Ruthless Aggression Era Project: WWE Monday Night Raw Review - October 20th, 2003

WWE Monday Night Raw

October 20th, 2003

Wilkes Barre, PA

World Heavyweight Champion: Goldberg (since 9/21/03)

Intercontinental Champion: Christian (since 8/10/03)

World Tag Team Champions: The Dudley Boyz (since 9/21/03)

WWE Women's Champion: Molly Holly (since 7/28/03)

In Memory of Road Warrior Hawk Video Package airs… 

To open the show, Stone Cold Steve Austin comes out. He says there was a note on his desk to meet someone in the ring so here he is. Out comes Test and Stacy Keibler. Test is pissed about last week and the fact that he got injured at a house show in a match Austin booked. Austin tries to get Test to provoke him. Stacy ends up bumping Test into Austin and Austin cracks him with a stunner. Eric Bischoff comes up on the screen and says this shit is pathetic and proposes a Team Austin vs. Team Bischoff match at Survivor Series. If Team Austin wins, the physical provocation rule will be void and if Bischoff wins, Austin will no longer share GM responsibilities with him. Austin is down and toasts and STACY JOINS IN THIS TIME!!!

Backstage, Shane McMahon is standing around. 

1) The Dudley Boyz vs. La Resistance (Rob Conway & Rene Dupree) 

The only thing this is good for is them Dudleyz hitting a Doomsday Device in tribute to Road Warrior Hawk. Take er home boys. 

Match rating - *1/2

Backstage, Ric Flair and Randy Orton are talking when Booker T walks up. They get into it about who’s here to prove themselves more and Book slaps him and challenges him to a match NEXT. 

2) Booker T vs. Randy Orton 

My review of this match kept getting ate, it rocked, though. But I am not about to write up anything again so here's the rating.. Book wins via contour in sub 5 mins. 

Match rating - **3/4

3) Rob Van Dam & Lance Storm vs. Chris Jericho & Scott Steiner 

“What is ice?” -Jim Ross 

This was a good Monday Night Raw tag team match. Jericho & Storm naturally work well together. Steiner & RVD play their roles well. Steiner continuously pulls Storm out and slams him into the steps and shit. Just good basic rudo shit. Steiner even ends up using a chair on Van Dam’s back behind the ref’s back and it allows Jericho to hit the lionsault for the win.

Match rating - **3/4

After the match, Jericho & Steiner add insult to injury by continuing to assault Van Dam & Storm.

Back at the commentary table, JR & King pay tribute to Hawk and also queue up a Stu Hart memorial video with a monologue by Vince.

Meanwhile, Chris Jericho is all worked up and starts flirting with Trish Stratus. They both seem to have a thing for each other and awkwardly walk off. The crowd was chanting “We Want Puppies” through this whole thing. 

Over in the Evolution locker room, Randy Orton gets ambushed by Lance Cade & Mark Jindrak. I AM SCREAMING. This shit was hilarious. They steal the brief case with the Goldberg bounty money in it and run off. Orton chases after them as we go to commercial. 

Back from commercial, Orton is still running and he runs into Ric Flair. Flair doesn’t realize Orton lost the money so Orton plays it off. Flair says “you got the money right?” And Orton says yes and Flair tells him to go flaunt it front of Shawn during his match. Flair walks off WOO’ing and Orton looks concerned as fuck cause his dumbass lost the money. 

4) Trish Stratus & Lita vs. Molly Holly & Victoria (w/ Steven Richards)

“These two, they’re a potato salad and baked beans away from a tailgate party.” -Jim Ross 

JR says Molly has a bullseye on her backside and Jerry gets horny. He then says Stevie Richards is Victoria’s TRAILER. These fuckers have got to STOP LMAO. Stevie ends up being the determining factor of this match as he helps Molly & Victoria get the victory. After the match, they attack Lita while Trish is down and… Christian? comes down to make the save. 

5) Maven vs. Ric Flair

Flair basically lets Maven get a chance to shine and he doesn’t necessarily shine. He holds steady and does stuff and it’s passive and fine, but when you d got Naitch in there and he’s doing his schtick and letting you get stuff in, you have to nail it. I guess it’s better than shitting the bed, but in a way, you got a chance to wrestle Flair and all I could say was good here was Flair bumping around for you.. hm. Anyways. Flair wins using the tights, once again making Maven look better than he could make himself look here. 

Match rating - *3/4

Backstage, Flair approaches Orton stoked on his win. Orton still can’t find the money so he tells Flair that Cade & Jindrak jumped him and stole the money. Flair spazzed the fuck out and they go to find the money when a bunch of cops and security come running through and BY FUCKING GOD ITS KANE STANDING IN THE GARAGE WITH A TOWEL ON HIS HEAD. JR exclaims “MY GOD….” with a growl that made me howl. 

SURVIVOR SERIES coming in 4 weeks to Dallas, Texas and holy fuck that video package just made me so nostalgic. Man… I miss my childhood. I gotta find that song somewhere. (it’s Build a Bridge by Limp Bizkit)

Back from commercial, Big Kane is here. JR is still unloading. Kane walks us through his thoughts when he beat up Linda. He explains that inflicting pain turns him on. He says Shane can’t do anything to stop him. Fire couldn’t, a tractor trailer crash couldn’t, but at Survivor Series, he will give him one more shot. Kane says Survivor Series will be the end of Shane, but for now, his pain has just begun. 

Meanwhile, Triple H catches Cade & Jindrak with a 2x4 as they are trying to escape the arena with the briefcase full of money. H approaches Orton & Flair in the locker room and says Orton best not lose the money again because Shawn Michaels is about to beat Goldberg and collect the bounty up next..

6) Goldberg (c) vs. Shawn Michaels - World Heavyweight Championship Match

This doesn’t go too long before Goldberg accidentally spears the referee. Shawn superkicks him and another referee runs down. Before anything can happen, BATISTA jumps the railing making his first appearance in a long ass time. Batista hits the spine buster and the Batista bomb on Goldberg then snaps his leg in a chair while Jim Ross puts him over like crazy on commentary. “THIS GUY IS BIGGER THAN GOLDBERG!!!”” Batista leaves the ring and Evolution comes out to meet him at the entrance to deliver him his bounty for destroying Goldberg. This closes the show. 

BATISTA HAS COLLECTED THE BOUNTY.....

Ruthless Aggression Era Project: WWE No Mercy Review - October 19th, 2003

WWE No Mercy 

October 19th, 2003

Baltimore, Maryland 

WWE Champion: Brock Lesnar (since 9/18/03)

WWE United States Champion: Eddie Guerrero (since 7/27/03)

WWE Tag Team Champions: Los Guerreros (since 9/18/03)

WWE Cruserweight Champion: Tajiri (since 9/25/03)

Taz & Michael Cole welcome us in after the opening video package highlighting Steph/Vince and Angle/Cena and then introduce the Spanish announce team. 

1) Tajiri (c) vs. Rey Mysterio - Cruserweight Title Match 

I buckled up for this one. They do some limb work that is good, but inevitably this breaks down into spots and stuff. Great opening match type shit, though. Rey seems to be building a comeback when two “fans” try to run in and it distracts him and Tajiri hits a buzzsaw kick and pins Rey to retain. 

Match rating - ***

Backstage, Josh Mathews interviews Mr. McMahon… he says anyone who tries to interfere tonight in his match with Stephanie will be fired. 

2) Chris Benoit vs. A-Train

These two are just awesome together and this was no different. In this one, A-Train gets the upper hand early and dominates the Rabid Wolverine. Train tosses him around and Benoit’s mouth ends up busted open which is a great visual. After getting dropped head first on a chair, Benoit somehow manages to fire up and drop Train with some suplexes after a cross face attempt false finish. A-Train regains control momentarily and sets up a chair in the corner, he ends up accidentally kicking it when Benoit moves and his leg gets caught in it. This gives Benoit a target. Dragon screw into sharpshooter and Train has no choice, but to tap. 

Match rating - ***1/2 

Backstage, Heidenreich has Shannon Moore jacked up against the wall. Matt Hardy walks up. Heidenreich is pissed because “Little Jimmy” told him about them throwing his tape away. Hardy says it was misinformation and it was actually a “Best of Shannon Moore” tape that they threw away so Heidenreich lets Shannon go. 

3) Matt Hardy (w/ Shannon Moore) vs. Zach Gowen 

This shit ain’t fun no more. Gowen doesn’t die and it’s boring. Shannon interferes. Hardy plays chicken shit. Gowen gets his first ever win in WWE and also his lamest showing ever. Greeaaaatttt. 

Match rating - ** 

4) The Bashams vs. APA (Bradshaw & Farooq) 

This all stems from Bradshaw and the clothesline from hell he hit on Shanequa a few weeks back (I think). This happens and it isn’t Great. Near the end, after Bradshaw hits the last call on one of them Basham boys, Shanequa shows up with a bat while the ref is down off an unintentional Farooq bump and hits Bradshaw which allows the Bashams to get the upset victory. 

Match rating - *1/2 

Backstage, Shanequa says Bradshaw’s clothesline the other week caused her tits to swell and that doctors say IT MIGHT BE PERMANENT. Doug and Danny Basham are horny and gripping her waist. Shanequa says they’ve been doing such a good job and deserves a reward. Doug says “yes mistress” and they go to “whip it good”… what a segment. 

5) Mr. McMahon (w/ Sable) vs. Stephanie McMahon (w/ Linda McMahon) “I Quit” Match

If Stephanie loses, she is no longer Smackdown GM. This is a fucking mess. Horrible Vince melodrama. Cringy. Stupid. Gross. All the Things. I’m not recapping anything that happened in this shit because it is not worthy of such. Vince wins after Linda throws in the towel while her daughter is being choked. 

Match rating - 1/2*

After the match, Vince takes shit a step further and shoves his wife of 37 years, Linda McMahon to the mat and then proceeds to make out with Sable on the ring apron. Cameras shift to Cole & Tazz as they ponder the future of Smackdown without Stephanie as GM and emphasize how fucked everything Vince just did was. 

6) John Cena vs. Kurt Angle 

This match lowkey rocks. It is no masterpiece. It is no all timer, but it bangs. The street fighting dynamic against the Olympic gold medalist was awesome and these two worked it super well and made it the full story of the match. I say it a lot in these reviews, but it’s so easy to see why WWE saw so much in John Cena in these early years and pushed him toward what he would become. Unfortunately, it goes into Kurt formula and he wins with the ankle lock.

Match rating - ***

7) Eddie Guerrero (c) vs. The Big Show - United States Championship Match 

The build to this was phenomenal and set the stage for a story that was super easy to follow. Eddie’s back is all taped from the glass that cut him up on Smackdown. Show chops not only the chest, but also the back which cause blood to begin to drip from the bandages on the champion’s back. Eddie fights from underneath which is always good. It’s a little more one sided than I anticipated and Eddie ends up eating the loss and we have a new US Champion. Crowd was also kinda dead for this after Cena/Angle. 

Match rating - **3/4 

After the match, Chavo tries to comfort Eddie and remind him they are still tag champs, but Eddie isn’t having it, he wants his US Title back. 

Backstage, Big Show hoots and hollers about how he told everyone he would destroy Guerrero and now he’s done it and is our new United States Champion. 

8) Brock Lesnar (c) vs. The Undertaker - Biker Chain Match for the WWE Championship 

Off the jump, I’ll say this felt more like a TV main event than a PPV main event. A lot of the early time felt sort of wasted to kill time til the FBI interference and the build toward the grabbing of the chain by Taker. The crowd pops and wakes up huge for these moments, though. Taker gets the chain after fighting off interference, but once he does, Mr. McMahon shows up and crotches Taker on the top rope. DAMN. This allows Brock to scoop the chain and scoop the victory and retain the title. Vince flees the ring and it’s funny as fuck how scared he is of Taker even when he’s on his ass. 

Match rating - **1/2 

 

The show closes with Lesnar celebrating with the title. 

Random Match Review: Terry Funk vs. Eddy Guerrero - NWA - May 9th, 1989

Terry Funk vs. Eddy Guerrero - NWA - May 9th, 1989

In recent times, my attention span with wrestling has grown very short. The ability to impress me is more in the small things than the grandiose. Hence me seeing this match on YouTube when I had the itch for some wrasslin before work and immediately diving in. It’s Funk and it’s Eddie.. for one - I never knew this match happened. And two.. it’s less than 6 minutes. If anything I hoped for a little longer because I knew these two all timers would have chemistry. And I was right. It’s Guerrero’s first ever appearance for the NWA. Funk is a former NWA Champion. Guerrero is young and froggy. He uses his quickness to throw Funker for a loop early. Funker lets Eddy get a lot of good moments of hope in. Good fire. Only to cut him off and do so with focused and channeled aggression. This was the simple stuff. And I loved it. Everything mattered. Eddy’s flashiness and agility was impressive, but at the end of the day, Funker is the veteran and the world champion and he shuts him down with a piledriver on the floor, grabs the three count and scrapes his way outta there. The perfect squash and a great discovery almost 40 years after the fact. 

Match rating - *** 

Random Match Review: Tommaso Ciampa (c) vs. Kyle Fletcher - TNT Title Match - AEW: Dynamite - February 11th, 2026

AEW Dynamite

February 11th, 2026

Tommaso Ciampa (c) vs. Kyle Fletcher - AEW TNT Title Match 

So, Ciampa is in AEW now. I haven’t watched his first weeks of competition, but I made it a point to catch this after hearing all the rave reviews. I don’t think I got what most did out of this. I don’t say that to sound negative or downplay what was clearly a fiery ass match perfect for what it was. The biggest thing I got out of this just wasn’t anything new. Ciampa is what he has always been. And he has never been bad. He’s always had the intensity and the fire. He can go back and forth and hit all the false finishes you could ask for. I didn’t learn anything new about Kyle Fletcher, just further affirmation that he can go and even outdo his predecessors. The biggest takeaway here is that AEW has perfectly handled the presentation of Ciampa since he showed up and even the continued presentation of the future of pro wrestling, Kyle Fletcher. This was never gonna be a bad pairing. The crowd is in both their hands and in two totally different regards. It’s a perfect storm. And we already know these dudes can keep the work rate up. So, yeah. They did that shit. Perfect PWG mid-card tribute, but the good kind. Not the overdone, weak kind. This was strong and it was good. I’m just not about to slap a 4+ star rating on it. Fletch captures his second TNT Championship in a barn burning TV contest. 

Match rating - ***1/2

Random Match Review: John Cena (c) vs. Kurt Angle vs. Shawn Michaels - WWE: Taboo Tuesday 2005

WWE Taboo Tuesday 

November 1st, 2005

John Cena (c) vs. Kurt Angle vs. Shawn Michaels - WWE Championship Match 

This is an interesting one. Kurt and Shawn are each other’s self indulged worst nightmare for me. Them together has never struck me like it has for others. John Cena is clearly the best part of this. They go through the expected formula for a triple threat title match here as they do the isolate the champion routine. Angle and Michaels do stuff so the middle sucks. Cena comes firing back with an awesome comeback. It’s interesting, though because this is the time where people are starting to turn on Cena so lots of boos during his epic comeback. Crazy dive from HBK to break this thing up. Angle ends up isolating Cena in the ring with the ankle lock. Shawn breaks it up and Cena manages to recover, FU him and get the three count all while selling the ankle. Pretty great work from John boy here completely outshining his elders. An early small glimmering sign that he would surpass both of them legacy wise. 

Match rating - **3/4

Random Match Review: John Cena/Shawn Michaels/Hulk Hogan vs. Christian/Chris Jericho/Tyson Tomko - WWE: Monday Night Raw - June 27th, 2005

WWE Monday Night Raw

June 27th, 2005 

John Cena, Shawn Michaels, & Hulk Hogan vs. Chris Jericho, Christian, & Tyson Tomko 

This is one of those that I will never forget as a kid. We are mere weeks away from Cena’s debut on Raw after the draft in the heat of his feud with Chris Jericho and his cohorts Christian Cage and Tomko. Cena had to pick two partners to face them and he found Shawn Michaels which is a dream pairing in its own right. Shawn has a mystery partner for Cena. He introduces him and the young WWE Champion in his first reign drops to his knees in shock as the Immortal One’s music hits. This is that pro wrestling shit. The energy is perfect for this off the rip. Jericho, Vitamin C & Tomko are livid and scared. The ace babyface trio encompassing three generations are fiery and the crowd is electric. This is short, but this is sweet. It plays all the hits and honestly more than anything, does wonders for John Cena. He’s so clearly the star here. Shawn takes the face in peril role during commercial and Hogan & Cena work the apron like absolute animals. True babyface of the century shit from the legend and the future legend. Eventually Hogan gets that tag and all absolute fucking hell breaks down. My favorite moment of the match is during this.. Hogan does the “you can’t see me” to Tomko and goes to tag Cena, but Jericho breaks it up and Cena charges in after Jericho like a bat out of hell and tackles him to the ropes and through the ropes and to the floor. Michaels & Hogan hit their finishers and take the victory. The post match sees Cena pose with his heroes before leaving the ring to them even though he’s the champion. This rocks. A feel good moment. A feel good match. Thanks guys. 

Match rating - ***

2025 Match Rating Archive

JANUARY: 

Jon Moxley, Claudio Castagnoli, & Wheeler Yuta vs. Adam Copeland & FTR - AEW: Dynamite - 1/1/25 - ****

Konosuke Takeshita (c) vs. Tomohiro Ishii - NJPW/AEW: Dynasty - 1/5/25 - ***3/4 

Kenny Omega vs. Gabe Kidd - NJPW/AEW: Dynasty - 1/5/25 - ***1/2

Roxanne Perez (c) vs. Giulia - NXT Women’s Title Match - WWE: NXT New Years Evil - 1/7/25 - ***1/4

Adam Copeland vs. Big Bill - AEW: Collision - 1/8/25 - ***1/4 

Daniel Garcia (c) vs. Katsuyori Shibata - TNT Title Match - AEW: Collision - 1/8/25 - ***1/4

CM Punk vs. Sami Zayn - WWE: Raw - 2/3/25 - ***1/2

Toni Storm vs. Queen Aminata - AEW: Dynamite - 2/5/25 - ***

Swerve Strickland vs. Ricochet - AEW: Dynamite - 2/5/25 - ***1/4

Mark Briscoe vs. Kyle Fletcher - AEW: Collision - 2/8/25 - ****

Zack Sabre Jr (c) vs. Hirooki Goto - IWGP Title Match - NJPW: New Beginning In Osaka - 2/11/25 - ****1/4

Mariah May (c) vs. Toni Storm - AEW Women’s World Title Match - AEW: Revolution - 3/9/25 - ****3/4

Swerve Strickland vs. Ricochet - AEW: Revolution - 3/9/25 - ***3/4

El Desperado vs. Jun Kasai vs. Masashi Takeda - NJPW: Wrestling Is Fun - 3/10/25 - ****1/2

Will Ospreay vs. Kevin Knight - Owen Hart Tournament Match - AEW: Dynasty - 4/6/25 - ***1/2

Kyle Fletcher vs. Mark Briscoe - Owen Hart Tournament Match - AEW: Dynasty - 4/6/25 - ***3/4

Kenny Omega (c) vs. Speedball Bailey vs. Ricochet - AEW International Title Match - AEW: Dynasty - 4/6/25 - ****1/4

Jon Moxley, Claudio Castagnoli, & Wheeler Yuta (c) vs. Samoa Joe, Powerhouse Hobbs, & Katsuyori Shibata - AEW Trios Title Match - AEW: Dynamite - 4/16/25 - ****

El Desperado (c) vs. Jun Kasai - IWGP Junior Heavyweight Title Match - NJPW: Death Pain Invitational - 6/24/25 - ***3/4

Bandido vs. Konosuke Takeshita vs. Mark Briscoe vs. Roderick Strong - AEW: Dynamite - 6/25/25 - ***1/2

Kyle Fletcher vs. Kyle O’Reilly - AEW: Collision - 6/26/25 - ***1/2

Rhea Ripley vs. Raquel Rodriguez - Street Fight - WWE: Night of Champions - 6/28/25 - ****

The Young Bucks & Konosuke Takeshita vs. Roderick Strong, Bandido, & Kyle O’Reilly - AEW: Dynamite - 7/2/25 - ***1/4 

Kazuchika Okada vs. Kota Ibushi - AEW: Dynamite - 7/2/25 - ****

FTR vs. The Outrunners - AEW: Collision - 7/5/25 - ***3/4

Kyle Fletcher vs. Daniel Garcia - AEW: Collision - 7/5/25 - ****

Bandido (c) vs. Konosuke Takeshita - ROH Title Match - ROH: Supercard of Honor - 7/11/25 - ****1/4

FTR vs. The Outrunners - AEW: All In Zero Hour - 7/12/25 - ***1/4

The Young Bucks vs. Swerve Strickland & Will Ospreay - AEW: All In Texas - 7/12/25 - ***1/4

Toni Storm (c) vs. Mercedes Mone - AEW: All In Texas - 7/12/25 - ****

Kenny Omega (c) vs. Kazuchika Okada (c) - AEW Unified Title Match - AEW: All In Texas - 7/12/25 - ***3/4

Jon Moxley (c) vs. Hangman Adam Page - Texas Death for the AEW World Championship - AEW: All In Texas - 7/12/25 - *****

Kyle Fletcher vs. Mascara Dorado - AEW: Dynamite - 7/16/25 - ***3/4

Jon Moxley, Claudio Castagnoli, & Wheeler Yuta vs. Hangman Page, Mark Briscoe, & Powerhouse Hobbs - AEW: Dynamite - 7/16/25 - ***1/2

FTR vs. Jet Speed (Mike Bailey & Kevin Knight) - AEW: Dynamite - 7/23/25 - ***3/4

Hangman Page (c) vs. Jon Moxley - AEW World Championship Match - AEW: Dynamite - 7/30/25 - ****1/2

Dustin Rhodes (c) vs. Kyle Fletcher - Street Fight for TNT Title - AEW: Collision - 7/31/25 - ****1/4

Gunther (c) vs. CM Punk - World Heavyweight Championship Match - WWE: SummerSlam - 8/2/25 - ***3/4 

Jon Moxley vs. “Speedball” Mike Bailey - AEW: Dynamite - 8/6/25 - ****

Queen Aminata vs. Skye Blue vs. Alex Windsor vs. Billie Starkz - AEW: Dynamite - 8/6/25 - ***3/4

Bandido & Brody King vs. The Young Bucks - AEW: Dynamite - 8/6/25 - ****

Kyle Fletcher (c) vs. Tomohiro Ishii - TNT Title Match - AEW: Collision - 8/9/25 - ***1/4

Jon Moxley vs. Kevin Knight - AEW: Dynamite - 8/13/25 - ***1/2 

Mercedes Mone, Skye Blue, & Thekla vs. Queen Aminata, Alex Windsor & Willow Nightingale - AEW: Dynamite - 8/13/25 - ***1/4

Ricochet & Gates of Agony vs. Mike Bailey, Kevin Knight, & Michael Oku - AEW/NJPW: Forbidden Door Zero Hour - 8/24/25 - ***1/4

Mercedes Moné (c) vs. Alex Windsor vs. Persephone vs. Bozilla - TBS Title Match - AEW/NJPW: Forbidden Door - 8/24/25 - ****

Jon Moxley, Claudio Castagnoli, Gabe Kidd, & The Young Bucks vs. Kenny Omega, Will Ospreay, Hiroshi Tanahashi, Kota Ibushi, & Darby Allin - Lights Out Steel Cage - AEW/NJPW: Forbidden Door - 8/24/25 - ***3/4

Jon Moxley vs. Daniel Garcia - AEW: Dynamite - 8/27/25 - ****

Claudio Castagnoli vs. Darby Allin - AEW: Dynamite - 8/27/25 - ****1/4

Kyle Fletcher & Josh Alexander vs. Tomohiro Ishii & Kyle O’Reilly - AEW: Collision - 8/30/25 - ***1/4

Jon Moxley vs. Daniel Garcia - AEW: Collision - 9/5/25 - ****1/4

Shelton Benjamin vs. Ricochet - AEW: Dynamite - 9/10/25 - ***1/2

Toni Storm vs. Skye Blue - Philly Street Fight - AEW: Dynamite - 9/10/25 - ***1/2

Jon Moxley, Claudio Castagnoli, Wheeler Yuta, & The Young Bucks vs. Samoa Joe, Powerhouse Hobbs, Katsuyori Shibata, Brody King & Bandido - AEW: Dynamite - 9/10/25 - ***1/2

Jon Moxley & Daniel Garcia vs. Roderick Strong & Kyle O’Reilly - AEW: Collision - 9/13/25 - ***1/4

Bobby Lashley vs. Toa Liona - AEW: Dynamite - 9/17/25 - ***1/2 

Jon Moxley vs. Roderick Strong - AEW: Dynamite - 9/17/25 - ***3/4

Mark Briscoe vs. MJF - Tables N Tacks Match - AEW: All Out - 9/20/25 - ****1/4

Jon Moxley vs. Darby Allin - Coffin Match - AEW: All Out - 9/20/25 - ****1/2

Darby Allin & Kris Statlander vs. Wheeler Yuta & Marina Shamir - AEW: Dynamite - 10/1/25 - ****1/4

Claudio Castagnoli vs. Orange Cassidy - AEW: Dynamite - 11/5/25 - ****1/4

Athena & Mercedes Mone vs. Willow Nightingale & Harley Cameron - AEW: Dynamite - 11/5/25 - ***1/2

Daniel Garcia vs. Darby Allin - AEW: Dynamite - 11/5/25 -

****

Samoa Joe, Powerhouse Hobbs, & Katsuyori Shibata (c) vs. Eddie Kingston, Hangman Page, & Hook - AEW Trios Title Match - AEW: Dynamite - 11/5/25 - ****

Jamie Hayter vs. Skye Blue - AEW: Collision - 11/8/25 - ***1/4

Jon Moxley vs. Roderick Strong - AEW: Collision - 11/8/25 - ****1/4

Mercedes Mone, Skye Blue, Thekla, Julia Hart, Megan Bayne, & Marina Shafir vs. Toni Storm, Mina Shirakawa, Jamie Hayter, Willow Nightingale, Harley Cameron, & Kris Statlander - Blood & Guts Match - AEW: Dynamite - 11/12/25 - ****3/4 

Hangman Page (c) vs. Powerhouse Hobbs - AEW World Title Match - AEW: Dynamite - 11/12/25 - ****1/4

Jon Moxley, Daniel Garcia, Claudio Castagnoli, PAC, & Wheeler Yuta vs. Darby Allin, Roderick Strong, Mark Briscoe, Orange Cassidy, & Kyle O’Reilly - Blood & Guts - AEW: Dynamite - 11/12/25 - ****1/4

Darby Allin vs. PAC - AEW: Full Gear - 11/22/25 - ****

Jon Moxley vs. Kyle O’Reilly - AEW: Full Gear - 11/22/25 - ***1/2

Jon Moxley vs. Mascara Dorada - AEW: Dynamite - 11/26/25 - ****

Darby Allin vs. Kevin Knight - AEW: Dynamite - 11/26/25 - ***1/2

Jon Moxley vs. Claudio Castagnoli - AEW: Dynamite - 12/3/25 - ****1/4

Roderick Strong vs. Orange Cassidy - AEW: Collision - 12/6/25 - ***1/4

Jon Moxley vs. Konosuke Takeshita - AEW: Collision - 12/6/25 - ***3/4