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AEW Double or Nothing 2021 did not disappoint. With all the major Championships up for grabs, the stars put up an incredible performance.
We got two massive debuts, a big title change as well as a fantastic show from top to bottom. With the pay-per-view being close to five hours, there is a lot to unpack.
Read on for full AEW Double or Nothing results.
THE BUY IN: Serena Deeb (C) vs Riho (NWA Women's Championship Match)
The AEW Buy-In pre-show saw Serena Deeb defend the NWA Women's Championship against Riho. Both ladies got a massive pop from the jam-packed crowd at Daily's Place.
Riho went for a handshake but Deeb replied by slapping her across the face. The match was pretty even and both Deeb and Riho put on a great show for the audience. The finish saw Serena Deeb put Riho in the Serenity Lock for the win.
Result: Serena Deeb def. Riho
Grade: B
Brian Cage vs Hangman Page at AEW Double Or Nothing
The main card of the AEW Double or Nothing pay-per-view began with Hangman Page taking on Brian Cage. Neither man backed down as things got underway.
Brian Cage went for an early pumphandle slam but Hangman Page countered it and landed on his feet. Page followed it up with a massive clothesline.
The action soon spilled out to ringside as Brian Cage drove Hangman into the barricade. Back in the ring, Cage was on top for the time being. Page hit a Crucifix and the match spilled out to ringside again.
Hangman Page hit a big moonsault from the top rope. Back in the ring, Cage went for a powerbomb but it was blocked.
They continued to go back and forth until Ricky Starks came out.
He tossed the FTW title at Brian Cage who refused to use it. Cage reiterated once again that he didn't want help. Hangman took advantage of the situation and hit the Buckshot Lariat for the win.
Result: Hangman Page def. Brian Cage
Grade: A
The Young Bucks (C) vs Eddie Kingston and Jon Moxley (AEW World Tag Team Championship Match)
Eddie Kingston and Jon Moxley got a huge pop as they came out for the match while The Young Bucks were showered with boos by the AEW fans at Daily's Place.
Kingston and Moxley attacked The Young Bucks while they were posing in the middle of the ring at AEW Double Or Nothing. The fight spread immediately to the outside of the ring with Mox and Kingston dominating. Brandon Cutler tried to provide some relief to The Bucks but he was soon taken out by Moxley and Kingston.
The bell finally rang after this and The Bucks had control of the match early but Moxley and Kingston soon got the upper hand at AEW Double Or Nothing.
Nick Jackson, with a thumb to the eye, got the advantage for The Bucks as they worked over Eddie Kingston. Kingston replied with an Exploder Suplex to Nick Jackson and was eventually tagged out.
The former AEW Champion Jon Moxley came in on the hot tag and hit piledrivers to both Bucks. He then locked in a Bulldog Choke on Matt Jackson. Nick Jackson broke it up.
We saw The Good Brothers come out at this point. Eddie Kingston took out Gallows while Frankie Kazarian came in and attacked Karl Anderson at AEW Double Or Nothing.
With the referee distracted, Matt Jackson struck Moxley in the head with the spray can. It wasn't enough to keep Moxley down for the three-count. The Young Bucks then hit a Meltzer Driver on the entrance ramp.
Moxley was bleeding profusely by now. Matt Jackson had a headlock in place as Mox tried to tag out. Matt Jackson mocked The Shield's trademark pose and this was when Moxley took advantage.
He followed a German Suplex to Nick Jackson with a double German Suplex to both The Bucks and finally tagged out.
Eddie Kingston was all over the champs until Nick Jackson blindsided him with a superkick to the back of the knee. Jon Moxley tagged in but immediately got hit by a double superkick. He hit back with a sleeper hold on Nick Jackson but Matt broke it up with a 450 Splash.
Kingston and Moxley hit Matt Jackson with a modified Doomsday Device but Nick Jackson broke it up. Moxley tried to hit Nick Jackson with the Paradigm Shift but he countered it and locked in a Sharpshooter. Mox then finally hit Nick Jackson with the Paradigm Shift but Matt broke up the pin.
The Young Bucks caught Jon Moxley with another double superkick but Mox replied with a double clothesline. The Bucks then hit Moxley with multiple superkicks but he kicked out at the one count.
Matt and Nick Jackson ended the match with multiple BTE Triggers on Jon Moxley before pinning him for the win at AEW Double Or Nothing.
Result: The Young Bucks def. Jon Moxley and Eddie Kingston
Grade: B+
Casino Battle Royale at AEW Double Or Nothing
Christian Cage, Dustin Rhodes, Matt Sydal, Powerhouse Hobbs, and Max Caster started the match at AEW Double Or Nothing.
Max Caster made the first elimination, taking out Matt Sydal after hitting him with a low blow. Dustin Rhodes came close to eliminating Powerhouse Hobbs while Christian Cage lit up Caster in the corner.
Matt Hardy, Isiah Kassidy, 10, Nick Comoroto and Serpentico were the next set of AEW stars to enter the match.
Dustin Rhodes eliminated Nick Comoroto. However, Comoroto looked enraged and hit the veteran with a bullrope. Hobbs then eliminated Dustin Rhodes. Serpentico was also eliminated by now.
Brian Pillman Jr, Griff Garrison, Colt Cabana, Anthony Bowens, Penta El Zero M made their way to the match next.
The Varsity Blondes went immediately after Matt Hardy. Colt Cabana came out next. Bowens was taken out by Penta as soon as the latter came in.
Cabana was eliminated by Matt Hardy and Isiah Kassidy. Jungle Boy, Marc Quen, Aaron Solow, Evil Uno, Lee Johnson emerged next.
Penta greeted Jungle Boy with a Slingblade. Private Party hit Brian Pillman Jr. with the Gin and Juice and eliminated him.
Penta eliminated Evil Uno with a boot to the head and Jungle Boy then eliminated the former IMPACT Wrestling Champion. Hobbs was all over the HFO before turning his attention to Jungle Boy.
Hobbs then went for a corner splash and hit the turnbuckle. Christian Cage then eliminated the Team Taz member.
Lio Rush, making his AEW debut, came in as the joker of the Casino Battle Royale.
Rush took out both Quen and Kassidy. Matt Hardy tried to eliminate him but Rush hit back with a stunner. The former WWE star came close to eliminating both members of the Private Party. However, Matt Hardy turned the tables on him and took him out of the match
Matt Hardy hit Jungle Boy with the Side Effect but he hit back with a clothesline. Private Party went for Silly String and Jungle Boy superkicked Isiah Kassidy and eliminated him. Christian Cage then eliminated Marc Quen. Matt Hardy tried to get Christian Cage to side with him and eliminate Jungle Boy. However, the WWE Legend eliminated Matt as soon as he turned his back at AEW Double Or Nothing.
Christian Cage and Jungle Boy were the last two AEW stars left in the match. Both men were teetering on the apron at one point throwing strikes at each other. We saw some incredible athleticism from Jungle Boy as he swung around the ring post and avoided elimination. He then eliminated Christian Cage to win the match and the AEW World Championship shot.
Result: Jungle Boy wins the Casino Battle Royale
Grade: A
Anthony Ogogo vs Cody Rhodes at AEW Double Or Nothing
Anthony Ogogo was on top early in the match, catching Cody Rhodes with an early right hand followed by a Slam at AEW Double Or Nothing.
Cody replied with a Powerslam but couldn't have the upper hand for long. Ogogo took him down with a big boot. The former Olympian followed it up with a German Suplex but seemed to be favoring his right shoulder.
Ogogo followed it up with a lariat for a two-count. QT Marshall blindsided Cody with a right hand from ringside.
Ogogo looked to capitalize with an elbow drop but only got the mat after Cody rolled out of the way. The former Olympian was still on top. Ogogo hit a Frog Splash from the top rope but it only fetched him a two-count. The former boxer caught Cody with his trademark right hand but couldn't get the pin because Cody was too close to the ropes.
Cody Rhodes came back strong and hit a Vertebreaker to pin Ogogo and win the match at AEW Double Or Nothing.
Result: Cody Rhodes def. Anthony Ogogo
Grade: C
Miro (C) vs Lance Archer (AEW TNT Championship Match)
Lance Archer launched himself at Miro over the top rope as the AEW TNT Champion made his way down the ramp. Archer hit his patented rope-walk moonsault after getting the Bulgarian star inside the ring.
The action spilled to the outside and both men continued trading strikes. Archer sent Miro through a table at ringside. Archer then charged at Miro. But the TNT Champion stopped him in his tracks and hit a belly to belly suplex, sending The Murderhawk Monster into the wrestlers watching from the ringside area.
Back in the ring, Archer charged at Miro, taking him down with a running crossbody. Miro replied with a series of kicks across his opponent's chest. The big man replied with a Hellacoaster for a two-count.
Miro didn't stay down for long and hit back with a boot to the head followed by a Samoan Drop. Jake Roberts came out at this point with a bag in his hand.
Miro took down Jake and tossed his bag toward the entrance ramp. Miro then went to finish Roberts off but Archer hit him with a massive chokeslam for a nearfall.
Miro finally locked in Game Over, forcing Lance Archer to pass out in the hold. Another impressive win for the Bulgarian star who retained the AEW TNT Championship.
Result: Miro def. Lance Archer
Grade: B+
Hikaru Shida (C) vs Dr. Britt Baker (AEW Women's Championship Match)
The AEW Women's Championship match started off with a slugfest, as both ladies traded strikes. Baker took Shida down early and went for a Lockjaw but couldn't hook it in.
Shida almost connected with the Tomoshi knee but Britt managed to dodge it. We got a couple of back and forth roll-up attempts before Shida locked in a bow and arrow lock which she transitioned into body scissors.
The match spilled out to ringside as Shida tossed Britt Baker into the barricade. She then took out both Rebel and Baker with a diving crossbody. The Champion went for her rising knee lift but the doctor countered with a kick.
Back in the ring, Shida was reeling as Baker drove her knee into her. Britt then hit a modified Curb Stomp, driving the Japanese star's face onto the mat.
The champion hit back with a flurry of strikes, dropping Baker to the mat. Shida then threw her challenger into the corner and followed it up with a series of consecutive running knee strikes.
Shida tried to lock in a Stretch Muffler hold but Britt Baker crawled over to the ropes before the champion could execute it properly. Baker caught the Champ with a superkick and followed it up with a slingblade. The challenger then hit an Air Raid Crash for a near fall.
Baker tried to get in the Lockjaw but Shida managed to get back to her feet, only to be clubbed down once again by AEW's resident dentist. Shida replied with a superplex from the top turnbuckle.
Rebel accidentally caught Britt Baker in the head with her crutch at this point but it wasn't enough to put her away. As the ref was in the process of throwing Rebel out, Baker hit a Curb Stomp onto the AEW Women's Title belt.
Shida still managed to kick out. The champion then hit Baker with a jumping knee strike followed by the Tomoshi. Baker, somehow, kicked out again.
Britt Baker finally locked in the Lockjaw and forced Hikaru Shida to tap out at AEW Double Or Nothing.
Result: Dr. Britt Baker def. Hikaru Shida to become the new AEW Women's Champion.
Grade: A
Sting and Darby Allin vs Scorpio Sky and Ethan Page at AEW Double Or Nothing
Darby Allin got into the ring and hit both Scorpio Sky and Ethan Page with a suicide dive before the bell had rung at AEW Double Or Nothing. Once the match officially started, Sting and Darby Allin were all over Sky.
Ethan Page swept Darby's feet out from under him as he went for a springboard. Sky capitalized by hitting a cutter.
Ethan Page tagged in and tossed Darby around the ring. We then saw an incredible move as Ethan Page tossed Allin right out of the ring and into the fans at ringside.
Sting hesitated as the referee made the 10-count with Darby Allin looking pretty much done for. However, the former AEW TNT Champion climbed back into the ring in the last second on his own accord.
Sting then locked in the Scorpion Deathlock on Page while Scorpio Sky had a heelhook locked in on Darby Allin. The finish of the match saw Scorpio Sky trying to hit a springboard cutter to Sting. Sting countered and hit a Scorpion Death Drop and pinned Scorpio Sky for the win.
Result: Sting and Darby Allin def. Scorpio Sky and Ethan Page
Grade: B+
Kenny Omega (C) vs PAC vs Orange Cassidy (AEW World Championship Match)
Kenny Omega caught Orange Cassidy with a cheap shot soon after the bell rang, forcing him to roll out of the ring at AEW Double Or Nothing.
Omega and PAC then went back and forth inside the ring until both men took each other out. Orange slowly climbed into the ring in his slothlike manner and attempted to cover both men.
Both Omega and PAC went to clothesline Orange Cassidy who hit a double hurricanrana, followed by a suicide dive to PAC. He then took Omega down but only got a two-count.
PAC was soon back in it and all over Orange Cassidy. Omega came in and took the former WWE star down before following it up with a backstabber to Orange Cassidy.
PAC and Omega then traded chops and strikes until the champion booted his challenger into the turnbuckle. Orange Cassidy tried to roll up Omega while his attention was diverted and only got a two-count.
PAC dragged Orange out of the ring and Omega took both men out with a baseball slide dropkick. Omega then hit a dive over the top rope on both men to have the upper hand.
Omega dragged Orange Cassidy into the ring and tried to finish him off. Orange replied with a Stundog Millionaire. Both men exchanged pinfall attempts for near falls. PAC broke the sequence up with a Black Arrow.
Omega hit snap dragon suplexes to both his challengers. He followed it up with a V-Trigger to Cassidy. He went to hit PAC with a V-Trigger but ate a German suplex for his troubles.
The finish of the match saw several close near falls. At one point, Orange Cassidy hit PAC with a Superman Punch and covered him only for Don Calis to pull the referee out of the ring.
OC then headed to the top rope. As Omega tried to stop him, Orange Cassidy took him down with a headbutt.
PAC then locked in the Brutalizer as Kenny Omega came in and tried to break the hold. In a moment of desperation, Kenny Omega took out the referee.
The Cleaner brought one of his title belts inside the ring and took out PAC with it. Callis started to pass Omega all his belts one by one and he struck PAC again and again.
As Omega gloated, Orange Cassidy came in and laid out the Champ with an Orange Punch and covered him. He then attempted a Beach Break which Omega managed to reverse it into a crucifix pin to get the three-count at AEW Double Or Nothing.
Result: Kenny Omega def. Orange Cassidy and PAC
Grade: A
Mark Henry joins AEW
Tony Schiavone announced that Mark Henry has signed with AEW. He will be a coach and an analyst on AEW Rampage. We will hear more from the WWE Hall of Famer on AEW Dynamite.
Stadium Stampede Match at AEW Double Or Nothing - The Pinnacle vs The Inner Circle
MJF arrived for the match at AEW Double Or Nothing in a stretch limo. Jericho and his boys made their entrance rappelling down from the top of the stadium. MJF retreated into his car as The Inner Circle members charged at him.
The rest of The Pinnacle finally arrived and the match began at AEW Double Or Nothing. Sammy and Shawn Spears were the first ones in the ring as the former took out his opponent with a cutter from the top rope. Spears hit back with a Blue Thunder Bomb.
MJF finally came out of his limo and exchanged strikes with Jericho. The Pinnacle leader took out a fire extinguisher from the trunk of his limo and used it on the former AEW World Champion. MJF then ran and Jericho followed him. The Demo God tossed a trash can at his rival
MJF was his dastardly self and he tossed hot coffee into Jericho's face before smashing him with a phone.
The two continued hitting each other with everything in sight before making their way into a room with two Jacksonville Jaguars officials. Jericho then tossed a couple of footballs at MJF before he smashed him with a laptop.
We then cut to Wardlow and Jake Hager who started to brawl inside the freezer. Hager slammed Wardlow across the back with a tray. The Pinnacle member then tackled Hager through a wall into the kitchen area.
We cut to Sammy Guevara and Shawn Spears who brawled near the area where the chairs were kept at AEW Double Or Nothing.
Sammy showed some incredible athleticism and he was all over Spears. The Chairman then lawn darted Sammy Guevara into a steel gate. More back and forth ensued between the two and Spears tossed a ladder at Guevara, catching him in the head.
We then cut to Santana and Ortiz as they chased FTR and Tully into a bar area of the stadium. We saw wrestling legend Konnan, who was DJing, as FTR brawled with Santana and Ortiz at AEW Double Or Nothing.
Tully Blanchard tried to hit Santana with a cheap shot but was stopped by Konnan. Ortiz clobbered Dax Harwood with a trash can. Cash Wheeler started tossing beer bottles at Ortiz but was taken out by Santana.
Jake Hager and Wardlow were still brawling in the Jaguar's equipment area at AEW Double Or Nothing. They brawled to the top of a golf cart where Hager chokeslammed Wardlow off it.
We came back to Jericho and MJF and Le Champion clobbered his opponent with a cutout of Shahid Khan. In reply, MJF went after Chris Jericho's injured arm.
Jericho then stapled a Thank You card to MJF's head before removing it off. Their fight had spilled into one of the Jaguar's conference rooms by now.
MJF hit a piledriver onto the conference table but Jericho kicked out. The Pinnacle Leader was then sent head-first through a glass door at AEW Double Or Nothing.
Jericho and MJF fought their way into Daily's Place. The former AEW Champion sent his rival crotch-first into the barricade. MJF was a bloody mess by now as Jericho clobbered him with a spotlight followed by a powerbomb through a table.
Shawn Spears was also making his way into the stadium by now. We then saw Sammy Guevara chase him down in a golf cart, a nice throwback to the first Stadium Stampede Match.
Back in the ring, Spears clobbered Sammy with a steel chair for a near fall. Sammy flipped Spears off and the Pinnacle member smashed him across the head with the steel chair. It still wasn't enough to put Sammy Guevara away.
Sammy Guevara then stomped Spears' head right into a steel chair. He followed it up with a top rope splash to pin Shawn and win the match for his team at AEW Double Or Nothing.
Result: The Inner Circle def. The Pinnacle
Grade: A
