AEW All Out 2022 Results (9/4): Jon Moxley Vs. CM Punk, Inaugural Trios Champions Crowned, MJF Returns

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Tonight's PPV features a loaded card with 15 matches taking place across the Zero Hour pre-show and the main card, with eight championship matches taking place, as well as several grudge bouts between major rivals. The main event will see Jon Moxley and CM Punk collide once again for the AEW World Championship in front of the Chicago crowd at the Now Arena.

Announced Card

* Eddie Kingston vs Tomohiro Ishii 

* PAC (c) vs Kip Sabian – AEW All Atlantic Championship Match

* HOOK (c) vs Angelo Parker – FTW Championship Match

* Sammy Guevara & Tay Melo (c) vs. Ortiz & Ruby Soho – AAA World Mixed Tag Team Championship Match

* The Elite (Kenny Omega, Matt Jackson & Nick Jackson) vs Dark Order – World Trios Championship Tournament Final for AEW World Trios Championship

* Bryan Danielson vs Chris Jericho 

* Toni Storm vs Hikaru Shida vs Britt Baker vs Jamie Hayter – Interim AEW Women's Championship Match

* Wardlow & FTR (Cash Wheeler & Dax Harwood) vs Jay Lethal & Motor City Machine Gun(Alex Shelley & Chris Sabin)

* Wheeler Yuta vs Claudio Castagnoli vs Rush vs Andrade El Idolo vs Rey Fenix vs Penta Oscuro vs Dante Martin vs Joker? – Casino Ladder Match for AEW World Title Shot

* Christian Cage vs Jungle Boy 

* Swerve in Our Glory (Keith Lee & Shane Strickland)(c) vs The Acclaimed (Max Caster & Anthony Bowens) – AEW World Tag Team Championship Match

* Powerhouse Hobbs vs Ricky Starks

* Jade Cargill (c) vs Athena – AEW TBS Women's Championship Match

* House of Black (Malakai Black, Buddy Mathews & Brody King) vs Miro, Sting & Darby Allin 

* Jon Moxley (c) vs CM Punk – AEW World Championship Match

The two me lock up to start this one off, with the champion bringing Angelo Parker down to the mat, but a distraction from Matt Menard allows his partner to get a cheap shot in, which he follows up by sending HOOK into the ropes. Parker continues to remain in control from that point, connecting with a dropkick, but HOOK fights back and stomps on Menard's hand when he tries to get involved again. 

He follows up with several Judo throws and an exploder suplex, and even though Parker then connects with a big boot the champion begins throwing hands. HOOK connects with another suplex, and then Red Rum is put on as Parker taps out immediately. 

Winner (and still champion): HOOK

After the bell Menard hits the ring and attacks the champion from behind, stomping away on him in the corner. However, Action Bronson is here and he's seen enough, he throws Menard away and then throws Parker across the ring as he and HOOK stand tall as the Jericho Appreciation Society stars head to the back. 

The two men waste zero time getting aggressive as they go back and forth just chopping each other's chests with some huge strikes as they get a standing ovation, and it is Eddie Kingston who comes out on top by shoving his opponent down. Tomohiro Ishii responds with even more chops though, attacking Kingston in the corner as he falls down to the mat due to the pressure. 

Kingston then gets up and throws a few more chops, but one big forearm strike from Ishii sends the AEW star to the mat, with Ishii following up with a suplex. Kingston isn't done fighting though, he comes back with the machine gun chops in the corner, planting the NJPW star with a pitbull and then a running elbow strike. Kingston then begins throwing more chops, but Ishii takes them all and comes back with a shoulder block. 

Ishii kicks Kingston in the back, but that fires him up and then they begin slapping each other in the face with Ishii taking control, but Kingston then manages to take Ishii down but hurts his shoulder in the process. Kingston then gets suplexed and nailed with a massive lariat, with both men then doing the same thing and just falling to the mat. When they get up Kingston hits another lariat and then a powerbomb, but Ishii is able to kick out. 

Ishii connects with an enziguri and a big lariat, but this time it is Kingston who is able to kick out. Ishii looks for a brainbuster, but Kingston blocks it and hits the Uraken, but Ishii kicks out! He then hits another, but follows it up with the Northern Lights Bomb, and this time Ishii stays down. 

Winner: Eddie Kingston

"Hangman" Adam Page starts this one out with Nick Jackson, but Matt Jackson and Alex Reynolds are quick to tag themselves in, but as they go back and forth John Silver then tags in and takes a cheap shot at his back. The two of them start stomping down on Matt's bad back, but Page gets in the ring and tells them to stop, he tags in, and then it comes down to Kenny Omega and Page.

They lock up and end up heading into the corner as Silver tags himself in and takes control of the arm, allowing Reynolds to come in and send Omega into the turnbuckles. They bring down Omega and hit stereo dropkicks, but then Omega tags himself in as they argue, with Omega and Page then trading big chops until the Cowboy hits a massive big boot and a fallaway slam. 

Page looks to springboard and attack Omega, but he moves and eats a superkick from Nick, while The Young Bucks also take out his partners. Back in the ring and Matt hits a big elbow drop, but Page is able to kick out. The Elite then work together with some combination offense to take Page down, but he responds with a Death Valley Driver to Omega which allows him to tag Silver. 

He charges with lariats to Matt, following up with a big boot as he takes out Brandon Cutler and Kenny Omega only to run into a boot from Nick Jackson. However, Silver turns it around, lifting Nick in the air as Reynolds flies out of the ring to attack him, which leads to the Spin Doctor being hit, with Omega breaking up the pinfall. Silver lights up Omega with a series of strikes, but Omega then reverses to hit a Dragon Suplex.

The Dark Order then all charge into the corner on Omega, hitting a series of moves that leads to a very close fall! The Young Bucks then hit superkicks while Omega connects with a V Trigger, and he then hits his classic dive out of the ring to take everyone down. Matt tries to send Reynolds into their corner but he reverses and The Elite accidentally kick their man in the face. 

Once again Omega and Page square off, but they're not legal and the referee puts a stop to it, so they drag their partners and tag in and start throwing hands immediately. Omega comes out on top to hit the Tiger Driver, put it's not enough. They then get to the top turnbuckle with Page sending Omega flying, but once again it's not enough, and he follows it with the Buckshot Lariat to the back of the head. 

He wants another but Matt Jackson pulls him, and when he gets back in, Nick Jackson hits the move himself, following it with their superkick but Reynolds breaks it up. Silver then nails Omega in the face, while Reynolds stops the Bucks, which gets him a close fall. Silver looks for the discus clothesline but Omega reverses, only for Silver to roll up Omega and almost win the entire thing!

Silver then sets up Omega for a Buckshot Lariat, but as he looks to hit that Omega moves. Page takes out his man and Omega rolls him up to become the first ever champions. 

Winners (and first-ever champions) The Elite

Before the match Sonjay Dutt puts on a t-shirt mocking Dax Harwood's daughter, calling her an eight-year-old brat, but when FTR make their entrance she is with him which gets a huge pop. The match begins with Jay Lethal spitting on Wardlow, and despite him trying to set the Figure Four in, the TNT Champion powers him up to try hit a Powerbomb, but Lethal is able to scamper away and tag in Chris Sabin. 

Dax Harwood comes in as well, only to be sent across the ring with arm drag, with the two men then slapping each other as Harwood manages to hit a shoulder tackle and then several jabs and a lariat. Motor City Machine Guns are able to turn things around with some tag team work though, as they then split Harwood's legs by pulling them apart, but he fights back against Alex Shelley with a huge chop and a back body drop as Cash Wheeler comes in. 

Wardlow manages to take down both of the Impact stars as Harwood looks for a submission, only for their opponents to distract the referee allowing some tandem offense to attack Harwood. MCMG continue to stay in control as Lethal then comes in and begins exchanging chops with Harwood, he then avoids friendly fire from MCMG and that allows him to tag Wheeler who nails a big knee to Shelley. 

The heels turn things around by using the numbers game, and Wheeler gets isolated in the corner as they lock up his legs around the ropes to attack him. Lethal then sets in the Figure Four, but when Sabin comes back in Wheeler drops him down to his knee, which ends up hurting both of them. Wardlow tags in and drops all three men, hitting the F10 to Lethal who then kicks out of the pinfall. 

MCMG pull FTR off the apron and then hit thrust kicks, and with the official distracted Satnam Singh gets a shot in on Wardlow, who is then hit by double kicks from MCMG as Sabin then launches himself out of the ring to take out FTR. They then hold Wardlow, allowing Lethal to hit an Elbow Drop, but the champion is able to kick out as FTR then returns to try even the numbers. 

Shelley is dropped with a Big Rig, but they then get taken down with a double Lethal Injection only for Wardlow to headbutt him and then connect with a huge lariat. He follows that with a Powerbomb 

Winners: Wardlow & FTR

After the match the heels try to outnumber them, but Samoa Joe returns to level things up! Sonjay gets thrown into the ring and Dax's daughter comes down and breaks his pencil, with Harwood then nailing him with a right hand. She then pins Dutt with the group celebrating together.

We kickstart with the usual rap as Max Caster takes a shot at Keith Lee by calling him Lizzo. It's Anthony Bowens and Swerve Strickland that start this one, while the fans are going crazy for Daddy Ass outside the ring. Both men make a tag and Caster showcases his speed with some quick shots and then a dropkick, following up with a hurricanrana to send the champion flying. 

The Acclaimed then nail tandem dropkicks to both men as they then scissor to the pop of the crowd. Lee then starts connecting with some clubbing blows before he charges from behind and takes out Caster with Strickland coming in with a diving uppercut and he then mocks the scissor deal. Lee comes back and hits his huge chop to him, but Caster is able to tag in, as does Strickland. 

They go back and forth with Bowens connecting with an elbow strike and then a suplex which gets a near fall. Bowens then tries to dive from the second rope but he slips and hurts his knee. He recovers enough to land the knee lift, but that hurts his knee again as well, and Strickland then throws him out, with the knee once again taking a bump on the landing as Strickland then dives out of the ring to dropkick the injured area. 

The champions continue focusing on the injury, hitting a knee breaker as Lee comes in and drops himself down onto the injury with a splash. Bowens tries to fire himself up and he comes over the top turnbuckle with a neck breaker as Caster then tags in and launches himself out of the ring to Swerve. He follows with a diving crossbody to Lee, but he can only get a near fall. 

Caster attempts to lift the big man, but that doesn't work, however he is able to avoid the charge as Lee ends up hitting his partner instead, and The Acclaimed then work together with Bowens hitting a knee strike. He tags back in but yet again the knee isn't able to sustain it, and Lee swipes at the knee with a huge kick as he then goes to the top rope. Caster jumps up to meet him there and so does Bowens and they hit a double brainbuster. However, as they land, Strickland comes straight in with a stomp from the top rope, which gets a near fall. 

Swerve then puts all his focus on the knee, locking in a submission while he stomps on his head, however Caster saves the day with a springboard dropkick. Caster eats a kick to the side of the head from Swerve, but he is able to kick out again as Bowens then pulls Strickland, holding him from the ring apron as Caster dives down with the Mic Drop. Lee then gets involved, but Billy Gunn steps up onto the apron to go face to face with him, the distraction allows Caster to hit a dropkick and he then lifts him up onto his shoulders and drops Lee down to a huge ovation. 

Bowens drops Strickland which leads into the Mic Drop, but Lee breaks it up right at the last. Strickland then hits a Death Valley Driver on Bowens on the apron, as Lee tags in as Bownes begins chopping them both. However, Swerve accidentally kicks his partner, but the following roll up doesn't get the job done. Bowens ends up on Lee's shoulders as Swerve drops in with the assist for the champions to retain. 

Winners (and still champions): Swerve In Our Glory 

Christian Cage comes out and starts talking trash to Jungle Boy's mom at ringside, and she slaps him. Jungle Boy then appears and he looks back as if Luchasaurus is going to return, but he appears from the heel tunnel and Chokeslams him onto the steel instead, turning on him again. Luchasaurus then carries him to ringside and puts Jungle Boy through the table in front of his family, which leads to him being checked on by Aubrey Edwards.

Despite being attacked Jungle Boy agrees to wrestle, but he is immediately dropped with a Spear, however, he manages to kick out! Cage instantly gets back on the attack, hitting a Killswitch and this time there is no kicking out. After the match, Cage and Luchasaurus celebrate together to showcase that they are officially back together as a duo.

Winner: Christian Cage

Alex is backstage with Orange Cassidy and PAC, and it has been made official that it will be Death Triangle vs. Best Friends on "AEW Dynamite." PAC says Orange is a little doggy barking up the wrong tree, with Danhausen then celebrating with them. 

Malakai Black and Miro waste no time going back and forth here, with the House Of Black star using his quick strikes to dominate until Buddy Matthews tags in, as he gets launched across the ring and then splashed. Darby Allin wants to tag in, but Miro thinks differently as he plants Matthews. Darby then does come in and he picks up the pace until he aims for a Code Red and just gets a kick to his face instead from Black. 

Brody King then gets involved and shows his power, setting Allin on the top rope and then chopping him to the floor. Matthews returns and connects with a major knee strike and then a cheap shot to Sting on the apron, but Miro gets tagged in, yet the official didn't see it due to a Julia Hart distraction. Sting does get a tag though and he picks up the pace, hitting his splashes in the corner to Matthews and King.

King tries to choke Sting but Sting drops him on the top rope, and he then throws Matthews at Black, telling him to tag in. He obliges and they go back and forth with strikes as Black ends up bust open, and he sets in the Scorpion Deathlock. While that happens the rest of HOB take shots at him but he fires back each time until Black reverses and puts in a knee bar, but Miro drags him off by his hair to split it. 

Sting is able to hit a Scorpion Death Drop onto King, with Allin hitting the Coffin Drop but that gets broken up as Miro then sends Matthews out of the ring and Brody flying with a thrust kick. Miro charges around to Matthews again, but he reverses it and sends Miro into the steel steps instead. Sting ends up inside the ring with Black who is setting up for the finish, but instead Sting sprays mist in his face which allows Allin to hit the Last Supper for the victory. 

Winners: Darby Allin, Sting, & Miro

Daniel Garcia is shown backstage with Chris Jericho, and he asks why he wasn't out there celebrating with him. Garcia says he told him last week he didn't need to cheat, and he says he was disappointed. Jericho tells Garcia that next week he has the biggest match of his career and JAS isn't going to be there to support him.