them to get him something. They don’t want to do it but he convinces them to go backstage and get whatever it is.

The Bucks and Hangman Page then bring out a barbed wire spider-web – as the announcers refer to it – and Omega lifts Moxley onto his shoulders. Omega looks for the One-Winged Angel but Moxley climbs down. Omega looks for the V-Trigger but Moxley blocks it and suplexes Omega off the stage onto the mass of barber wire!

Officials and some wrestlers come out and pull both men free but you can see the wire sticking in their skin. The match isn’t over though, as Moxley punches the officials. Moxley grabs Kenny and tries to suplex him into a circular plexi-glass Full Gear sign, but Kenny fights him off. Omega hits the V-Trigger through the sign and both men are down!

Moxley is the first man out of the hole but Kenny sits-up, smiling. They stumble through the crowd and Kenny punches the back of Moxley until they reach ringside. Omega gets Moxley back into the ring and slides in, but Moxley hits Paradigm Shift! Kenny kicks out!

Moxley leaves the ring and pulls the ring apron off. Moxley cuts the canvas off of the ring at one side, then drags it back, along with the minimal padding to reveal the wood underneath. Jon lifts Omega and looks for a piledriver but Kenny counters with a back body drop on the wood! Kenny hits V-Trigger against the turnbuckles, then looks for the One-Winged Angel on the wood but Moxley jumps off and looks for Paradigm Shift…only for Kenny to reverse and hit Paradigm shift but Moxley kicks out!

Kenny climbs to the top rope and dives for a phoenix splash but Moxley moves! Moxley crawls over and makes the pin…but Omega kicks out! Jon lifts Omega and looks for Paradigm Shift again, and this time he hits an elevated one and wins!

Winner: Jon Moxley

Moxley talks into the camera and gives the fingers after the match. The Bucks come down to check on Kenny Omega. Moxley sits in the corner and kisses his bat.

And that’s it for AEW Full Gear. It was a damn fine show. Let us know what you thought in the comments and be sure to come back tomorrow for more wrasslin’ news! Until then, safe travels!