AEW Ramage Results: Injury scare for newly signed star, No DQ main event, Hook wrestles

The night before AEW Battle of the Belts, we saw Dr. Britt Baker team up with Jamie Hayter to take on Riho and Ruby Soho.

We also had Hook in action tonight against Aaron Solo of The Factory and a No DQ main event featuring Eddie Kingston, Santana and Ortiz facing Daniel Garcia and 2point0. Former WWE Superstar Jake Atlas was also in action for the first time since signing his AEW contract.

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Jake Atlas vs Adam Cole kicks off AEW Rampage

An impressive start to the match from Jake Atlas. He escaped a head scissors in style early on and took the fight to Cole and wasn't backing down from the new No.1 ranked competitor in AEW. Cole did end up taking control of the match a few minutes in as he had a headlock locked in.

Atlas broke free and hit a hurricanrana, forcing Cole to roll out of the ring. Atlas followed it with a dropkick through the ropes followed by a tope suicida.

Back in the ring, Adam Cole hit back with a Pump Kick followed by an Ushi Goroshi. Atlas kicked out at the last moment. Atlas hit back with a modified powerbomb, getting a two-count of his own.

Cole then countered a springboard with a Superkick to the knee. This ended up injuring Atlas and he crumpled to the floor when Cole attempted the Panama Sunrise. Instead, Cole locked in a kneebar, forcing Atlas to tap out.

Result: Adam Cole def. Jake Atlas

Grade: B+

ReDragon came down to the ring after the match as the doctor checked on Jake Atlas and helped him out of the ring. Best Friends and Orange Cassidy came down as well.

Jake Atlas had to get an MRI after the match and we'll have an update on his injury when available.

Andrade sends a message to Sting and Darby Allin

Andrade was backstage with Tony Schiavone on AEW Rampage. He said his problem wasn't with Sting but he asked why the "little kid" Darby Allin worked for The Icon. Andrade then added that he wanted Darby Allin to become one of his assistants and asked Sting to name his price.

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Hook vs Aaron Solo on AEW Rampage

Hook hit a modified back bodydrop to start the match. He followed it up with a leg trip, taking Solo down. Hook forced Solo into the corner and followed it up with rights and lefts to the midsection.

QT Marshall grabbed Hook's leg from ringside giving Solo the opening to get some shots in.

The young star took Solo down with a Russian Leg Sweep followed by a suplex. Hook followed it up with srtikes across Solo's jaw before locking in the Redrum and forcing him to tap out in a matter of seconds.

Result: Hook def. Aaron Solo

Grade: B

QT Marshall got into the ring after the match and right in Hook's face. Hook replied with a suplex to QT before walking away.

Dr. Britt Baker and Jamie Hayter vs Ruby Soho and Riho on AEW Rampage

Rebel pulled Ruby Soho out of the ring before the bell rang on AEW Rampage, allowing Baker and Hayter to blindside Riho before the match started. Soho quickly got back into the ring when the match started.

Once the match officially began, Riho and Soho started on top, trading tags to work on Hayter.

Jamie Hayter had a big power advantage and powered Soho into her corner and made the tag.

Ruby Soho hit Baker with a snap suplex and Britt raked Soho across the eyes. Rebel caught Soho's foot from ringside at this point, giving Baker the opening she wanted. Ground and pound from the champion as we cut to a commercial break.

The heels had Ruby Soho isolated in their corner as they traded tags and worked her over. Soho hit back with a Saito Suplex to Hayter and finally tagged Riho in.

The former Women's Champion was all over Hayter but Baker blindsided her once again. She fought back with a tornado DDT to Hayter for a nearfall. Riho then rolled Jamie Hayter up to pick up the win.

Result: Riho and Ruby Soho def. Britt Baker and Jamie Hayter

Grade: B

Eddie Kingston, Santana and Ortiz vs 2point0 and Daniel Garcia (No DQ match) on AEW Rampage

The brawl started backstage during the pre-match interview on AEW Rampage and headed out to the ring. Eddie Kingston was all over Daniel Garcia inside the ring, smashing him with a trash can. Meanwhile, Santana and Ortiz took care of business at ringside. Daniel Garcia got a thumb in the eye to wrest back control.

Santana and Ortiz hit Jeff Parker with a suplex to the floor. Matt Lee rolled Ortiz into the ring before smashing Santana. The match continued as we headed into the final commercial break.

Santana hit Jeff Parker with a rolling cutter before taking down Matt Lee. Garcia rolled up Ortiz but only got a two-count.

Eddie Kingston came in and hit Garcia with an Overhead Suplex. Santana followed it with a Frog Splash but Parker broke up the count. Matt Lee then hit Ortiz with a DDT.

Daniel Garcia brought the ring bell in and smashed Eddie Kingston with it but he somehow managed to kick out, to everyone's disbelief.

Back out to ringside, Garcia and 2point0 hit a triple suplex to Kingston, through the timekeeper's table. Ortiz tried to come to his aid but got taken out with a low blow. Santana picked up a steel chair and took out Garcia, Parker, and Lee.

Garcia hit back with a boot to the face before turning his attention to Ortiz. Garcia and Ortiz traded strikes.

Santana and Ortiz got a double team on Garcia, but Parker broke up the count. Santana and Ortiz then hit Parker with a brutal combo and pinned him for the win.

Result: Eddie Kingston, Santana, and Ortiz def. 2point0 and Daniel Garcia

Grade: A

The heels taped Eddie Kingston to the rope after the match as they continued to punish him. Chris Jericho ran down from the commentator's booth to make the save.