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com Arena Sunday night, and the event lived up to the hype, featuring plenty of violence, supersyta and most importantly, cheers from the Los Angeles crowd. Here is a match-by-match breakdown. AEW Revolution: Zero Hour Big boom AJ and QT Marshall vs The Infantry The crowd loved this match from the very beginning.

Aside from the excellent wrestling, including from Big Boom AJ, TV show host Wayne Brady got involved when the Infantry’s Shane Taylor threw him from over the barricade into ringside. Taylor then threw Big Justice onto the ground before Big Justice speared him, which then led to the good guys getting the win back in the ring, many ‘Boom’s’ being yelled out and the Rizzler hitting his patented ‘Rizz Face’ to the elated Los Angeles crowd. TBS Championship: Champ Willow Nightingale vs Lena Kross This was a technical masterclass between Nightingale and Kross, as these two started out slow and built the match with sheer physicality and intensity.

Kross played the ‘Giant’ role well, making it hard for Nightingale to fully put her away. After a slew of reversals and counters, Nightingale hit Kross with a surprise roll-up, winning the match and retaining her title. Kross’ partner Megan Bayne attacked Willow after the match, putting her in jeopardy for the tag team match later in the evening.

21 Man Blackjack Battle Royale for AEW National Champ When you google the definition of chaos in the dictionary, you might find the Blackjack Battle Royale match. Featuring crowd favorites like Tomasso Ciampa, Jungle Jack Perry and champion Riccochet, this match went all over the ringside area. With amazing spots like Komander walking the tight rope into a dive, it was easy for the crowd to get into this one.