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All Elite Wrestling is back in the TONIGHT pay-per-view arena as they present their AEW All Out event.
AEW All Out is coming out of the Sears Center Arena in Hoffman Estates, Illinois, on Saturday, August 31, and the show will be available on PPV and via the Bleacher Report (B / R) Live service.
AEW All Out "Buy-In" Results Before the Show
The show will feature a two-game "Buy-In" pre-show card leading to the main card, which should feature eight games, including two title games and one title eliminator.
We are going to provide live coverage of AEW's PPV All Out final result, on this page, from the very beginning of the show at the end of the evening.
21-Woman Casino Battle Royale
The pre-show AEW All Out "Buy-In" is now officially launched.
The 21-Woman Battle Battle Royale, where the winner wins a spot in the first match of the AEW Women's World Championship on the first episode of AEW On TNT at Capital One Arena in Washington, marks the kickoff of the pre program official show AEW All Out. DC on Wednesday, October 2nd.
Leva Bates, Faby Apache, Nyla Rose, Pricilla Kelly and Shalanda Royal are the first five contestants. Advertisers claim that Rose is the favorite. All four try to tie her up early, but she pushes them away easily.
Royal ends up being the first eliminated. Apache is next. Kelly dives at Rose's, who catches her and throws her out, also eliminating her. She landed hard. Ouch. Rose also throws Bates out of the ring. Avalon tries to pick Rose, so she throws him over the top rope too.
The next five participants are Penelope Ford, Shazza McKenzie, Sadie Gibbs, Big Swole and Brit Baker. Baker throws McKenzie. Big Swole is eliminated. Ford is too.
Five other players enter and Tenille Dashwood, Ivelisse, Bea Priestley, Brandi Rhodes and Awesome Kong. Kong uses Ivelisse to eliminate Dashwood. Ivelisse is then eliminated just after.
Allie, Nicole Savoy, Teal Piper, ODB and Jazz join the fray. Rose eliminates Savoy. Kong eliminates Piper. Rose and Kong fight in a corner to the delight of spectators. Jazz joins the same thing as ODB. Kong and Jazz end up being eliminated. Brandi is eliminated soon after.
Mercedes Martinez is the last participant.
Allie is eliminated, leaving Rose, Priestley, Gibbs, Martinez and Baker in the game.
Baker knocks Martinez out of a great shot to eliminate it. We are now at our last three. In the end, Nyla Rose was the last woman standing. With this win, Rose travels to her hometown of Washington, DC, to challenge the winner of the Riho match against Hikaru Shida tonight at AEW On TNT's 10/2 premiere at Capital One Arena. .
Winner and participant in the first match of the AEW Women's World Championship: Nyla Rose
Private party against Angelico and Jack Evans
Our second pre-show match announced "Buy-In" has started, while Private Party is heading to the ring for a team action. Next come their opponents for tonight, the team Angelico & Jack Evans.
The two teams compete in high-flying until each guy mocks his partner, who enters and does the same thing. Quen and Kassidy stood out and ended up taking advantage over Evans. Evans pushes them away and strikes Kassidy with a springboard corkscrew. Angelico got the etiquette and he hit a double team double the top rope for a brace. Then Evans took the label again, but Quen finally returned.
Finally, Private Party touched poison ranas everywhere before hitting its finisher "Gin & Juice" for the victory at the fall.
Winners: private party
Last hype for AEW All Out 2019 Pay-Per-View
After the second of our two scheduled preliminary games, MJF is interviewed behind the scenes and then inside the Sears Arena Center, the Oklahoma Boomer-Sooner theme hits and the WWE Hall release Of Famer and the voice of All Elite Wrestling, "Good Ole JR" Jim Ross.
J.R. joins the crew at the announcing table to present the latest hype of the best games of tonight's show.
AEW All Out Results
The 2019 All Elite Wrestling Pay Per View Program (AEW) starts with the national anthem.
After that, we see the video package "Cold Open" embedded directly above.
From there we turn into the arena where the AEW ad team welcomes us. The trio breaks down some of the best matches scheduled for tonight's show. As they talk about each game, a chart appears in the arena, which gives us an idea of the level of excitement in the arena for each of the matches in this game. night because they play for everything except the echelon match and the first AEW world championship match. the best reactions.
SoCal Uncensored vs. Luchasaurus, Jungle Boy & Marko Stunt
After the deep decomposition of tonight's map, we shoot live on the entrance stage, where the SoCal Uncensored theme music is broadcast. Leave Kazarian, Daniels and Scorpio Sky. They make a promo before their opponents make their way to the ring.
After cutting their brief pre-match promo, we head back to the live stage where Luchasaurus, Jungle Boy and Marko Stunt head for the ring.
This match took a long time and finally gave exactly what it was meant for: a solid opening match to set the tone in the arena of tonight's show.
There were a lot of highlights, including a crazy suicide dive of Luchasaurus. Virtually everyone in this match has jumped from something or anyone, if it is both, many times.
In the end, it was the well-established SCU trio that managed to raise their hand. The three posed in the ring while advertisers rob the highlights of the show.
Winners: SoCal uncensored
CAP against Kenny Omega
The video package telling the story that preceded tonight's CAP vs. Kenny Omega match is broadcast as the action continues here at AEW All Out.
From there, we enter the Sears Center arena while the pyro explodes and the Omega theme song passes over the speakers of the house. Vice President AEW goes to the ring for our first individual Hoffman Estates night contest.
As stated earlier, PAC, formerly known as Neville in the WWE, replaces the short-notice opponent originally scheduled for Omega tonight, Jon Moxley.
PAC goes into the ring now, as advertisers tell us about his renewed interest in the wrestling profession. They remind the fans of PAC's decorated past and what it is capable of when it is not subject to any constraints.
The bell rings and it is gone. J.R. appears to be a little uneducated, asking his broadcaster partners if it is considered a silly question to ask if Omega has too much of an eye on PAC tonight. They explain why, yes, it may not be the smartest question to ask as it continues to unfold inside the square circle. He also points out how Omega is "the guy" right now because of "numerous online surveys".
After neither one nor the other of the two men is able to obtain an offensive advantage at the beginning of it, the action overflows the ground, where cap starts to show. a violent / average sequence. He takes the offensive and throws Omega on the ring before climbing to the top rope. He flies with a pre-double-foot dropkick that sends Omega flying through the ring. The fans boo while CAP watches an Omega on the ground, which begins to hit PAC from the mat. Cap cuts off his offensive attempts and slaps the side lock of an Omega still to the ground.
PAC continues its attack on Omega. Omega ends up on the ground and PAC climbs to the top rope. He changes direction before jumping and finally he jumps with a moon that sees a hard landing on Omega upstairs. The two guys are slowly recovering in the ring, where the action continues.
J.R. sells CAP's right ankle to comments as he climbs to the top rope. Advertisers continue to say that he is looking for his finisher. PAC creates a superb shot of 450 on Omega. PAC keeps control of the offense with ease while he plays with Omega, who is now struggling to regain a vertical base. Every guy exchanging chops and it seems that Omega is looking to make a comeback.
Omega hits a spiked dragon's summit and a V-Trigger on PAC for a near fall. He opts for another V-Trigger, but this time, PAC blocks the knee and starts to defend himself. He misses a punt attempt and Omega asks for another V-Trigger. Once again, PAC sees it coming and stops it. Seconds later, however, Omega dusted it off with a big V-Trigger landing. And another. The crowd is starting to activate while she sees a prolonged life at Omega for the first time in a long time.
A brief slip of Omega allows PAC to find its way into the offensive mix. The two men start by exchanging chops, punches and strikes in general. Omega PAC floors with a big knee strike. Omega places PAC on his shoulders, looking for an angel at a wing. PAC is fighting this, and PAC now associates Brutalizer's submission with a standing Kenny Omega. PAC is now emerging as advertisers point out that Omega is fading. Omega crushes on the carpet. The referee checks Omega and calls to the bell. The crowd is stunned. Omega is out.
Winner: PAC
Joey Janela vs. Jimmy Havoc vs. Darby Allin (Cracker Barrel Clash)
After the end of the match between CAP and Omega, things are going fast for the next match. It will be the Cracker Barrel Clash that will pit Joey Janela against Jimmy Havoc against Darby Allin in a threesome.
Each of the three participants in this match heads to the ring for the match named after AEW All Main Sponsor – Cracker Barrel.
Jim Ross explains that the first man to score a fall or bid wins the match. There are no disqualifications or counting. These are the very complex rules and regulations of the first-ever Crasher Barrel Clash in the history of everything and everything.
Every guy goes under the ring and catches a weapon. We grab a table, grab a chair and grab a stapler. Havoc grabbed the stapler and stapled himself while the fans were singing "You Sick F * ck! You are sick F * ck!
The fight takes place out of the ring. Allin and Janela seem to team up to take Havoc out of the match. They stick Havoc on a chair outside the ring. Darby is now laying a few bugs on the floor. They take some of them and scratch them in Havoc's eyes and face. Now they put tape on their mouths and closed Havoc's mouth. Advertisers panic, pointing out that bedbugs are now in Havoc's mouth.
With Havoc seemingly irrelevant, Allin and Janela return to the ring and the action begins. Darby walks the top rope and drags Janela's arms. Allin then climbs up and hits hard Havoc, who was still tied to the chair outside the ring. Fans burst into "Holy Sh * t! Holy Sh * t! "Sung.
Janela badly strikes Allin on the ring apron. Now he's putting a table bridge on the apron and the barricade. Havoc is finally released from the chair on which he was saved. He approaches Janela and spits bugs in her face. Havoc now holds the position of offensive pilot in this case, because Allin is still out of sales.
Back in the ring, Havoc catches another stapler and pursues Janela who catches her coming with the double boots. Now he grabs a piece of paper and slides it deliberately between Janela's fingers. Advertisers put an end to the pain of cutting paper. All this is really happening.
A basic rifle shot in the forehead followed by a monkey flip, and Janela is actually the monkey tipped straight into the chair – in a sitting position. A little cool. He poses in front of the seated fans until Havoc comes back from behind and re-arms him. Janela with a bomb on Allin across the aforementioned table bridge. Yes, as soon as Darby is finally up, he will come down for another extended break.
The songs of the "Cracker Barrel" are heard as Janela climbs to the top rope. He flew with a crazy moonsault movement, but Havoc moved and Janela hit the ground hard. Now fans are singing "We Want Barrels! We want barrels! ", Announced the announcer, ten minutes have passed. Now, a skateboard is introduced into the ring by Darby Allin. He explodes Janela with that. We see that the bottom of the skateboard is covered with bugs. Havoc went to cut the skateboard, but found out the hard way what was in the background.
Things continue to get crazier and more violent now that things seem to be ending at the very end of the very first "Cracker Barrel Clash" here at AEW All Out.
Ask and you will receive. Darby Allin grabs a giant wooden barrel and heads for the top rope. He jumps back sitting on the barrel as he flies outward. Unfortunately, nobody was there when he landed, so he crossed the barrel and probably added a lot of chips to the many bugs already buried in his ass.
Havoc superplexed Janela through another barrel that was set up in the ring. He strikes another splash on Janela and covers him. 1-2-3. The Cracker Barrel Clash is over and Jimmy Havoc is our winner.
Winner: Jimmy Havoc
The Dark Order against the best friends (Tour by AEW Tag First Round Bye)
After the announcement team amuses itself by joking about the fact that Cracker Barrel and sign language are not audible, we learn that the next match at AEW All Out will be a team competition with the winning team winning a pass in the first round in the AEW tag. Team Championship Tournament.
That said, The Dark Order (Evil Uno and Stu Grayson) head to the ring first. The next opponents are Chuck Taylor and Trent Beretta (Chuckie T. & Beretta).
The advertisers highlighted AEW's goal of re-establishing a legitimate team division in the wrestling world as The Best Friends ended its entry into the ring. Finally, the fans begin to sing, then the bell rings for it to be officially launched.
They give him a lot of the time, but in the end, it all boiled down to numbers.
That's right, despite the hard work of the four players inside the ring, "The Creepers", who accompany Stu Grayson and Evil Uno in the ring, provided the necessary distraction and interference, which led the Black order to hit his receiver double 1-2-3.
The Black Order takes the "W" and with the win, he advances to get a first-round pass in the AEW World Team Championship Tournament.
Winners and advancement with a first round pass in the AEW Team Championship Tournament: The Dark Order
After the match: Orange Cassidy saves money
After the match, Orange Cassidy, who had his hands in his pocket, eliminated the four members of The Dark Order near the ring after trying to place Best Friends at the back.
He did it, besides, without ever taking his hands out of his pockets. The crowd loves Cassidy, who ends up hugging Chuck Taylor.
Riho against Hikaru Shida (AEW women's title eliminator)
Our next face-to-face individual match is on tonight's card. This will feature the stars of the Japanese professional wrestling Riho and Hikaru Shida.
As advertisers point out, Nyla Rose has already won the 21-player Battle Casino Royale earlier in the evening during AEW All Out's "All-in" pre-season. With this victory, she has already passed half of the match that will crown the first female world champion of the AEW.
Meeting Rose in the first-ever AEW World Women's Championship match will be the winner of this match between Riho and Shida. The first match of the AEW Women's World Championship is scheduled for the first episode of AEW On TNT, which will take place from Capital One Arena in Washington, DC on Wednesday, October 2nd.
The two ladies made their way to the ring, the bell rang and it is officially launched. It started a little slowly, but the pace accelerated before the finish, which allowed Riho to raise his hand.
With this win, Riho will face Nyla Rose in the opening match of the AEW Women's World Championship on 10/2. Rose goes out and stands at the top of the stage. The two girls look at each other as the camera leans over to show the vacant AEW Women's World Championship belt. Highlights of the action are shown when advertisers recap the match.
Winner and participant in the first match of the AEW Women's World Championship: Riho
Cody vs. Shawn Spears
Our next battle is two old friends who have become fierce enemies after a brutal and unprotected chair-to-head.
The camera is getting closer to the announcement team that will prepare the next match – Cody vs. Shawn Spears. The video package presented shows the whole story of this rivalry as we approach the show tonight.
First, we see the lights go out and a projector lights up at the top of the entrance scene. It's "AEW's President," Shawn Spears, who sits on the chair that he's wrapped in AEW's skull, AEW Fyter Fest's Vice President Cody. The lights turn orange, we see the eyes of Spears, who have crazy contacts, while he is accompanied by Tully Blanchard, member of the Hall of Famer WWE.
His entrance ends and we see Brandi Rhodes walking in the corridors behind the scenes. Diamond Dallas joins her with her as she continues to walk. MJF joins them as they continue to walk. Eventually, they get closer to the entrance and the camera goes off and returns to a dark arena with just the prep area lit up by the menacing music and smoke that escapes. Slowly, Cody emerges as the lights turn on and the music resumes. Cody is joined by the aforementioned trio as fire and pyro explode inside the Sears Arena Center.
Cody's input music is played when Brandi, DDP and MJF come out of the entrance and join Cody. They are all four by the entrance ramp, under the direction of Cody, while our next face-to-face confrontation here at AEW All Out is in a few moments. Earl Hebner informs them when they arrive at the ring's edge that only one of them can stay in his corner. Cody chooses MJF to stay. Brandi undresses Cody, she and DDP head backwards. We see Tully Blanchard and Shawn Spears on one side of the floor, while Cody and MJF stand on the other.
Before presentations can be made or bells ring, Cody climbs to the top and flies to the ground, splashing Spears and taking him outside to get things done as he pleases. Fans appear as he does before the match starts in the ring.
Cody continues to release Spears before he can begin, which is a smart strategy, as advertisers point out. Finally, Spears takes charge of the offensive control of the match and, at the heel, he takes a slow and methodical approach to dominate his opponent with the opposite face.
This leads to a place that is just a classic tactic of Tully Blanchard's heel. Spears takes the weight belt around Cody's waist, but before he can use it, he finds himself in a difficult match with referee Earl Hebner. They make the cheap pop spot where Hebner goes off and pushes Spears back and Spears moves back semi-loosely.
Finally, Spears throws out the weight belt without using it, but by the time Earl gets rid of it, Tully Blanchard is giving Spears an extra weight belt, which Spears is using while Earl is getting rid of the weight belt that he has. he knew about it. Cody finally has enough and breaks, but Spears manages to cut Cody's attempt to return.
Cody selling his left knee as Spears begins to focus his attack on the knee. Spears lifts Cody on his shoulders to the outside of the ring and sinks him into the steel ramp. The two guys are now out of the ring while Earl Hebner comes to see them.
While Jim Ross makes a play on words "at a crossroads", Cody hits Spears with the CrossRhodes, which seems to have won the game. Unfortunately for Cody, one of the smartest heels of all time, Tully Blanchard, is ready for anything to blow in the air.
While Cody was trying to finish Spears, Tully's interference caught the referee's attention. This encourages MJF to get involved and all hell breaks loose. In the confusion, WWE Hall Of Famer and another former Four Horsemen member, Arn Anderson, hit the ring to perform the rescue. He hits a pocket book Double-A Spinebuster on Spears.
Tully, shocked, climbs the ramp with the jaw down, looking to face his former partner and fellow member of Four Horsemen behind the scenes after what happened.
Meanwhile, Cody is found and brings Spears back into the ring. He sees a steel chair in the ring while Spears is down. Cody, with a defiant air, approaches and grabs the chair, taking it with emphasis. Spears is begging. Cody drops the chair and pushes Spears, swirling his arms and hitting him with a bionic elbow in honor of his father, "The American Dream," Dusty Rhodes. Cody hits another CrossRhodes for good measure and covers Spears. 1-2-3. Cody gets the victory and revenge against "The President of AEW", his long-time friend become a formidable rival, Shawn Spears.
Winner: Cody
The Lucha Bros (C) vs. The Young Bucks (Scale Qualifying for the Title by an AAA)
It's time for our main event of the evening. Escalera From The Muerte. A match of scale. AAA World Team Championships Online. Pentagon Jr & Rey Fenix - Lucha Brothers Matt Jackson & Nick Jackson – The Young Bucks.
Oh, it's time. PEOPLE!
The Lucha Bros arrive first, followed by The Young Bucks, wearing Mexican masks and masks, mocking in the manner of their opponents at the main event co-organized by AEW All Out.
The commentators have traced the history of the games played and explained what was expected of them and why it was even more possible to do it with these four guys here tonight.
The bell rings as the four men are in the ring now. We see a closeup of the team AAA championship camera hanging over the center of the ring, while fans are shouting random bullshit in Spanish.
The Young Bucks remove their entry equipment, as do the Lucha Bros. Both teams laugh a little and play a little before the crowd before things materialize and the match begins.
Once it starts, it starts. And I mean hurry. These two teams left nothing behind because they suffered more physical trauma than a victim of a car accident.
The match was too much for counting, with scales and tables broken and thrown away as if they were no longer fashionable (which seems impossible in the world of professional wrestling, especially these two 'objects foreigners. ")
Highlights included Meltzer pilots on ladders, and a place where opposing team members were on top of huge ladders on the ground, while opposing team members were arranged on tables below them. At the same time, they stood at the top of the ladder on both sides of the ring, threatening to jump on their teammate until, yes, you guessed it well, they both jumped and crashed their teammate at the same time.
Later, one of the Bucks was on a ladder when he was knocked over, sending the Buck flying out, where two tables were stacked one on the other. other. Unfortunately, it seemed like he had only gone through one and his head had hit the side of the other.
Back in the ring, we continue the ladder, which is stopped when one of the Bucks advances and pulls the mask of Pentagon JR. The Young Bucks are finally both ready now, while the other Buck has just been removed. Finally, the Pentagon JR, mask in place, climbs to one side of the ring ladder while Fenix climbs to the other. They get the titles and win the match.
Winners and Team Team Champions AAAA: The Lucha Bros
After the match: Mystery Masked Men Attack
After the Lucha Bros managed to retain their titles, two masked men hit the ring and eliminated the champions before turning to The Young Bucks. They take them out too.
Finally, the two masked characters stand in front of the camera side of the ring and remove the masks to reveal that they are former multiple champions of the world label team IMPACT Wrestling World, LAX – Santana and Ortiz.
The crowd appears as LAX poses in the ring with its Latin American Xchange colors and flags flying in the air. They throw their disgusted mask on The Young Bucks and finally leave the ring while the highlights of the ladder match are visible.
Chris Jericho vs. "hanged" Adam Page (AEW World Title)
Very well wrestling fans, there is only one match left. The story is about to be made as the first world heavyweight champion All Elite Wrestling (AEW) is about to be determined.
The first ever vacant AEW World Heavyweight Championship match will then take place here at AEW All Out, while Chris Jericho and "The Hangman" Adam Page would play against each other at our main event.
After the elaborate video kit that tells the story of the first Jericho-Page match with the AEW World Title, "Hangman" theme music, Adam Page, will resonate in the speakers of the Hoffman Sears Center Arena. Estates, Illinois. horse to the ring.
After that, the lights go out and it's time for Chris Jericho to hit the ring to try to make history by adding another world champion title to his long collection. Jericho walks into the ring with what looks like a Fozzy song. He goes out in his spiked leather jacket with a black hat while the pyro explodes behind him and goes slowly to the ring.
And it's gone! It's time for our main event of the evening. It's time to crown the first ever AEW World Heavyweight Champion. It's time for Chris Jericho and "Hangman" Page to face each other one-on-one.
This one had a lot of time to develop and tell a story, as the PPV ran until midnight Eastern time, with the main event starting with more 40 minutes remaining in the PPV window to close the business.
Jericho and Hangman Page told an excellent story and staged an impressive talent in what was an excellent corker for an even better night. When the smoke dissipated and the dust dissipated, Jericho caught up with Hangman Page with his new knockout to mark the pin and become the first AEW World Heavyweight Champion.
Winner and first AEW World Champion: Chris Jericho
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