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AEW All Out did not disappoint. It was easily one of the best pay-per-views of the year. We got a match of the year contender from the Lucha Brothers and The Young Bucks, as well as CM Punk's in-ring AEW debut. We also had Ruby Soho making her arrival to Tony Khan's promotion. We also had two major debuts to close off the show.
Read on for full AEW All Out results.
The Buy IN at AEW All Out: Chuck Taylor, Wheeler Yuta, Orange Cassidy, and Jurassic Express vs. Matt Hardy, TH2, and Private Party
This match was a great option for The Buy-In. The crowd was red hot for this, and neither team disappointed. Matt Hardy and Wheeler Yuta kicked off the match off 'Delete' chants filling the arena.
The match's finish saw some incredible back and forth action from both teams before Jungle Boy forced Angelico to tap out to the Snare trap.
Result: Chuck Taylor, Wheeler Yuta, Orange Cassidy, and Jurassic Express def. Matt Hardy, TH2, and Private Party
Grade: B
The Butcher made his AEW return after the match, taking out Orange Cassidy.
Miro (C) vs. Eddie Kingston at All Out (AEW TNT Championship Match)
Both Miro and Eddie Kingston have done fantastic work heading into this pay-per-view. Their match kicked off AEW All Out, and it was just as intense and hard-hitting as expected.
Both men threw everything they had at each other as the match began before the champion found an opening, dominating hard strikes and even a dropkick.
However, Miro made a mistake when he charged at Kingston in the corner, leading to the Mad King finding an opening, hitting a Saito Suplex to buy himself some time.
Both men traded chops and strikes, with Eddie Kingston getting the better of the exchange, following it up with another Saito Suplex. Kingston then went for his trademark spinning backfist, but Miro saw it coming and rolled out of the ring. Kingston didn't slow his onslaught and hit a suicide dive through the middle rope.
Back in the ring, Miro went for his trademark sidekick, only for Eddie to sidestep. Kingston made a mistake at this point, charging at Miro and crashing into the corner. Miro hit multiple strikes across the back before going for a German Suplex. Kingston tried to grab onto the corner and ended up taking the turnbuckle cover with him. Miro then locked in the Game Over, but Kingston managed to grab the bottom rope.
Miro looked very frustrated, and Kingston took advantage, hitting his spinning backfist followed by a DDT, only to get a nearfall off it.
Kingston tried to follow it up with a Piledriver but couldn't get it. Kingston tried to send Miro into the exposed turnbuckle, but the referee blocked it.
Seeing where the referee was, Miro hit a low blow followed by a boot to the head. He followed it up with his jumping high kick before pinning Kingston to retain his title.
Result: Miro def. Eddie Kingston
Grade: B+
Jon Moxley vs. Satoshi Kojima at AEW All Out
Kojima got an incredible reception from the AEW fans in the NOW Arena, as did Jon Moxley. Kojima went for a handshake, but Moxley wasn't in the mood. Both men exchanged chops as the match kicked off, but the NJPW legend quickly ran through Moxley, grounding him with a shoulder tackle. The veteran then went for his patented Cozy Lariat, but Moxley recognized the danger and rolled out of the ring.
Kojima launched himself at Moxley and took him down at ringside. Moxley responded by heading back into the ring, and hitting a dive of his own, taking out the Japanese veteran. Moxley then tossed Kojima into the barricade.
Back in the ring, Kojima hit back with his machinegun chops. Mox then headed to the top turnbuckle, and Kojima joined him there. The former AEW World Champion bit Kojima in the forehead only for the NJPW legend to bite back and follow it up with a superplex. Both men continued to brawl on the apron, and Kojima hit a modified DDT. He only got a two-count off the cover.
Moxley tried to lock in an armbar, but Kojima blocked it expertly and reached the bottom rope with his foot. Kojima went for the Cozy Lariat once again, but Moxley dodged it. He went for lariat of his own but couldn't get Kojima off his feet. The NJPW legend replied with the Cozy Cutter, but neither man was down for long.
Moxley and Kojima traded strikes again with a rolling elbow strike from Kojima followed by a clothesline from Moxley. The former AEW World Champion locked in the Bulldog Choke, but Kojima reached the bottom rope.
Mox looked a little frustrated, and Kojima took advantage, hitting the Mongolian chops made famous by his tag partner Tenzan.
Moxley replied with the Paradigm Shift, following it up with a second Paradigm Shift to put Kojima away at AEW All Out.
Result: Jon Moxley def. Satoshi Kojima
Grade: A
As Jon Moxley celebrated his win, Minoru Suzuki's music hit, and he came down to the ring to confront Mox.
Suzuki got an incredible reception from the fans and immediately took off his shirt as both men started trading forearm strikes. Suzuki then took Moxley out with his Gotch-style piledriver at AEW All Out.
Dr. Britt Baker (C) vs. Kris Statlander at All Out (AEW Women's Championship Match)
Kris Statlander made a strong start, forcing the AEW Women's Champion to backtrack early, avoiding the spider crawl. Britt Baker then tried to get in the Lockjaw, but Statlander powered out. Kris clearly had the strength advantage in this one.
It looked like Statlander was in control, but she took too long in the corner, giving Baker the opening. The AEW Women's Champion hit a draping neckbreaker off the top turnbuckle and sent Statlander rolling out of the ring to regroup. Baker launched Statlander face-first into the apron before rolling the challenger back in the ring.
Statlander hit back with a series of forearms, forcing the champion to retreat into the corner. Baker went to hit back with a Curb Stomp, but Statlander dodged it and hit the Falcon Arrow. A crucifix pin attempt from the AEW Women's Champion got a two-count.
Statlander tried to hit the Big Bang Theory, but Baker broke free and sent the challenger face-first into the middle turnbuckle. Statlander then headed to the top rope but couldn't connect with the 450 Splash. Baker saw an opening to hit the Lockjaw but couldn't manage it. Statlander proved to be too strong again, sending Baker face-first into the mat and following it up with a Scissors Kick.
Baker rolled out, and Statlander tried to hit a moonsault from the apron, which proved to be a mistake as she hit the floor. Baker then launched herself off the steel steps, hitting a Curb Stomp onto the floor.
Orange Cassidy screamed at Statlander, motivating her to beat the count and get back in the ring. Baker hit a Pittsburgh Sunrise from the corner for a nearfall and followed it up with a Curb Stomp at AEW All Out. She then locked in the Lockjaw, forcing Statlander to pass out.
Result: Dr. Britt Baker def. Kris Statlander
Grade: A
The Young Bucks (C) vs. Lucha Brothers at AEW All Out (Steel Cage Match for the AEW Tag Team Championships)
It looked like the AEW Tag Team Champions were trying to escape the cage early, but the Lucha Brothers quickly put a stop to that. The match started at a furious pace with Fenix at his high-flying best, hitting Nick Jackson with a hurricanrana off the top rope.
The Lucha Brothers then sent both members of The Young Bucks into the steel head-first, following it up with dives right into the steel. They went for it a second time, but The Bucks sidestepped it, sending the Lucha Brothers crashing into the steel.
Fenix got isolated as he was powerbombed into the unforgiving steel structure. Matt Jackson, meanwhile, took out a steel chain which he choked Fenix with. Matt Jackson went to Powerbomb Fenix into the cage, but he reversed it into a hurricanrana, sending Matt face-first into the cage.
Penta was back in by now, hitting Nick Jackson with a slingblade and quickly followed it up with a Backstabber. Fenix then bounced off the side of the steel cage and hit an armdrag. Penta used the Made In Japan on Matt Jackson, but he kicked out at two.
Nick Jackson took control for his team, pushing Fenix off the top turnbuckle and into the steel cage. He followed it up with a suplex on the apron while Matt Jackson had a Boston Crab locked in on Penta.
The Young Bucks then hit a top rope senton into a Tombstone, followed by a double cover, only getting a two-count off it. The Bucks then went for the BTE trigger, but Fenix dodged it.
Matt Jackson then hit a double low blow to both Fenix and Penta, taking back control. They followed it up with the More Bang For Your Buck to Fenix, but Penta broke up the cover.
The frustrated AEW Tag Team Champions then tried to rip off Penta and Fenix's masks. At ringside, we saw Brandon Cutler toss a black bag into the ring. It turned out the bag had a shoe with thumbtacks at the bottom. Penta got in front of his brother to protect him, and Matt Jackson took Penta out with the spiked boot. Nick Jackson then drove Penta's head into the boot, leaving him in a bloody mess at AEW All Out.
They followed it up with a BTE Trigger to Penta, but Fenix managed to break it up as the AEW fans in the arena exploded, as did Alex Abrahantes, who was at ringside. Fenix fought back for his team, taking on both Young Bucks. He then grabbed Matt Jackson's spiked boots, striking both Young Bucks with it. He followed it up with a Black Fire Driver to Matt Jackson but only got a nearfall.
Matt Jackson and Penta then hit stereo packaged piledrivers on the apron to Fenix and Nick Jackson respectively.
Matt and Penta then went at each other in the middle of the ring. Both men were on the top turnbuckle as Penta hit a Canadian Destroyer at AEW All out.
All four men traded chops, and then superkicks before Matt Jackson and Penta took each other out. The Lucha Brothers then hit a Fear Factor, but the count was broken up at the last second. Penta then told his brother to climb up the cage. Nick Jackson tried to join him at the top, but Fenix booted him off. Fenix then launched himself off the top. Penta and Fenix quickly hit their finisher and pinned Nick Jackson for the win at AEW All Out and become the new AEW Tag Team Champions.
Result: Lucha Brothers def. The Young Bucks
Grade: A++
Women's Casino Battle Royale at AEW All Out
Hikaru Shida, Emi Sakura, Skye Blue, The Bunny, and Abadon started things off the Casino Battle Royale at AEW All Out
The match started with backbreakers going around before Abadon went after Shida. Skye Blue looked good early as she took out The Bunny. Abadon then eliminated Skye Blue.
Skye Blue eliminated
The Bunny then eliminated Abadon from behind
Abadon eliminated
Emi Sakura locked in the Romero special on Shida, but The Bunny broke it up, booting Sakura in the face.
Anna Jay, Kiera Hogan, Kilynn King, Diamante, and Nyla Rose came in next
The ring was pretty crowded at this point as Emi Sakura went straight for Nyla Rose. Sakura was quickly floundering on the apron and was eliminated by Shida.
Emi Sakura eliminated
Kiera Hogan and Kilynn King were both eliminated on the opposite side of the ring.
Kiera Hogan and Kilynn King eliminated
Shida went after Nyla Rose, going for a hurricanrana. Rose caught her and tossed her over the top rope.
Hikaru Shida eliminated
Diamante and Nyla Rose's temporary alliance ended as they went after each other at AEW All Out.
Thunder Rosa, Penelope Ford, Riho, Jamie Hayter, and Big Swole in next
Thunder Rosa entered the ring and hit an immediate Shotgun Dropkick to Nyla Rose. Ford went right after Anna Jay. Swole went for Diamante. Nyla Rose hit back at Thunder Rosa while Jamie Hayter was all over Riho in the corner. Jamie Hayter provided a big upset as she eliminated the former AEW Women's Champion, Riho.
Riho eliminated
Swole then eliminated Diamante as Hayter took advantage, tossing out Swole while she was distracted.
Diamante and Big Swole eliminated
Both Jamie Hayter and Nyla Rose went after Thunder Rosa, but the fan-favorite hit back, taking down The Native Beast with a running dropkick at AEW All Out.
Tay Conti, Red Velvet, Leyla Hirsch, Jade Cargill, and Rebel came in next
Red Velvet cut Jamie Hayter in half with a Spear as Hirsch hit Nyla Rose with a German Suplex. Jade Cargill was all over Thunder Rosa in the corner. Meanwhile, Tay Conti came back from a precarious position to get back in. Red Velvet took out Rebel with a dropkick.
Rebel eliminated
Anna Jay eliminated The Bunny at AEW All Out with a superkick from the apron before Penelope Ford threw her out.
The Bunny and Anna Jay eliminated
Jade Cargill then tossed Leyla Hirsch over the top rope with a press slam, eliminating her.
Leyla Hirsch eliminated
The Joker turned out to be Ruby Soho, who made her AEW debut.
Ruby Soho came in as the Joker at AEW All Out.
Ruby Soho went right after Jade Cargill before Nyla Rose came after her. Ruby Sobo hit multiple strikes on Nyla Rose and Thunder Rosa took Rose down with a hurricanrana.
Ruby Soho and Thunder Rosa joined forces to go after Jade Cargill, but Jade was too powerful, taking them both down. Cargill then tossed out Jamie Hayter.
Jamie Hayter eliminated
Jade Cargill then set her sights on Red Velvet and eliminated her. Nyla Rose then blindsided Jade Cargill and tossed her out at AEW All Out.
Red Velvet and Jade Cargill eliminated
Tay Conti finally managed to eliminate Penelope Ford but took too long celebrating as Nyla Rose eliminated her from behind.
Penelope Ford and Tay Conti eliminated
Nyla Rose, Thunder Rosa and Ruby Soho were the last three women left standing. Nyla was on top of things at the time, using her clear power advantage. She hung Ruby Soho in the tree of woe before turning to Rosa. A big mistake from Nyla Rose as she charged at Thunder Rosa, causing herself to go over the top rope. Thunder Rosa then eliminated Nyla Rose with a dropkick at AEW All Out.
Nyla Rose eliminated
Both Soho and Thunder Rosa traded nasty chops. Rosa won the exchange, forcing Soho back into the ropes. Both ladies then traded elbow strikes.
Thunder Rosa went for the Fire Thunder Driver, but Ruby dodged it. Both women were now on the apron, and Soho hit Thunder Rosa with a knee strike, almost eliminating her.
Ruby Soho then hit a Gamengiri to the head, eliminating Thunder Rosa at AEW All Out.
Thunder Rosa eliminated
Result: Ruby Soho wins the Women's Casino Battle Royale and becomes the No.1 Contender for the AEW Women's Title.
Grade: B
MJF vs. Chris Jericho at AEW All Out
The stakes were high in this one. If Chris Jericho lost the bout, it would be his last AEW match.
MJF rolled out of the ring as soon as the bell rang and tore up a couple of fan signs before getting back in. MJF and Jericho finally locked up, with the latter starting the stronger.
The match quickly headed out to ringside and into the fans. Jericho was all over MJF as they brawled their way back into the ring. Back in the squared circle, Jericho hit his signature springboard dropkick.
The former AEW World Champion tried to follow up with a baseball slide dropkick, but MJF pulled the ring skirt, trapping Jericho and following it up with several clubbing blows. Back in the ring, MJF started working on Le Champion's shoulder.
Jericho hit back with a bulldog and followed it up with a backbreaker, getting a nearfall off the ensuing cover. MJF quickly fought back and hit a Heatseeker on the apron.
Luckily for Jericho, the momentum caused him to roll out to ringside so that MJF couldn't make the cover. Jericho managed to beat the 10-count, but MJF followed him back out to ringside. The Pinnacle Leader launched himself at Jericho, who caught him in midair and powerbombed him into the apron.
Back in the ring, Jericho headed to the top rope. It looked like he was attempting a double axehandle, but MJF caught him with a Codebreaker. Both men made it back to their feet as Jericho hit the 10-count punches in the corner. MJF countered with a powerbomb but was clearly favoring his back.
Jericho headed to the top rope again, hitting a Codebreaker this time but only getting a 2-count. Wardlow came out at this point, but Jake Hager met him and fought him to the back at AEW All Out.
With the referee's back turned, MJF hit Jericho with Floyd the baseball bat and followed it up with the Judas Effect. The referee didn't see Chris Jericho's foot on the rope, and it looked like his AEW career was over.
MJF def. Chris Jericho?
Referee Paul Turner came out and explained what happened and got the match restarted. Jericho went for a roll-up but only got a nearfall. He then locked in the Liontamer, forcing MJF to tap out at AEW All Out.
Result: Chris Jericho def. MJF
Grade: C+
CM Punk vs. Darby Allin at AEW All Out
CM Punk made his in-ring AEW debut next as he faced Darby Allin. This was Punk's first match in more than seven years.
CM Punk sat down in the middle of the ring after getting in, staring at Darby Allin, who was sitting in the corner. There were "holy s**t" chants before the match even began.
The bell finally rang for CM Punk's in-ring AEW debut. Both men felt each other out before Darby Allin locked in a hammerlock. Punk made it back to his feet, but Darby Allin got a quick roll-up before Punk took him down with an elbow strike. Punk then locked in a headlock.
Darby took back control with an arm drag after bouncing off the top rope. He followed it up with a Coffin Splash in the corner.
CM Punk replied by tossing Darby Allin into the ring post, causing him to fly out of the ring. CM Punk locked in a modified Bow and Arrow lock back in the ring, but Allin reached the bottom rope.
Punk followed it up with a backdrop before taking a moment to gather himself. Darby bounced off the ropes and charged at Punk, who caught him with a Tilt-A-Whirl backbreaker.
Soon after this, Darby Allin had Punk in a precarious position and headed to the top rope, looking for the Coffin Drop at AEW All Out.
Punk was back on his feet and joined Allin on the turnbuckle. Darby Allin countered Punk's attempted suplex. The Straight Edge Superstar got a backslide, which he transitioned into the GTS. However, the momentum carried Allin out of the ring. Allin managed to beat the count but didn't have much left at AEW All Out.
CM Punk picked Darby Allin upon his shoulder for another GTS, but Allin countered with repeated elbow strikes. Darby Allin then headed to the top rope and took out Punk with a dive at ringside. He rolled Punk back in the ring and headed to the top rope but missed the Coffin Drop as Punk sat up. The Straight Edge Superstar went for the GTS, but Allin broke free and got a nearfall off the cover.
Punk finally hit Darby Allin with another GTS, and that was enough to put him away at AEW All Out.
Result: CM Punk def. Darby Allin
Grade: A
Sting came out after the match and shook Punk's hand. Punk, in turn, shook Darby Allin's hand for a feel good moment at AEW All Out.
QT Marshall vs. Paul Wight at AEW All Out
Paul Wight made his in-ring AEW debut next. It was interesting to see what shape Wight was in after the heinous steel chair attack at the hands of Billy Gunn last week on AEW Dynamite.
Wight took out members of The Factory before QT Marshall tried to blindside him. The former WWE star hit a massive chop on QT before literally standing on him. Paul Wight followed it up with some nasty chops in the corner. QT hit back with a low dropkick to the hip, taking Wight down to his knees.
Wight quickly took back control. Solo and Comoroto tried to interfere in the match, but Paul Wight quickly put them away. In the meantime, QT Marshall climbed up to the top turnbuckle and launched himself at Paul Wight. Wight caught QT Marshall by the throat and hit him with his patented chokeslam, taking QT down.
Wight then made the cover, and it was enough to put QT Marshall away. An impressive debut from Paul Wight.
Result: Paul Wight def. QT Marshall
Grade: C
Kenny Omega (C) vs. Christian Cage at All Out (AEW World Championship Match)
If Omega wins, he will break the record for the longest AEW World Championship reign.
Kenny Omega immediately went for a knee strike, but Christian sidestepped it and went for the Killswitch. Omega broke free and the match quickly spilled out to ringside. Omega put a table on top of a prone Christian and hit him with a double stomp.
Back in the ring, the AEW World Champion was totally dominating. He had a modified choke hold locked in as Christian tried to make it back to his feet. Back out to ringside, Omega hit a moonsault off the barricade on the second attempt.
Back in the ring, Omega was in control but made the mistake of taking too long on the top turnbuckle. Christian caused him to lose his footing and hit a hurricanrana of the top rope. Both men were back on their feet, and Omega had Christian upon his shoulder. The IMPACT Wrestling World Champion countered and hit a reverse DDT.
Christian followed it up with a Tornado DDT before attempting the Killswitch again. Omega broke out of it with a back elbow before following it up with a V-Trigger in the corner. Omega followed it up with a V-Trigger in the middle of the ring, and Christian had to hold on to the bottom rope so that Omega couldn't pin him.
Christian then attempted to hit a Killswitch in the apron but Omega blocked it. The AEW World Champion then attempted a One Winged Angel, but Christian countered. Christian then hit a Spear, sending Omega through a table at ringside.
Back in the ring, Christian cut Omega in half with two more Spears, but he only got a nearfall of it. Omega replied with a Ripcord V-Trigger, and Christian looked down and out at this point. However, that wasn't the case as Christian reversed the Tiger Driver into a Cloverleaf.
Gallows and Anderson came out at this point as Don Calls distracted the referee. Omega ended up taking Gallows out with the V-Trigger by mistake. Christian then hit the Killswitch, but Omega kicked out at two.
Don Callis entered the ring for the distraction but fled as soon as Christian turned his attention. Christian went for a super-Killswitch from the top rope, but Omega countered it into a One Winged Angel, and it was all over. Kenny Omega retained the AEW World Championship.
Result: Kenny Omega def. Christian Cage
Grade: A-
The Young Bucks came out after the match at AEW All Out, and The Elite continued to attack Christian. Luchasaurus and Jungle Boy tried to come out and make the save, and they were also taken out.
The lights went off as Omega cut his post-match promo and Adam Cole's music hit as he came down to confront his former friends. A huge shocker at this point as Cole took out Jungle Boy and aligned himself with The Elite once again at AEW All Out.
Just when it looked like the show was over, Daniel Bryan came out making his AEW debut. He joined forces with Christian, Luchasaurus, and Jungle Boy to take on The Elite. Omega fled the scene as Bryan took out Nick Jackson. He took Jackson out with his patented running knee strike, sending The Elite scurrying to the back. What a way to end the show. This is why we love pro wrestling.
Thanks for joining us at Sportskeeda for our coverage of AEW All Out, and we hope you enjoyed the show as much as we did.
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